Location List

【Hida,Landscape】【Hida,Nature】【Hida,Others】 Train runs between rice fields.

【Hida,Landscape】 The atmosphere of the town is old Japan.

【Hida,Landscape】【Hida,Others】 It is called a Machu Picchu of Kamioka.

【Hida,Others】 It is called Tachi-Daruma. This is a Dharma that is the most tallest in Japan.

【Hida,Landscape】【Hida,Nature】 Pastoral landscape on Kawai.

【Hida,Building】 This is a elementary school. Have to confirm term.

【Hida,Nature】 There are a lot of adonis blooming for the season on the Kamioka country road.

【Hida,Landscape】【Hida,Countryside】 For the season, a lot of moss phlox are blooming and surrounding a old tomb.

【Hida,Nature】【Hida, River】 In the Amou Prefectural National Park.

【Hida,Nature】【Hida,Others】 It has canpsite and cottage. There is a river close by and also artificial river.

【Hida,Shrine/Temple】 This is the most biggest shrine in Furukawa. It has large precinct and surrounded by cedar trees.

【Hida,Srine/Temple】 A red gates, Toriis are impressive.

【Hida,River】【Hida,Landscape】 Scenery from Nishisato bridge. You can see a Takahara river and a red bridge, Fujinami bridge.

You can command a view of Gotsu city, Gounokawa and the Japan Sea from the mountain. There is a bronze statue of a poet, Hitomaro Kakinomoto and a monument inscribed with his poem.

It takes approximately 10 minutes from Kakunodate station on Japan Railway. There are few private housed in the area and you can see a countryside view.

The only pension at the lakeside of Tazawa lake. Quiet place surrounded by forest. It takes approximately 10 minutes from Tazawako station on Japan Railway.

Half mirror building. There is the Fukuoka Tower at the back.

Square in front of prefectural government building. There is a small fountain.

Several tens of thousands of beautiful bamboo trees. You can command a panorama view of Mine city from a pavilion on top of the mountain.

Big, small and various beckoning cats are displayed close together in an old house.

The area where old streetscape still remains in former Hiketa cho.

Straight road along national road 11.

Observatory where you can command a view of the Dolphin Center and deserted islands in the Seto Inland Sea.

Utazu cho is the town having a mixture of old and new things.