Location List

This samurai residence was built about 170 years ago and stands in the Ishibacho Furusato Village. In addition to the residence that displays samurai armor, weapons, and other artifacts, the pond a...

This samurai residence was built about 170 years ago and stands in the Ishibacho Furusato Village. In addition to the residence that displays samurai armor, weapons, and other artifacts, the pond a...

A temple of the Shingon sect of Buddhism. Was built from 985 to 987 and its Main Hall has been designated an Important Cultural Property of Okayama Prefecture. The Nio-mon (Deva) Gate and the Jizo ...

Kinojo Castle (or Ki Castle), which literally means a “demon castle,” is an ancient castle constructed in the late 7th century by the Yamato Imperial Court. A stone wall about 2.8 kilometers long a...

Sojagu Shrine is where both Soja City and Soja Station got their names from. It is said that the gods of 324 shrines in the Bitchu region were enshrined together along with the principal deity of t...

One of several temples established by the order of Emperor Shomu in the Nara period (8th century). It is estimated that the original temple site was 160 meters wide and 178 meters long, but the bui...

According to the shrine's undocumented legend, the shrine was founded in 707 AD. In 1533, the shrine was burned down by Amago Haruhisa during his invasion of the province, and reconstructed by Haru...

Josai Roman Hall is the former main building of Nakashima Hospital which was completed in 1917. The two-story wooden architecture of a European taste features a dome on the roof and intricately det...

A two-story wooden schoolhouse with a history of more than 120 years. It was first established as jinjyo-chugakko (traditional Japanese education-system junior high school) in 1895. In 1948, after ...

Kakuzan Park is built on the ruins of an ancient castle, Tsuyama Castle, which was built about 400 years ago. The castle’s approximately 10-meter-tall stone wall remains today. Because of its beaut...

The residence of Buzaemon Nozaki, who built his fortune in the salt-making industry in the late Edo period (1603–1868). On a land of about 10,000 square meters are many buildings, such as the gates...

Closely associated with the figure believed to have inspired the famous Japanese folktale Momotaro, the Kibitsujinja Shrine is a National Treasure of Japan, officially listed as “The Main Sanctuary...

Inada stone is a beautiful white granite, used in buildings such as Tokyo Station and the Japanese national parliament. The quarry in Ibaraki Prefecture's Kasama City is known as the Ishikiri mount...

Oiwa Shrine sits at the foot of Mt. Oiwa, which is said to be the oldest holy mountain in Hitachi, Ibaraki. Near the entrance, about three meters from the ground there is a mysteriously shaped gian...

The gateway to Kasumigaura. Leisure boats and yachts are anchored at the port.

The facility with a culture hall accommodating about 300 people, an event space and large and small meeting rooms.

Located at right front of Tsuchiura station. Can be filmed as a bank or a office.

Banquet hall reflecting the image of Bali. Built in 2013 and accommodates up to 100 people.

A modern-style water purification plant. 3-story building. As it is characteristic looking, it can be filmed as different locations.

The slope connecting Kujiragaoka and Ota Daini High School.

Baseball stadium with a night game equipment.

Swimming pool for both children and adults which is adjacent to a baseball stadium, target bird golf course, Fureai Center and Ozato Forest Park.

Sports Park with a baseball stadium and soccer stadium. Can see the city view from the cottage on the hill.

A cycling road with a great nature along Yamadagawa river and Kujigawa river.