Location List

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...

Opened in March 2015, this facility is the first "all-weather play area" in the prefecture. Located along a national highway, it shares its grounds with a senior care facility and a vocational scho...

This site, currently abandoned and in ruins, features a four-story management building with a large waste disposal hole and an incineration facility located at the back. It is ideal for filming act...

The sake brewery of Furukawa Sake Brewery is an old building constructed during the Keio era (1865–1868) to the early Showa period (1926–1941). Each section has its own distinct characteristics: th...

This is the largest market in Japan organized cooperatively. Entering the narrow alleys of the winding residential area, you’ll find vegetables, wild plants, flowers, fruits, and pickles displayed ...

This time-limited parking facility (coin parking) is situated just one minute on foot from JR Nara Station, beneath Hotel Nikko Nara and Silkia Nara. There is a first parking lot located under Hote...

This observation point is located along the road leading from Kujukushima Pearl Sea Resort to the Kujukushima Zoological and Botanical Garden, Kira Kira, within Saikai National Park. It has the low...

This establishment, operational for over 80 years, operates as a lumber store. It includes a dirt floor, an irori (traditional sunken hearth), a veranda, a well, a hallway, a sunken kotatsu table, ...

This community center has repurposed a closed school. It retains features such as the school gates, classrooms, and a cooking room, making it suitable for filming as a school setting. The Japanese-...

Completed in 1988, this structure is made of reinforced concrete and steel. The high-rise section consists of a six-story structure with a panel exterior, while the low-rise section features a thre...

Fukiware Falls stands approximately 7 meters high and spans about 30 meters in width. The crystal-clear waters of the Katashina River flow over a riverbed of tuff and granite, gradually eroding the...

This multipurpose hall accommodates 1,100 seats (780 on the first floor and 320 on the second floor). The stage follows a proscenium format, measuring 18 meters in width, 9 meters in height, and 13...

The exterior of Kanzantei is an impressively arranged grand samurai residence, making it one of the largest dining establishments in northern Kanto. Notably, the guardian deity of Nitta no Shō and ...

A scenic slope offering a panoramic view of the townscape. It also serves as a commuting route for students, allowing them to experience the tranquil atmosphere of the surrounding fields and nature...

Standing in Sanchōmachi, a designated Important Traditional Building Preservation Area in Japan, is an old ryōtei (traditional Japanese restaurant) housed in a historic townhouse with thousand-bamb...

Adjacent to the vast vineyards stretching across the rural landscape of Hōsui Town, a winery stands out with its red roof and large windmill. Hōsui Winery features both a direct sales shop and the ...

This is a street in Shima Onsen with a nostalgic Showa-era retro atmosphere. It features restaurants serving soba and eel, charming old-fashioned vegetable shops, and game centers. At the end of th...

Asama Circuit is said to be the birthplace of Japanese motorsports, having initially hosted the Asama Volcano Race in 1955. The total length of the course is approximately 1.98 kilometers, and off-...

This is a lake with a circumference of 2 kilometers located at an elevation of 1,300 meters in the Baragi Plateau. The lake surface reflects the majestic Mount Azumaya, and in winter, it becomes co...

Mount Azumaya, one of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains, rises to an elevation of 2,354 meters. Part of the Gunma Prefecture Ridge Trail, it is known for its picturesque trekking routes. Despite being a...

In a small settlement of seven houses by the Hinokage River, a vast stone retaining wall has long protected the terraced rice fields. The oldest sections of the wall date back to the Kaei era (1848...

This large hot spring hotel, surrounded by lush forests and clear streams, features approximately 160 guest rooms. Blending a resort atmosphere with city-like convenience, it is well-equipped with ...