Location List

Built on the shore of Lake Togo, this is one of Japan’s top Chinese gardens, symbolizing the friendship between Tottori Prefecture and China’s Hebei Province. Designed by Chinese engineers and cons...

Promenade in the city connecting Uecho where is the central urban area of the city and Kajomachi where the city hall is located.

Approximately 25-minute-drive from Hanamaki station on Japan Railway. They still offer mix bathing which is rare nowadays.

Very crowded on weekends and around new year time.

Crowded around the new year's day. Relatively quiet on weekdays.

Shoheibashi Bridge is a concrete bridge over the Kaniegawa River which runs north and south in the old downtown district of Kanie Town. With beautifully curved railing, the bridge is located near G...

Tennobashi Bridge is a bridge with traditional red bridge railing, located on the Kaniegawa River in front of the Kanie Tourism Exchange Center. It is the goal point of the festival boats at the fa...

Kanie castle is said to have been built when Hojo Tokito first built a fortress in1429. There were three inner citadels and three branch castles by the Warring States Period (Sengoku Period), but t...

Called “the town of water” in the past, rivers and creeks still play an important role in the lives of people living in Kanie Town. There are 6 rivers, straight and winding. Parks have been built a...

Funairi, a district that was once a fishing village, has many houses and streets reminiscent of the old days. There are many narrow alleys and corners throughout the area.

Six rivers, large and small, run through Kanie Town and many parks and facilities are located alongside each river.

Built in 1650 and one of the old bridges over Uchikawa river which has over 350-year history.

Built in 1985.

One of the bridges over an inland river in Imizu city.

These white-walled storehouses along the Tamagawa River retain the ambience of their origins in the Edo and Meiji periods. The area has been designated one of the most important traditional archite...