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Amaharashi Coast, located in the northern part of Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, is one of Japan’s most scenic and popular coastal areas, known for its stu...

Overlooking the serene scenery of the Shinano River, Niigata Furusato-mura is a popular Japanese cultural hub where visitors can enjoy both the food and trad...

Surrounded by towering cedar trees, the moss-covered stone path of Hakusan Heisenji Shrine unfolds in quiet beauty. Located in Katsuyama, Fukui Prefecture, t...

Cliffs rising sharply against the deep blue of the Sea of Japan—that is Hokojima, a small rocky island along the coast of Fukui City. The columnar joints for...

Toyama’s central Matsukawa River offers a relaxing cruise where you can enjoy views of cherry blossom trees lining the banks. In spring, the branches form a ...

Facing the calm waters of the Sea of Japan stands a massive rock wall—Ganmon in Shika Town, Ishikawa Prefecture. This natural sea cave, 15 meters high and 60...

Wakasa Bay Sightseeing Site Official Fukui Tourism Site Clear spring water and a moss-covered stream make Uriwari Falls in Wakasa Town, Fukui Prefecture a sc...

A tranquil sanctuary atop a quiet mountain, Kurikara Fudo-ji Temple Main Hall offers a unique fusion of nature and history in Tsubata Town, Ishikawa Prefectu...

The white walls and tiled roofs of Ishikawamon Gate and Gojikken Nagaya at Kanazawa Castle Park are symbolic landmarks that carry the legacy of the Kaga Doma...

The calm waters of the five lakes and the surrounding mountains create a stunning panorama, best enjoyed from the summit of the Mikata Goko Rainbow Line Summ...