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Sights
Must See Spots
Nara
Yoshimizu Shrine
A shrine with the country’s oldest shoin, a beautiful room which became the setting for historic anecdotes
Toyama
Murodo
A main station along the Tateyama Alpine Route with a magnificent view of Mother Nature
Fukushima
Kai Honke Kurazashiki
A symbolic kura (warehouse) residence of Kitakata. Its architecture which has been taken to the height of luxury is a must-see
Nara
Hanayagura Observatory
The beautiful scenery of Mt. Yoshino starts from here. An observatory around which spreads a mountainous landscape surrounded in cherry blossoms
Hokkaido
Former Hokkaido Government Office Building
The Sapporo landmark that has long been admired by citizens with the nickname of “The Red Brick Office”
Kumano
Nachi Seiganto-ji Temple
Nachi Falls, Nachi Grand Shrine and then Seiganto-ji Temple, a facility which brings together the mountain and worship
Mount Fuji
Itchiku Kubota Art Museum
An elegant collaboration among the beauty of Japan, Mt. Fuji and Tsujigahana dyeing experienced amid Mother Nature
Miyazaki
Obi Castle Ruins
The historic castle ruins where the Ote-mon main gate welcomes you as a symbol of Obi
Hokkaido
Kitaichi Glass 3gokan
An Otaru glassmaker shop with refined Japanese glass products
Okinawa
Kabira Bay
A popular spot which promises the greatest beauty of Ishigaki Island and clear blue seas
Shiga
Omihachiman
With a beautiful canal and old streets, you can spend a relaxing time in this town
Wakayama
Wakayama Castle
The castle boasting “The Tokugawa Gosanke” soaring over the city of Wakayama
Hokkaido
Sakaimachi Street
Otaru’s main shopping street retaining a townscape of old stores
Saga
Nabeshima Domain Kiln Park
With the sound of Imari ware wind chimes ringing throughout the mountain village, this is a park which has restored the traditions of pottery.
Miyazaki
Obi Samurai Residence Street
A street which has preserved historic samurai residences
Hiroshima
Senkō-ji Shinmichi
A sloping path that is overflowing with “Onomichi-esque flavor” that has appeared in countless Japanese films
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