Every Place in the Catalogue
1,610 spots
Mt. Haguro Five-Story Pagoda
Locally knownThe Mt. Haguro Five-Story Pagoda is a 29-meter tall wooden pagoda standing in a primeval cedar forest, considered one of…
Michinoku Coastal Trail
Locally knownThe Michinoku Coastal Trail stretches over 1,000 kilometers along the Pacific coast from Aomori Prefecture through Iwate…
Zunda Mochi
Locally knownZunda mochi represents Sendai and Miyagi Prefecture's most distinctive sweet, a beloved confection where mochi rice cake…
Illustration — not a photographSakunami Onsen
Locally knownSakunami Onsen has welcomed travelers for over 1,500 years, a riverside hot spring town nestled in a forested mountain v…
Sendai Pageant of Starlight
Locally knownThe Sendai Pageant of Starlight transforms the city's main boulevards into a glittering wonderland each December, when s…
Sendai Morning Market (Sendai Asaichi)
Locally knownSendai Morning Market captures the vibrant essence of local food culture, a covered arcade market that has served Sendai…
Rinnoji Temple and Garden
Locally knownRinnoji Temple presents a serene sanctuary in northern Sendai, a Zen Buddhist temple renowned for its exceptional landsc…
Sendai Tanabata Festival
Locally knownThe Sendai Tanabata Festival stands as Japan's most spectacular star festival celebration, transforming the entire city…
Akiu Great Falls (Akiu Otaki)
Locally knownAkiu Great Falls ranks among Japan's three most famous waterfalls, a powerful 55-meter cascade where the Natori River pl…
Sendai Castle (Aoba Castle Ruins)
Locally knownSendai Castle, also known as Aoba Castle, served as the seat of power for the Date clan for over 260 years, a commanding…
Illustration — not a photographRyusendo Cave
Locally knownRyusendo Cave is one of Japan's three largest limestone caves, famous for its underground lakes of exceptional clarity a…
Illustration — not a photographJakoten
Locally knownJakoten (じゃこ天) is Ehime's signature fish cake made from small fish (jako — tiny sardines or anchovies) ground whole with…
Nanrakuen Garden
Locally knownNanrakuen is a traditional Japanese landscape garden built in 1688 for the lord of Matsuyama Domain, featuring seasonal…
Omishima Island
Locally knownOmishima is the largest island on the Shimanami Kaido cycling route, home to Oyamazumi Shrine which houses Japan's most…
Taimeshi
Locally knownTaimeshi (鯛めし, 'sea bream rice') is Ehime's signature dish, existing in two completely different regional styles: Matsuy…
Ehime Mikan
Locally knownEhime Prefecture produces 20% of Japan's mikan (mandarin oranges), making citrus the region's defining agricultural prod…
Garyu Sanso Villa
Locally knownGaryu Sanso is a refined villa and tea house built in 1907 by a wealthy merchant, perched on a cliff overlooking the Hij…
Illustration — not a photographTobe Pottery
Locally knownTobe-yaki is Ehime's signature ceramic style, characterized by thick white porcelain hand-painted with indigo-blue botan…
Ishite-ji Temple
Locally knownIshite-ji is Temple #51 of the 88-temple Shikoku Pilgrimage, a large Buddhist complex featuring a towering three-story p…
Sanuki Udon Taxi Tour
Locally knownKagawa Prefecture's density of exceptional udon restaurants creates a unique culinary tourism opportunity, with speciali…
Shikoku Mura Village Museum
Locally knownShikoku Mura Village Museum preserves over thirty traditional buildings relocated from throughout Shikoku Island, creati…
Yashima Temple & Historic Battlefield
Locally knownPerched on the summit of Yashima, a distinctive table-shaped lava plateau rising 292 meters above sea level, Yashima Tem…
Takamatsu Castle (Tamamo Park)
Locally knownTakamatsu Castle, also known as Tamamo Castle, represents one of only three Japanese castles built directly on the seaco…
Sesshu Garden
Locally knownSesshu Garden (雪舟庭) is a karesansui (dry landscape) garden designed by Sesshu Toyo (1420–1506), Japan's most revered ink…
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