Location List

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...

Yamba Bridge, which spans the dam lake constructed by Gunma Prefecture, opened in October 2014. Crossing the Agatsuma River (Lake Yamba / Yamba Agatsuma Lake), the bridge forms part of Prefectur...

Located on the western edge of Nagasaki, Takahama Beach is known for its distinctive rock formations, including Tsunakake Rock and the Meoto (Wedded) Rocks. The beach stretches for nearly 1 kilo...

Kansuien Garden is a traditional strolling‑style garden centered around a pond measuring approximately 32 meters east–west and 40 meters north–south. A garden gate stands at the center of the ea...

Equipped with professional‑grade sound and lighting systems suitable for a wide range of concerts and performances, the hall can accommodate up to 590 people. Access: Approximately 10 minutes by...

Kamishima Island, part of Toba City in Mie Prefecture, lies about 14 km northeast of Toba Port and is a fishing‑centered island community. The island is known for its distinctive karst formation...

This white lighthouse stands at the tip of a cliff battered by the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean. The Daiosaki Lighthouse, located at a treacherous point where the Kumano‑nada and Enshu‑nada ...

Completed in 2015, the Himeji City Archaeological Research Center is a two‑story reinforced‑concrete facility with a site area of 8,951 m², a building footprint of 2,864 m², and a total floor area ...

Built in 1922 as the home of a lumber merchant, the Former Mizui Family Residence stands alongside a storehouse (kura) dating from 1914. The house is characterized by its solid construction fini...

Completed in 1940, the Aboshi Chamber of Commerce Hall features a distinctive Western‑style exterior, highlighted by a projecting entrance with a second‑floor balcony, along with striking round fix...

Once known as Japan’s largest tin mine, the Akenobe Mine prospered as a major mining site. Today, it has been preserved as a mining education facility, where visitors can see exhibits such as th...

Located west of Himeji City, Aboshi Boat Park is one of the largest marinas in the Kansai region, with capacity for 573 boats. About 30 minutes by car from central Himeji, the marina sits along ...

This shrine is said to have been founded in 1615. A subsidiary shrine of Matsubara Hachiman Shrine in Shirahama‑cho, Himeji City, it stands atop Shosekiheki, a scenic coastal cliff. Facing th...

Located within National Akashi Kaikyo Park on Awaji Island—an area blessed with a mild climate and abundant local produce—this comprehensive natural hot spring resort is centered on the theme of “f...

During the summer season, the ski resort is closed, allowing the entire area to be used extensively for filming. Large set constructions and open‑set builds can also be accommodated. Note: Fro...

Located in Kubonosho‑cho on the southern outskirts of Nara City, this traditional farmhouse—estimated to have been built in the mid‑Edo period (around the mid‑1700s)—is more than 250 years old and ...

The Gump House, Iwaki City’s first farmhouse‑style kominka guesthouse, is a traditional residence more than 280 years old, restored to reflect its Edo‑period (1603–1867) appearance. At dinnertim...

Stone quarrying at this site began around 1887. After World War II, the growing use of cement caused demand for stone to decline sharply, and the quarry was abandoned, remaining largely untouched. ...

This scenic driving route is popular with motorists for its beautiful views and has also been used as a filming location for television commercials. The road climbs 9.7 kilometers to the summit ...

This facility brings together Sakai’s traditional industries under one roof. Visitors can explore hands‑on experience areas, educational exhibits, and displays highlighting local crafts such as ...