Location List

This is the pilgrimage road from Fujii-dera Temple (Stop 11) to Shosanji Temple (Stop 12).

Fire works festival at the seaside

Ryuganji Temple is a small wooden temple built inside an enormous rock cave. In the inner sanctum of the temple floats a triad of floating wooden Buddhas, said to have been built by Gyoki Priest in...

Takasu Kannon Onie is a festival held on January 4th. With a history of over 1200 years, the festival, held to pray for good health and rich harvest, has been designated as the city’s Intangible Fo...

Also known as the Oh-harai, the Nagoshi Festival is held for three days as a Shinto purification ceremony. The gods are carried on portable shrines (Mikoshi) as part of the ceremony.

With simple arrangements of the Inaba umbrella dance brought from eastern Tottori, the Shan-Shan Festival has become one that anyone can join. The name ‘shan-shan’ is based on onomatopoeia for both...

These stone steps were used in the film ‘I Are You, You Am Me’ (also known as ‘Exchange Students’) for the scene where the minds and bodies of the boy and girl are switched.

One of Kyoto’s five famous hanamachi (geisha district), Kamishichiken is located east of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine and west of Senbon Shaka-do Temple. Kamishichiken (literally meaning the ‘seven upper...

【Hida/Building】 It is a cultural museum of this area's festival. Has a 4K theater for 60 seats. It just rebuilt in 2020.

carried out from every Jun. 13th to 15th since 1931.

【Hida,Cityscape】【Hida,Shrine/Temple】 They have own crest of Yatai. These are fireproof building. Basically store Yatai in these garage.

【Hida,Other】 When the Festival, thousands of people get together at this square. Cobblestones are public road so you can go through by car as well.

The largest mural in the world. It painted about history of Koza.

The largest festival in Yamaguchi city which is approximately 450 years old. Some thousand of bright red-colored lanterns create a fantastic view.

Main shrine for the local town. Annual festival day has been established as the local festival. The area near the shrine is known as one of the foremost ancient ruins with giant rocks, good quality...

It is known as an unusual women's religious austerities in Japan. Held on January 8 every year.

The largest event in Ama town that dancing to a local folk song "Kinya Monya". Parade with approximately 1000 people and fireworks on the water are held the forth Saturday of August every year. Man...

Make a frame by dried bamboo, paste sheets of paper together and make it shine by applying oil, persimmon tannin or Japanese lacquer. There are many processes to make it done and each process is d...

Held at Furukuma shrine on November 23.

Held in Susukigawa shrine on May 4 and 5. Parade with 9 ships.