Location List

Seiza-no-Mori at Taneyama Kogen is a highland camping facility known for its rich natural environment and clear night skies. Taneyama Kogen, a gently rolling highland at an elevation of approxi...

It is a comprehensive university that brings together five faculties, six graduate schools, and a university hospital on a single campus. The spacious campus, rich in nature, is well-equipped with ...

Mizusawa Park, located in central Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, is an urban park believed to have been developed in 1878 under the design of Minomushi Sanjin. It contains approximately 50...

The Hyakushika Daigunbu (“Hundred-Deer Grand Dance”) is a large-scale performance where multiple styles of Taiko-style Shishi Odori (Deer Dance) from Esashi, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, come toget...

Ōji Street is a full-scale recreation of the main avenue found in Heian-period capitals. Located directly in front of the south gate of the Seichō Government Office and behind the Kyara Palace, it ...

The north side of the Seichō Government Office complex is modeled after an earlier period, around the 8th to 9th centuries, when the Tohoku region had not yet been fully brought under central contr...

The Granary Complex is a group of takayuka-shiki (traditional Japanese raised-floor) storehouses located within the jōsaku palisade. This elevated design lifts the floor above ground level to prote...

The Konjikidō, the greatest masterpiece of Hiraizumi culture, is preserved today within a protective covering. Here, however, you can utilize a faithful recreation of its original, open appearance ...

Kyara Gosho (“Kyara Palace”) is the only building in Japan that follows the shinden-zukuri architectural style of the Heian period. It is a faithful reconstruction, based on historical records, of ...

Based on archaeological excavations of the Shiwa Castle Ruins (Morioka City), this area recreates the distinctive jōsaku fortifications unique to the Tohoku region. The jōsaku served as the front ...

Machi-nami Street faithfully recreates the shops and houses of the Heian period. In those days, commoners lived in simple houses with log roofs, earthen floors, wooden plank floors, and slender pil...

The Workshop Area at Esashi-Fujiwara Heritage Park is a full-scale reconstruction of the workplaces of craftsmen essential to daily life in the Heian period. Built with historically accurate techni...

Kiyohira Residence is a full-scale reconstruction of an early Shinden-zukuri style manor (the second-phase Toyoda Residence) where Fujiwara no Kiyohira, the first lord of the Northern Fujiwara clan...

Tsunekiyo Residence is a full-scale reconstruction of the home of Fujiwara no Tsunekiyo, a late Heian-period warrior and son-in-law of Abe no Sadato. In the mid-11th century, while serving as an of...

The campsite is located next to a river and waterfall.

Although Mt. Hitsuzan is a small mountain a little south of central Kochi city with an altitude of only 118 meters, the view of Kochi City from the parking lot is simply stunning and beautiful.

Hayashitei (Hayashi Residence) was built in 1887 by Yuzo Hayashi, a politician from Sukumo City. Built for a politician, it has unique facilities such as a lookout room and a hidden ladder. The hou...

Square at the bank of Kagami river flowing in the center of Kochi city. Loved by citizens as a place of rest and relaxation.

Odoyama Observatory is a great place to see the Odo Coast and Kashiwajima Island surrounded by crystal clear blue sea, making it look like a ship floating in the air. The island became famous on th...

Ogata Akatsuki-kan is a contemporary architecture built in 1998 with white modern exterior and huge steps, considered as a landmark in Kuroshio Town. The multi-purpose facility includes the Akatsuk...

Designed by Masako Hayashi, this seashell gallery is a rare shellfish exhibition hall in Japan. The building was selected by DOCOMOMO JAPAN and the Architectural Institute of Japan as one of the to...

The school building was used till 2014.

Landscape of Edo era

Hagi castle build in Edo era