Location List

This is a vocational training school located in a quiet area of Shiroishi City, Miyagi Prefecture, characterized by its two-story building constructed in 2001, which extensively uses glass. In addi...

This is a hot spring town located at the eastern foothills of the Zao Mountain Range, with a history of about 400 years since its opening. The area features public bathhouses, ryokans (traditional ...

Renowned as a representative scenic spot of Setonaikai National Park—Japan’s first national park—the sunset over the Seto Inland Sea as viewed from Washuzan has been selected as one of the “Hundred...

A stylish cultural facility featuring a glass-enclosed atrium, opened in 2020. It includes a 720-seat "Hall," along with an "Art Space," "Gallery," "Band Room," and "Culture Room," catering to a wi...

Nanase Dam is a multipurpose dam located upstream on the Nanase River in the Oita River system. It is the largest rock-fill dam in Oita Prefecture, standing approximately 92 meters tall and about 5...

Originally built in 1941, this building was remodeled in 2006 while preserving its original materials. You can view beams and wooden framework that were previously concealed in the ceiling. The bui...

Built in 1941, this building was remodeled in 2006 while preserving the original materials. It is possible to see the beams and wooden framework that were hidden in the ceiling. You can also view L...

This glamping site offers various lighting effects and amenities. It includes eight units, such as luxurious villas with private pools and glamping domes. The facility also features large public ba...

This bridge spans the Saigawa River, which flows through the center of Kanazawa City. Designed by Shigeki Sekiba, a pioneer in Japanese bridge engineering, it was completed in 1924. The iron bridge...

This is a guesthouse situated on a hill in the eastern coastal area of Awaji Island. Located in a rural region, it offers an unobstructed 180-degree view of Osaka Bay. You can also see a beautiful ...

This is a wooden row house built in the early Showa period (1926-1941) to serve as company housing for the workers of the Amein Mine. The roof is made of concrete tiles and corrugated metal, while ...

Located at the southernmost point of Iwaki City, which has a coastline extending 60 km, this is the closest beach to the Kanto region. It features a distinctive red torii gate and two unique rock f...

A cultural property and scenic spot designated by Nomi City, this area features seven waterfalls of varying sizes. Among them, the first waterfall, "Ootaki," and the second waterfall, considered th...

This is a pedestrian- and bicycle-priority road. The route was developed for walking and other activities along the former Hokuriku Railway Nomi Line, which was discontinued in 1980. Along the appr...

Established in 1878, this is Japan's oldest trout hatchery. Located in the national scenic area of Samegai Valley, the 3-hectare facility takes full advantage of its natural surroundings. It featur...

This building, constructed entirely from cedar wood, was formerly Kōra Higashi Elementary School. Inside, a red carpet runs through the space, and visitors are required to remove their shoes upon e...

With Lake Biwa right in front, all rooms offer a lake view, allowing guests to enjoy the sunrise, sunset, and the nightscape of Otsu City. The lake is just a 10-second walk from the hotel, and a sa...

It is said that in the past, a dedicated locomotive ran from the foot of Mount Ibuki to the JR line to transport coal, and the remnants of those railway tracks have since been converted into a cycl...

This observation platform is located within a park at the summit of Yunotake Mountain (elevation 579 meters). The platform stands alone in an unfashionable park, giving off a slightly dilapidated a...

Hokojima is located on the Echizen Coast in Minamisugocho, Fukui City, approximately 5 kilometers along National Route 305 from Takasu Beach toward Koshino. It features a columnar rock formation ab...

This is a historic building that represents modern architecture from the Taishō period (1912–1926). Built in 1923 as a venue for cultural exchange within the community, it hosted lectures, theater ...

A conference room managed by the Himeji City Crisis Management Office, located within the Himeji City Disaster Prevention Center. It is a large conference room that can accommodate up to 96 people ...

The residence of the Fukui domain lord, the Matsudaira family, is known for its collection of shoin-style architecture built around a pond, closely integrated with the garden. Its spacious and clea...