Location List

This valuable architectural site vividly conveys the region’s history and cultural heritage. Natasho has been known since ancient times as a rice-growing area. Located in the upper reaches of the M...

Founded in 1869 as a specialty shop producing and selling funa-zushi, the building assumed its present form in 1936. The exterior follows the traditional machiya townhouse style, harmonising with t...

This dignified Japanese residence was built in the late Edo period (from around the 1780s to 1868). The single-storey wooden structure showcases traditional architectural elements with meticulous a...

This samurai residence, believed to have been constructed between the early and mid-19th century, once belonged to a mid-ranking samurai family. It was designated a National Important Cultural Prop...

This underground passage connects the Sendai City Hall Main Building and North Building with the Aoba Ward Office. It is mainly used by city hall staff. Its long corridors and stairways evoke th...

This former rice warehouse has been renovated into a venue for artistic and cultural presentations. On the second floor, visitors can view works by dyeing artist Tomi Yamagishi.

This junior high school closed at the end of the 2022 academic year. The building still preserves not only its classrooms but also specialised rooms such as the music room, home economics room, art...

Located within the park grounds, the Kami Town General Gymnasium features a main arena with seating for 758 spectators, along with a sub-arena and two meeting rooms. The surrounding facilities incl...

This museum exhibits Kirikome-yaki, a type of pottery once produced in the Miyazaki Kirigome district of Kami Town until the early Meiji period (from 1868 to the early 1870s). In addition to perman...

Stretching across a gentle south-facing slope at an elevation of around 700 metres on Mount Kurikoma, this 15-hectare wetland is home to a rich variety of rare alpine plants. Flowers bloom thro...

Operated by Lollipop-gakuen, this facility makes use of the former Tsubonuma Elementary School building, which closed in March 2015. The campus features open classrooms without dividing doors and a...

This nostalgic shopping street is lined with retro storefronts, lively daytime drinking spots, and an arcade-covered walkway, and it connects to a bustling nightlife district. While the daytime atm...

A traditional farmhouse property that includes a guesthouse, backyard garden, and farmland. Set on a spacious 1,550 m² site, the grounds feature the main house (about 100 years old), a renovate...

Selected for the Ministry of the Environment’s “Best Beach 100” list of top swimming sites, this scenic beach features a striking 515‑meter stretch of white sand and expansive views of the Unzen mo...

From this point, you can look out over the former Hondo city area, with views stretching north toward Mount Unzen Fugen and south toward the islands scattered across the Shiranui Sea. The park ...

This plaza sits between Hanamaki Station and the Hanamaki Settlement and Exchange Center (Nahan Plaza). Equipped with a snow-melting system, the square remains clear even in winter and is capable o...

Opened in April 2025, this textile industry tourism complex occupies a 43,787 m² site that includes not only a factory but also two public parks. One park, designed with an oasis-like theme, featur...

The Ueda family residence is one of Amakusa’s historic homes, with the family having served as the Takahama village headmen for roughly 340 years. The main house, detached guest room, front entranc...

Tsujishima is a small island of about 0.6 square kilometers located in Itsuwamachi, Amakusa City. The island is connected to Amakusa Shimoshima by the Tsujiohashi Bridge. About 200 wild dolphins...

Located inside the Ushibuka Branch Office of Amakusa City Hall, this facility is operated by a private company. It offers clean, modern shared offices, meeting rooms for rent, and a comfortable lou...

Located at the tip of the Tarumae Hills, this park is surrounded by expansive natural scenery centered around Nishiki Onuma, a pond with a circumference of about 1.6 kilometers. Developed from 1976...

This open-air museum features five traditional farmhouses and one board storehouse relocated and restored from across the prefecture, originally built between the mid-Edo period (early 1700s–around...

Usually calm and peaceful, Shichiken Shopping Street preserves the rich history of a castle town that has endured for more than 400 years. Often called the “Little Kyoto of Hokuriku,” the town is a...

A beautiful coastline where green pine trees and white sandy beaches stretch endlessly along the shore. Renowned fro the exceptional clarity of the water, Awara Coast is filled with the fresh scent...