The Sado Kisen operates ferries between Niigata Port and Ryotsu Port, as well as between Naoetsu Port and Ogi Port. On the car ferry, you can bring your own car or truck to travel to Sado Island. I...

This bus stop gives off a slightly lonely and nostalgic atmosphere, as if you were looking at a scene from a coming of age movie. With the backdrop of a blue sea and sky, it creates an enchanting c...

This is a training center that has been newly renovated. It features a 25-meter pool, a flowing pool with a 40-meter lap, studios, various training machines, and other amenities.

It is a town factory located in an area where factories are lined up in the vicinity. They handle metalworking, die cutting, design, manufacturing, and more. Next door, a cafeteria called "Bond" is...

This is the first public educational farm in Japan that provides opportunities for people to experience and learn about agriculture. It offers a diverse range of experiential programs, from making ...

This is a flat land formed by the uplift caused by earthquakes (an uplifted wave-cut platform) spreads out. This easily walkable flat land is also a suitable place for gathering seaweed, and in t...

Nagaoka City's Settaya district, which cherishes its historic buildings and townscape, is known as a brewing town. The area is home to companies producing miso, soy sauce, and sake, and as you walk...

This office building, constructed in 1869, is the only existing building from the five ports that were opened for trade during that time. It was created by local carpenters who mimicked Western arc...

This building has an atrium structure from the 1st to the 4th floor, and from the rooftop observation deck, one can observe the takeoff and landing of airplanes. The facilities inside, such as wait...

"Egawa" was originally a waterway created during the Edo period (1603 - 1868) to carry water from the Kamogawa River to the town areas for daily use. Along the Egawa, there are charming scenes of s...