Location List

This castle, a symbol of Nagoya was residence of the 620,000-koku Owari Tokugawa household. It was built by the order of Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1612, and it symbolizes Nagoya's pride and power.

Remnants of the old settlements and the buildings that line both sides of the narrow Nakasendo are just as they were in the Edo Period. The town's streets run along the steep ridges of the mountain.

Located deep in the Northern Japan Alps, the Okuhida Hot Spring Villages boast the most open-air hot spring baths of any one area in all of Japan.

Yoro falls has been chosen as one of the Top 100 Waterfalls and one of the 100 Best Spring Water Sites in Japan. It is also famous for a legend that tells the story of a pious son who ladles some w...

Completed in 1832 after 38 years of construction, Gifu’s Great Buddha is 13.7 meters tall, is counted among Japan’s Three Great Buddha Statues, and is the largest in Japan to be made of lacquer.

This is a spacious footbath that up to 40 people can sit at. You can relax here while viewing Lake Suwa or the North and South Alps. Very close by is the "Natural Bath Walkway" that can provide ref...

The main shrine of the Suwa Shrine is called O-Suwa-sama. There is an Upper Shrine and Lower Shrine, where the Upper Shrine includes the main building (in Suwa) and front building (in Chino).

49th year of the Showa era(1974), Mr.Chikazo Honda donated his old western and Japanese timepiece collection, in which he devoted himself to, hoping many people could enjoy it for a long time.

Ikegami Hyakuchikutei is a historical Japanese house with garden, located at just a few min walk northward from the castle. It has a full-scale tea-ceremony room (tyashitsu) with a tea garden.

Western style building constructed in 1889

Water fall in the mountain area

former Missionary house

settlement with old style houses in the mountain area

paddy rice fields in Nakano District, Minamai Alps city

this lily colonies are about 2.6ha in area, consist of about 2.6 million roots.

some film has shoot in this old building of prefectural office

important cultural properties. originally build in Meji era.

Histrical building which cnstructed in 1930.

Rows of cherry trees with Kaikoma mountain are popular with photographers

Lake Motosuko is located at the edge of east side of Fuji Five Lakes and is 13km in circumference, 4.7 square kilometers in area, and 138 m in maximum water depth. It is the deepest of the Fuji Fiv...

An aesthetically pleasing cedar forest surrounds the three main shrine structures, which have all been named national important cultural properties. Fuji-Sengen shrine is the main sight for local f...

A sparkling vision of light! The night view from Fuefukigawa Fruit Park, which boasts one of the new three major night views in Japan. The night view of the Kofu Basin can be seen from all the pa...

A recreational facility where you can enjoy the outdoors.

Held as the spring festival of the Iwase Suwa shrine, the Iwase Hikiyama Festival sees 13 floats being courageously paraded through the village streets by men from the beach.