Location List

Fudo Bridge, which spans the dam lake constructed by Gunma Prefecture, opened in April 2011. Crossing the Agatsuma River (Lake Yamba / Yamba Agatsuma Lake), the bridge forms part of Prefectural ...

This community center features a fully glass‑walled exterior. Hall 1 is a gymnasium measuring approximately 20 m × 35 m, large enough to accommodate one basketball court, one volleyball court, o...

This scenic viewpoint lies along the Kabura River, which flows through the center of Shimonita Town. From the parking area, a short 2–3 minute walk down a footpath leads to a rocky overlook abov...

Located within Kiryu Sports Park, this baseball stadium features 100 meters to both left and right fields and 122 meters to center field, with seating for approximately 15,000 spectators. The st...

This station on the JR East Hachiko Line opened on July 1, 1931. It features two side platforms serving two tracks. Above the front entrance, a traditional decorative onigawara roof tile, a loca...

This park is well equipped with sports facilities, including an athletics track, four baseball fields, six tennis courts, and two futsal courts. In addition to these amenities, the park features...

Opened in April 2011, this pedestrian passage connects the sea and the city. It measures 8 meters in width and 139 meters in total length. Inside, a moving walkway approximately 50 meters long h...

Established in 1999, this six‑story reinforced‑concrete building features a distinctive contemporary design that incorporates see‑through materials throughout—from the entrance hall to the elevator...

This facility includes a hall, cinema, cooking room, and creative activity rooms. Outdoors, there are gateball courts and an open plaza with a stage. The surrounding area is encircled by forests...

This multi‑purpose outdoor facility in the southern part of Toyama City spans a vast 14‑hectare site where visitors can enjoy sports, leisure activities, and stargazing. Following renovations co...

This residence served as the official home of a Kaga Domain magistrate and was built in the late Edo period (late 18th–mid‑19th century). The property covers approximately 1.3 acres and includes...

This park, located beside an elevated railway, offers views of the Hokuriku Railroad Asanogawa Line, which can be seen from the pedestrian overpass. The park features gentle slopes and a multi‑pur...

Built in 1967, this three‑story reinforced‑concrete community center is located in the port town of Onahama. The facility includes a hall, dressing rooms, meeting rooms, Japanese‑style rooms, an...

This private residence of Segawa Yasugoro, a prominent political and business figure of the Meiji period (1868–1912), features a garden designated as a protected garden by the city. The pond occ...

Karato Market serves as the “Kitchen of the Kanmon area,” functioning both as a regional wholesale market and a public marketplace where visitors can purchase fresh ingredients at reasonable prices...

Located in Miyaoki, Yumesaki‑cho, Himeji City, this waste treatment facility was completed in March 1996. It occupies a site area of 9,606.26 m² with a building area of 1,929.76 m². On weekdays,...

This modern multi‑purpose complex is surrounded by lush green parkland. Its warm, wood‑accented main hall seats 485 people and is distinguished by four catwalks suspended above the audience seat...

This traditional guesthouse, approximately 130 years old, was originally the home of a sericulture farmer and was later renovated in the sukiya architectural style. The interior features a sunke...

This 18‑hectare riverside park, developed along the Ogawa River, features a relatively large bridge, creating an environment well suited for filming river scenes. The park also includes a multi‑...

Located at an elevation of 600–700 meters on the western slopes of Mt. Akagi, this forest offers a chance to experience Japan’s four distinct seasons—from spring blossoms and lush summer greenery t...

Construction began in April 1892, resulting in a beautiful brick arch bridge where engineering and artistry blend seamlessly. Rising 31 meters above the riverbed, it is the largest structure of its...

Established in 2003, this institution provides technical support for small and medium‑sized enterprises. Standing on a 37,520 m² site, the two‑story steel‑framed and reinforced‑concrete building...

The Tomioka Joint Government Office Building, completed in 2001, is a three-story steel-framed structure with one basement level. Its exterior design is inspired by the Tomioka Silk Mill, a UNESCO ...

This five‑story government office building is constructed with a variety of locally sourced timber from Gunma Prefecture, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The building houses six admini...