Location List

This scenic lawn observation area offers panoramic views stretching from the mountainous upper reaches of the Asano River to central Kanazawa. Landmarks visible from the site include Mt. Iozen, Mt....

.Spread across a hillside with an elevation difference of 83 meters, this expansive 87.9‑hectare park offers sweeping views over Kanazawa City and the Sea of Japan. Rich with seasonal plants and...

.This Japanese‑garden‑style green space spans approximately 3,171 m² and features around 1,400 azalea shrubs representing 72 varieties. The garden reaches its peak bloom from late April to early Ma...

At the entrance to Kanazawa Station stands the glass‑domed Motenashi Dome, designed to resemble an umbrella extended in welcome to arriving visitors, an architectural expression of the city’s spiri...

Set amid the natural beauty of Karuizawa, this accommodation offers a tranquil forest environment paired with refined, high‑quality spaces. The property includes independent tents, stylish outdo...

Opened in 2025 at the foot of the Usui Pass, this craft brewery occupies a 40‑year‑old wooden farmhouse‑style building. The first floor houses the brewing facilities, while the second floor feat...

Home to the only gondola in Miyagi Prefecture, this site features an observation deck at an elevation of roughly 1,100 meters, offering sweeping views across the Sendai Plain to the Oshika Peninsul...

Located near the confluence of the Naruse and Tagawa Rivers, this sports facility serves as a base for canoe training and includes a fully equipped boathouse. The complex also features a multipu...

Built in 1884 in the former village of Shibutami, this school building closed in 1963. After its closure, it was used by local residents as the Matsunai Community Center, and in 1968 it was relocat...

A park on a small hill beside Sakitsu Church. From here, the sweeping view of the Amakusa west coast is truly breathtaking—especially at sunset, when the scenery resembles a beautiful painting. ...

This station on the JR Obama Line features a distinctive station building relocated from the ‘Windmill Station’ pavilion that appeared at the 1990 International Garden and Greenery Exposition. Toda...

Projecting into the heart of Wakasa Bay, the Tsunegami Peninsula is encircled by remarkably clear waters. As no major rivers flow into nearby Sekumi Bay or the Shikiami area, the coastline is famed...

Located halfway up Mount Haruna, this scenic site offers sweeping panoramic views over the landscape below. The broad grassy field—also usable as a parking area, creates an open, expansive atmos...

Located at the foot of Mount Akagi in Niisato Town, Kiryu City, this facility consists of a corrugated cardboard case manufacturing factory. Situated against the expansive backdrop of Mount Akag...

Set within a lush natural environment, Kanayama Park welcomes visitors with its symbolic karakuri mechanical clock. Beyond the entrance are two expansive lawns featuring numerous playground structu...

Opened in 1988 within Idemitsu Culture Park and adjoining the Central Library, Sun Garden is a glass-roofed greenhouse showcasing a diverse collection of plant species that would not ordinarily thr...

Planned around the theme of water, greenery, and sunlight, this park serves year-round as a place for culture, recreation, and health. Set amid abundant greenery are several social education facili...

Located approximately 12 kilometers west of the city center in the Kinsei district, this park is one of the area’s notable fountain parks. It features large playground equipment, a spacious multipu...

Flowing between the Minatomachi and Nishimachi districts of Okinoshima Town, this river connects to Saigo Bay. It is often dotted with fishing vessels heading out to sea as well as sightseeing boat...

Located in the northeastern part of Okinoshima Town, this fishing village faces Ushiki Port. Although it is a coastal settlement, rice fields spread close to the shore, creating a rare and pictures...

Located in the Tsuma district, this fishing port is lined with many small boat houses along the shore. These structures form a distinctive landscape unique to the Sea of Japan coast, where tidal ch...

This merchant residence prospered as a fertilizer wholesaler from the Edo period through the early Showa era (1603–1945). Its white plaster walls and mushiko-mado lattice windows—distinctive featur...

Located at Shakagahana—also known as Jizozaki—at the tip of the Mito Peninsula extending from the southernmost end of Shodoshima Island, this point faces the narrowest channel between Harima‑nada a...

Built in the early Edo period (1603–approx. 1700), this shrine residence is considered the largest of its kind in the Kansai region. It includes a traditional dry landscape garden, and inside the b...