Location List

Designed by Tadao Ando. Mail hall accommodates 1929 people.

Situated at an elevation of 540 meters, this highland is framed by the Kirishima mountain range. Covering 120,000 square meters, it bursts into color each spring with 350,000 rapeseed flowers and 1...

This general-use park spans approximately 130,000 square meters and is conveniently located near Kōmyōike Station on the Senboku Rapid Railway. The park is designed to highlight the cherry blossoms...

This area has been developed as a coastal and sports park that takes advantage of the surrounding natural beauty of the sea and mountains. A stone-built observation deck serves as its symbolic feat...

Nagamine is known for its excellent rice production and features a gently spreading plain. From the summit, you can enjoy sweeping views of Suo-Nada, the Kunisaki Peninsula, and on clear days, even...

The sand and gravel in this area are red, clearly reflecting the distinctive coloration of a volcanic island rich in iron. This red hue, caused by volcanic gravel similar to that found at Goryodaki...

Located at the foot of Komekami Mountain in Ajimu Town, Usa City, this site features columnar giant stones, each standing 2 to 3 meters tall, aligned in a deliberate arrangement and pointing skywar...

The Tōin Garden, where imperial banquets and ceremonies were held during the reign of Emperor Shōtoku (764–770), has been restored within the site of Heijō Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Com...

The old Sanyō Road, known as the Saigoku Kaidō during the Edo period, served as a major highway connecting the Chūgoku and Kyūshū regions with the Kinki region. The streets of Kusatsu in Nishi Ward...

This mountain viewpoint offers a clear view of Mount Fuji from an open area in the village. From December to January, visitors can also witness the sunrise over Mount Fuji.

Opened on December 12, 1998, this facility sits at an elevation of 453.5 meters in the mountainous eastern part of the prefecture, about 9 kilometers east of JR and Kintetsu Nara Station. It is acc...

This scenic roadway bypasses Mayuyama, located behind Shimabara City, and runs close to Heisei Shinzan, stretching approximately 8 kilometers in total. It offers a dynamic driving experience throug...

A tourism exchange center, café, and satellite studio have been established here, serving as a hub for community interaction. In July 2021, a multipurpose hall adjacent to the station opened. The n...

Kuyoshi Beach, located southeast of Ashibe Port, offers a beautiful 500-meter stretch of sandy shoreline. It is Ashibe Town’s premier swimming beach and draws many visitors during the season. In th...

Belonging to Joshinetsu National Park, this beautiful valley stretches for about 5 kilometers along the Susobana River, upstream of the Okususobana Dam, and is counted among Japan's 100 scenic view...

This is the sub-office of Iwaki City, located in the central area of the Yumoto Onsen district. The structure is a three-story reinforced concrete building with a steel frame, constructed in 1959. ...

The facility is a shōya (village headman’s residence) built during the Ansei era of the Edo period (1854–1860), preserving the architectural style of the late Edo period (1781–1868) intact. It feat...

The Tokorogo settlement is a rural area located on an alluvial fan at the northern foot of Daisen, the highest peak in the Chūgoku region. Many buildings from the early modern period (1603–1867) to...

Masumizu Plateau is a vast grassland spread across the mid-slope of Daisen National Park, at an elevation of 700 to 900 meters. From below, you can gaze up at Daisen in the background, and from abo...

A ferry connects Akaiwa in Chiyoda Town to the opposite shore in Kumagaya City, Saitama Prefecture, across the Tone River. This 400-meter route is the only "waterway prefectural road" on the Tone R...

This plateau, with an elevation of 720–850 meters, spans 3,100 meters east to west and 1,400 meters north to south, covering about 300 hectares. Its remote location makes it ideal for filming histo...

This coastline stretches along Tachibana Bay at the Shimabara Peninsula's entrance. While swimming is currently prohibited, it was selected as one of the "100 Best Natural Spots in Japan" in 1983.

In the western part of Isahaya City, a river merges with the "Higashi Okawa," the city’s second-largest river, before flowing into Omura Bay. From mid-April to mid-May, fireflies can be seen dancin...

On an uninhabited island in Omura Bay, a campground equipped with activities like zip lines and treehouses is accessible by a 5-minute boat ride from Kameura Port, located 1.5 hours from Nagasaki A...