Location List

Open on Sundays and public holidays. Approximately 50 shops are on-site offering everything from seafood and processed marine products to fruits and vegetables. The robatayaki corner, where visitor...

Togetsu-kyo Bridge built over O-jima Island is revival O-jima Island, Togetsu-kyo Bridge Famous Japanese poet Basho Matsuo having come first in Matsushima of the depths of Zuiganji Temple O-jima ...

This gorge extends about 2km, and Akiu Hot Springs is located in the middle.This gorge features views of natural wonders that can be appreciated from a close distance.

Here, you can capture the beauty of the Seto Inland Sea and the bustling activity of passing ships from the prefecture's largest open-air hot spring. This location exudes a nostalgic atmosphere wi...

This is a hospital with comprehensive care wards for 35 beds, a recovery rehabilitation ward for 40 beds, and a dialysis room for 13 beds, along with a home nursing station. The building, which app...

There is a wide-ranging view of the Harima-nada (Harima Sea) in front, offering a clear, unobstructed scenery. While there is a roughly 200-meter-long white sandy beach, there are very few swimmers...

The Takahashi River carves a beautiful and dynamic gorge, forming the Atetsu Plateau, a karst landform. The towering cliffs of limestone, reaching a height of 240 meters, present a breathtaking vie...

This is one of the prefectural nature parks in the upper reaches of the Takahashi River: the Oda River Valley. Over a stretch of 1 km, towering trees and old trees, such as maples, cast their shado...

Established in 1951, it is located near JR Uno Station and is beloved by many fans as a scenic velodrome facing the Seto Inland Sea. Currently, it is the only velodrome in Okayama Prefecture.

Uno Port, located in the city center, is a vital hub for maritime traffic connecting the mainland and Shikoku. It serves as a gateway for ferries traveling to and from the islands of Shikoku and th...

The striking red brick and ivy leaves of Kurashiki Ivy Square, which was originally built as a Kurashiki spinning mill factory during the Meiji era, have now been renovated into a hotel. The sprawl...

As you walk along the straight road through the countryside, you'll come across stone walls and a long gate, leading to traditional thatched-roof houses. There are no utility poles around, offering...

Discovered in 1928 by local elementary school teachers' survey, this limestone cave is said to have formed approximately 30 million years ago due to a seabed uplift. It is considered academically u...

About a 15-minute drive from Ishidoriya Station on Japan Railway, this stream flows for about 6 km from the depths of the Ou Mountains. It features scenic spots such as the famous Ichinotaki waterf...

Established in 1895, this sake brewery, said to have been built in the late Edo period (1603 – 1868), is open to the public as the Iga Machikado Museum (reservation required). The distinctive exter...

The lawn square located on the seaside of the Takamatsu Symbol Tower, which towers just north of JR Takamatsu Station. From this tower and the passenger terminal building, you can enjoy views of th...

Originally built in 1913 as the main branch of the former Nijusan Bank, a portion of the walls was destroyed by war damage in 1948. However, after reconstruction in 1949, it has been used as the ma...

A school studio available for private rental and set construction, equipped with classrooms, a gymnasium, and a schoolyard. It can be used for various filming purposes such as commercials, dramas, ...

It is possible to conduct explosions here. This location is ideal for shooting action scenes or explosive sequences due to its open space. Additionally, the rugged rock walls and abundant greenery ...