Location List

The striking contrast between the red cliffs and the emerald green sea creates a captivating scene. According to myth, this area is where a goddess gave birth, with "Tarai Rock" and "Byobu Rock" sa...

Perched on a plateau at an elevation of 270 meters, the observation tower provides sweeping views of the "grid-style windbreak forest," a treasured part of Hokkaido's heritage, alongside expansive ...

This international-level ski resort hosted the Alpine Skiing World Championship in 1993. It offers a range of courses, including the men's course, which spans 5,000 meters with a vertical drop of 9...

This coastal area, located in the northern part of Amami City, boasts crystal-clear waters known as "Blue Angel," offering breathtaking beauty on sunny days. The shallow waters, surrounded by coral...

The Kamikawa River, which flows east to west through Kinko Town, features the spectacular Kamikawa Great Falls and adjacent small falls, spanning 35 meters wide and 25 meters high, creating dramati...

This tranquil hot spring is located at the northern foot of Shojidake Mountain. The spring water, rich in carbon dioxide and sodium bicarbonate, is enjoyed not only for bathing but also for drinking.

This area has been a vital transportation hub since ancient times and developed into a market town along the Hyuga Highway during the Edo period (1603–1868). The Hoashi family, prominent landowners...

This park is located between the Ono River and the Otozu River. On the Ono River side, there is a children’s park with large playground equipment, where activities such as sliding down the riverban...

From the 159-meter summit, visitors can enjoy views of Kaminokuni City and Okushiri Island floating in the Sea of Japan. A shrine stands at the summit, and nearby are a campground and the nationall...

The Shinsinotsu Village Glider Field, operated by the Sapporo Aviation Association, is a rare sailplane gliding site located near Sapporo. Open to the public without the need for reservations, visi...

This area, comprising Washuzan and the offshore islands of Kamajima, Matsushima, and Mukuchijima, lies at the heart of the Bisan Seto. The view from Washuzan is emblematic of Setonaikai National Pa...

Renowned as a representative scenic spot of Setonaikai National Park—Japan’s first national park—the sunset over the Seto Inland Sea as viewed from Washuzan has been selected as one of the “Hundred...

Said to be one of the Ankokuchi temples established by Ashikaga Takauji across various regions, its garden has been designated a national scenic spot. Designed in the karesansui (dry landscape) sty...

The residence of Hirokane, the village head of Onoro, who amassed immense wealth through the production of copper from the Koizumi Copper Mine and Rohas (ferrous sulfate) around the Kyōwa and Bunka...

Ushimado, historically thriving as a port where sailors awaited favorable winds and tides, retains many remnants from the Edo period (1603–1868) to around 1955, when it flourished as a port town. T...

In a stretch of approximately 2 kilometers, the eastern side of the embankment features a view of oyster rafts floating, while the western side is adorned with wetlands and mega-solar landscapes. G...

The Okayama Prefectural Headquarters is the first governmental building designed by Kunio Maekawa, a leading figure in modern Japanese architecture who studied under the famous architect Le Corbusi...

This is a campus located in a rural area, covering approximately 30 hectares. The grounds are filled with greenery and feature classrooms, an auditorium, a library, and various sports facilities in...

This fisheries cooperative holds a rare fish market where live fish are auctioned off. It's said you wil not be able to find such large live fish tanks anywhere else.

This Western-style building, blending Japanese and Western elements from the Taisho era, was built in 1928. Designed by Sadaharu Yokoi (according to hearsay), it was selected as one of Toyama's 100...

Completed in 1936, this historic building showcases the characteristics of the early Showa period (1926–1941) in both its exterior and interior. It continues to function as an active office buildin...

Gokayama, long isolated from the plains, retains many ancient traditions. One of these is "Gokayama Tofu," crafted using locally sourced soybeans, spring water, and natural nigari (magnesium chlori...

This museum is located within Fugan Canal Kansui Park. Visitors can enjoy seasonal views of Kansui Park and the Tateyama Mountain Range from both the interior and the rooftop garden. The second flo...

This stunning gorge follows the Saguri River upstream, where the Shimotsugawa River and Kuromatazawa River converge at Jujikyo, above the Saguri River Dam. A walking path runs along the gorge, and ...