Every Place in the Catalogue
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Takada Sekaikan
Little knownTakada Sekaikan opened in 1911 as a theatre called Takada-za and converted to film a few years later. It has been showin…
Fukushimagata Lagoon
Little knownFukushimagata is a 262-hectare freshwater lagoon on the northern edge of Niigata City, one of the last remnants of the w…
Tsukechi Gorge
Little knownThe Tsukechi river runs off the Kiso mountains over a granite bed, and where it cuts through the gorge the water is a gr…
ภาพประกอบ (ไม่ใช่ภาพถ่าย)Nakatsugawa Kurikinton
Little knownThe kurikinton of Nakatsugawa is not the glossy sweet-potato paste served at New Year elsewhere in Japan. It is chestnut…
Keichan
Little knownKeichan is chicken cut up, marinated in miso and cooked on a hot plate with cabbage. It comes from the Gujo and Gero are…
Gujo Odori
Little knownGujo Odori is not a performance. There is no stage and no audience — the dance circles the streets of Gujo Hachiman arou…
Gifu-Kakamigahara Air and Space Museum
Little knownKakamigahara has been Japan's aircraft town since 1917, when the army put its airfield here, and Kawasaki has built aero…
Basho Memorial Museum Ogaki
Little knownOgaki is where Oku no Hosomichi ends. Basho arrived here in 1689 after around 2,400 kilometres and five months on the ro…
ภาพประกอบ (ไม่ใช่ภาพถ่าย)Site of Reversible Destiny Yoro
Little knownArakawa Shusaku and Madeline Gins spent their careers arguing that architecture had made human beings too comfortable an…
Gifu Sekigahara Battlefield Memorial Museum
Little knownOn 21 October 1600, around 160,000 men fought in this basin in a single day and the outcome decided who would rule Japan…
Enakyo Gorge Cruise
Little knownEnakyo is the reservoir of the Oi dam, completed in 1924 as the first large concrete dam in Japan, which flooded a stret…
Monet's Pond
Little knownA small unnamed pond beside Nemichi Shrine in the Itadori valley, fed by spring water clear enough that the koi appear t…
ภาพประกอบ (ไม่ใช่ภาพถ่าย)Tokuyama Dam
Little knownTokuyama holds 660 million cubic metres of water, the largest reservoir capacity of any dam in Japan — roughly twice the…
Kegonji
Little knownKegonji is the thirty-third and final temple of the Saikoku pilgrimage, the oldest pilgrimage route in Japan, and it is…
Kamigare Tea Terraces
Little knownKasuga, in the mountains of western Gifu, has grown tea since the sixteenth century, and at Kamigare the fields climb a…
Mosaic Tile Museum Tajimi
Little knownKasahara in Tajimi makes more mosaic tile than anywhere else in Japan, and in 2016 the town gave itself a museum for it.…
Naegi Castle Ruins
Little knownNaegi was built on a granite outcrop above the Kiso river, and rather than clear the boulders the builders stacked their…
Tekone-zushi
Little knownTekone-zushi is slices of bonito or tuna marinated in soy and mirin, laid over vinegared rice and mixed in by hand. The…
Inabe Plum Grove
Little knownInabe sits under the Suzuka range in the north of Mie and its agricultural park holds around four thousand plum trees of…
Tado Taisha
Little knownTado Taisha sits at the foot of Mt. Tado in the north of Mie, and the tradition here is that a white horse has lived on…
Tsubaki Grand Shrine
Little knownTsubaki Okami Yashiro is the head shrine of the roughly two thousand shrines across Japan dedicated to Sarutahiko-no-Oka…
Matsumoto no Rairaiken
Little knownYokkaichi tonteki is a thick slab of pork, scored into a shape locals call a glove, seared hard and finished in a black…
Yokkaichi Industrial Night View
Little knownYokkaichi's petrochemical complex is the reason the city is known nationally, and for the worst reasons — the air pollut…
Gozaisho Ropeway
Little knownThe ropeway climbs from Yunoyama Onsen to near the summit of Gozaisho at 1,212 metres, on the Suzuka range that divides…
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