Location List

educational facility for Landscape planning & horticulture

Tokoji Temple was founded in 1362 as part of the Rinzai School of Buddhism. It is said to have then been rebuilt from ruins in the later 17th century after being destroyed in the war. Since that ti...

Sada Shrine is a mysterious shrine known to the locals of Ajimu Town in Usa City. The main hall and the torii gate, renovated in 1864, have been in use for more than 150 years. Remains of a reverbe...

A cave that was handmade at the end of the Edo period, depicting heaven and hell.

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...

Kyoshuzuka Tumulus is a tomb said to be the place where the Hachiman deity buried a hundred heads of the Hayato people to memorialize them after suppressing their uprising. It was designated a hist...

The Enma Cave is located in the Fukugonji Temple. There are 16 Rakan (Arhat) statues inside the cave. The Rakanbashi Bridge is a stone bridge over a small pond in front of the cave.

The Mid-autumn Festival (Hojoe Ceremony = release of captive animals) is held at the vermillion-lacquered Wama Shrine Ukiden near the mouth of Yorimogawa River which runs near the Usa Shrine into t...

most famous dune in Japan

Usa Jingu Sando is the approach leading to the Usa Jingu.

Misasa Onsen boasts the highest radon quantity of all the world’s hot springs and is also known as ‘the healing spring’, making this area a popular health resort. A kawara rotemburo at the riversid...

Running between Kooge and Wakasa Stations, this local railway, opened in 1930, features a wooden station house with old-fashioned waiting room and benches, and the old steam locomotive and its faci...

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...

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.

Histotical chaya (=teahouse) district established in 1820. You can see old wooden buildings and lattice-work windows which have quaint atmosphere.

It was built as a villa at the end of the Meiji era. It is a modern Japanese-style architecture, making use of the techniques and materials of the time, and the garden is arranged as around the pon...

Two wings of the main building and a storage built in 1826 are remained. At that time, the place was opened as an exchanger to exchange gold and silver to " Kittefuda" (kind of money bills). The h...

This scenic spot with its gently-sloping ridgeline has three lakes at the foot of the beautiful Mt.Komagatake.One of these lakes is Lake Onuma.

Sightseeing spot where approximately 40,000 people visit. The best time is late July to mid August.

The building of the Kanazawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The building has a modern style and can be shot as a conference room or office.

The moss phlox flower and its unique sweet scent inspire excitement in the hearts of Hokkaido’s people. This is because the appearance of the moss phlox flower heralds the true beginning of spring,...

historical facility for supporting station established in Meji era.

One of the stations on Kiji line of Japan Railway. The station master's office is a Soba restaurant and the station master is also an owner of the restaurant.

Park with a observatory commanding a panorama view of the town where Izumo Shrine is. Can drive up to the top of the mountain.