Location List

This 40-foot pleasure boat accommodates up to 12 passengers and is equipped with onboard shower and restroom facilities. The interior salon makes generous use of natural wood, creating a warm an...

A traditional torch festival held in the Asama Onsen area. Torch flames illuminate the hot spring town, creating a powerful nighttime atmosphere. Participants often mark their faces with soot as a ...

A full-scale concert hall with excellent acoustics for classical music, featuring a German-built pipe organ that enables a grand and dignified atmosphere. Suitable for filming concert scenes, cerem...

A large all-weather dome facility with a spacious floor and high ceiling, allowing for large-scale shoots regardless of weather conditions. The interior features locally sourced Japanese larch wood...

A traditional Noh performance event held at the National Treasure Matsumoto Castle. Torchlight illumination against the castle backdrop creates a dignified and atmospheric setting, ideal for filmin...

Akira Kurosawa's "Ran", "Kagemusha", and "007 You Only Live Twice" are the birthplace of many works. There are conditions for shooting.

A winter ice sculpture festival held against the backdrop of the National Treasure Matsumoto Castle. Combining historic castle scenery with seasonal ice artworks, it offers a visually striking and ...

A specialized museum exhibiting fossils discovered in the Shiga area. Suitable for filming museum scenes and settings related to academic or educational facilities.

A municipal day‑use hot spring facility located in the heart of Asama Onsen. With spacious indoor baths, open‑air baths, and relaxation areas, the site is suitable for bathhouse scenes, everyday l...

A historic shopping street located near Matsumoto Station, featuring a mix of traditional shops and modern stores. Suitable for filming everyday city scenes, local street life, and lively urban set...

A well-preserved Edo-period farmhouse once owned by a wealthy farming family. Featuring traditional rooms and an earthen floor, it offers an authentic setting for period dramas and scenes depicting...

A Meiji-era Western-style residence that was actually used as a priest’s home. Its calm interiors and lived-in historical atmosphere make it suitable for filming scenes set in modern Japanese histo...

A nationally designated treasure from the early Meiji period that was actually used as an elementary school. Featuring Western-style architecture with well-preserved classrooms and corridors, it of...

A Taishō‑era Important Cultural Property preserved in its original location. The wooden school buildings and auditorium function as a single setting, ideal for school dramas, period pieces, and fl...

A full-scale baseball stadium used for official games, featuring a natural grass outfield. The expansive field and authentic ballpark setting provide highly realistic visuals for baseball scenes, ...

A spacious urban park developed on the former campus of Matsumoto Higher School. Featuring tree‑lined paths, open lawns, and scenic ponds, the park can be used together with the surrounding histor...

A wedding hall located in Saga City. The waterfall in the courtyard is the symbol. Not only weddings and parties, but also various situations can be photographed. Projection mapping using three ...

A city hotel located on Port Island. Features a spa (large communal bath) and a coin-operated laundry.

The campus that houses Konan University’s Faculty of Frontiers of Innovative Research in Science and Technology and the Frontier Institute for Biomolecular Engineering Research: FIBER. It is well-...

A north-south street connecting the former Foreign Settlement of Kobe and Kitano-cho (one-way southbound). The sidewalk is lined with stylish boutiques and cafés.

An underground live music venue. It offers flexible capacity control, accommodating everything from concerts for over 300 people to parties for around 50.

A rental hall in the former foreign settlement of Kobe used for concerts, lectures, and other events. It also features a café area.

This retro-style bus, designed to evoke the “Ijinkan” (foreigners' residences), features a green color scheme. It takes a 65-minute tour of major tourist spots in central Kobe, including the Kitano...

Founded in 201 AD. It is also known as a shrine for matchmaking.