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Kumogawa-juku is a beautifully preserved post town that retains the atmosphere of the Edo period. As a Japan Heritage site, it offers a unique chance to walk through historic streets and experience the culture of the ancient Saba Kaido.
Experience the magic of spring with 2,000 cherry blossoms and the 'Human Shogi' event. The summit offers stunning views of Mt. Gasan and the Mogami River. Perfect for nature walks and cultural discovery.
Experience the historic stone-paved paths of the Edo period. Surrounded by 400-year-old cedar trees, this is a perfect place to experience the seamless fusion of nature and Japanese history.
Experience the 1,200-year history of Shiobara Onsen. With diverse mineral springs and stunning river views, you can find the perfect way to relax and rejuvenate.
Discover the history of traditional Japanese wood wax production at the Kamihouga Residence, an Important Cultural Property. Explore beautiful historical architecture and detailed industrial exhibits in the heart of Uchiko.
Un vasto giardino con 400 specie di piante. Dalle rose stagionali alla collina colorata di Fururu no Oka e alle magiche illuminazioni notturne, ogni visita offre una nuova scoperta rilassante.
A historic residence of a wealthy Edo-period farmer. Enjoy free admission and experience Japanese tradition through seasonal exhibitions and interactive cultural activities.
A valuable museum where you can deeply understand the history of Kure, including Naumann elephant fossils and the history of shipbuilding. It is a great place to touch upon local industry and culture.
A hidden gem in Sagano featuring 1,200 expressive Rakan statues. Every step reveals a new face and a new discovery. Experience a unique blend of history and spirituality amidst the serene atmosphere of the historic Main Hall.
The Takeda Family Residence is a National Important Cultural Property in Takaoka, Toyama. As the former home of descendants of Takeda Shingen's brother, it offers a profound look at the lives of wealthy farmers through its historic architecture and precious ancient documents.
A historic Japanese stroll garden preserving the elegance of the Edo period. Known as a spiritual spot where the energy of Mt. Fuji flows, it offers a tranquil escape with beautiful seasonal flowers and water features.
Owari Okunitama Jinja is a historic shrine in Inazawa, Aichi, offering profound cultural experiences. From the energetic 'Hadaka Matsuri' in the lunar New Year to the elegant 'Chigo Gyoretsu' in November, it is a premier destination to witness traditional Japanese rituals firsthand.
Currently closed for seismic reinforcement, this beautiful Western-style mansion is a National Important Cultural Property located in Oji Zoo. You can still enjoy its stunning Meiji-era exterior and garden.
Okidomari is a historic port that once sent silver from the Iwami Ginzan mine to the world. Enjoy a journey through history by walking through the historic town layout and observing the 'Hanaguri-iwa' mooring rocks and the beautiful Sea of Japan scenery.
A sacred site at 1,076m altitude, part of the UNESCO World Heritage 'Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range.' Experience the mystical forest of 3,000-year-old ancient cedars and the deep history of mountain worship.
A beautiful highland area in Ehime featuring seasonal cherry blossoms, cosmos flowers, and stunning mountain views. Perfect for a peaceful nature retreat.
A premier cherry blossom spot in the Hokuso region, featuring 1,000 cherry trees and 4,000 azaleas in spring. Enjoy a perfect blend of historical castle ruins and the traditional Japanese architecture of Seifoso.
Un luogo legato alla leggenda di 'Nansō Satomi Hakkenden'. Situato vicino al quartiere delle pareti bianche, offre un'atmosfera serena tra lapidi storiche e decorazioni a tema canino.
A precious spot to witness traditional Japanese rituals like Yabusame in April and the powerful Abare Mikoshi in November. Also beautiful for quiet cherry blossom viewing in spring.
Experience the stunning Meiji-era architecture of a wealthy farmer's residence. The contrast between the Western-style exterior and the delicate Japanese interior is a highlight. A hidden gem in Date City for lovers of history and design.
