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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...

The Chausuyama Plateau, spreading across the quiet mountain ranges on the border of Aichi and Nagano Prefectures, sits at an elevation of 1,400 meters and is...

Nestled in the quiet mountains of Nara, Hasedera Temple is a destination where seasonal flowers and nationally treasured cultural assets harmonize. The Eleve...

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 ...

Gifu Castle rises atop Mount Kinka and is known as a stage of the Sengoku period. From the summit, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the Nōbi Plain, and o...

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...

Quietly stretching along the Kumano Sea, Shichiri Mihama is Japan’s longest shingle beach, extending about 22 km. The contrast between the blue sea and black...

Quietly nestled in the forest, just a few minutes’ walk from Shin-Kobe Station, lies Nunobiki Falls｜Ontaki. This scenic spot offers a refreshing escape from...

The calm waters of Hachiman-bori reflect the historic townscape of Omihachiman in Shiga Prefecture, symbolizing the charm of this former castle town. Built d...

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...