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Karatachi Literary Footbath

Located in Yanagawa City-known for producing seven notable literary figures including Kitahara Hakushu, Dan Kazuo, and Hase Ken-Karatachi Literary Footbath is a unique spot where literature and relaxation come together. As you soak your feet, you can browse panels introducing these writers through photographs, anecdotes, and excerpts from their works, letting your thoughts drift into their literary worlds.

• Fukuoka
• Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts

Zenigata Sunae "Kan'ei Tsuho" (Kotohiki Park)

Zenigata Sunae "Kan'ei Tsuho" is a giant sand drawing created on the white sand of Ariake Beach in Kotohiki Park, a scenic spot in Kanonji City, Kagawa Prefecture. Modeled after an Edo-period coin, the sand drawing measures Approx. 122 m east to west, Approx. 90 m north to south, and Approx. 345 m around, and is said to have been created overnight during the Edo period to welcome a feudal lord.

• Kagawa
• Parks & Gardens

Rairaikyo Gorge

Scenic beauty as far as the eye can see at this gorge carved by the Natori River flowing between Mt. Kamuro in the Ou Mountains to Sendai Bay. The name "Rairaikyo" was given by Tomotaka Komiya, a disciple of Natsume Soseki and an honorary professor at Tohoku University, in 1931, with "Rai" referring to the abundance of rocks.

• Miyagi
• Nature Spots

Morioka Castle Ruins Park (Iwate Park)

Morioka Castle was built in Keicho 2 (1597) as the residence of the Nanbu family of the Morioka Domain. After the Meiji Restoration, the castle was developed into "Iwate Park" in Meiji 39 (1906), designed by Yasuhei Nagaoka, who is known as a pioneer of modern parks. " Morioka Castle Ruins" has been designated as a national historic site and has also been selected as one of the "100 Great Castles of Japan" and "100 Historical Parks in Japan”.

• Iwate
• Parks & Gardens

Shiroishi Castle

The restored wooden castle tower was completed in 1995. The original castle is said to have existed around the end of the Warring States Period, but historical records are scarce and neither the date nor the founder of the castle is known.

• Miyagi
• Tourist Attractions

Mt. Showa-Shinzan

Showa Shinzan, in Shikotsu-Toya National Park, was once a wheat field that was uplifted by Mount Usu's volcanic eruption in 1943. Showa Shinzan is a volcano that has received worldwide attention for its status as a national special natural monument, one of Japan's top 100 geological sites, a Japanese Geopark, and a UNESCO World Geopark, among other things.

• Lake Toya and Noboribetsu
• Nature Spots

Lake Toya

There is no better attraction than the natural landscape of Lake Toya in Hokkaido. The area around a caldera lake, Lake Toya , and an active volcano, Mt.Usu, was designated as the Toya- Usu Unesco Global Geopark in UNESCO Global Geopark.

• Lake Toya and Noboribetsu
• Nature Spots

Hokkaido University

Hokkaido University has a huge campus and an unconstrained space. A location of the ground is accessible on foot from the Sapporo station. The campus is open to the public for tours and walking as well as students or staff do.

• Sapporo Station, Odori, Susukino
• Tourist Attractions

Fushimi Inari Taisha

It is the head shrine of about 30,000 Inari shrines which are traditionally familiar throughout Japan and the god is worshiped for bountiful harvests of grain, business prosperity, the safety of households, recovery from illness, and wish fulfillment. This shrine was established in 711 AD.

• Kyoto
• Shrines & Temples

Sendai Daikannon Statue

The largest statue of the Kannon in Japan is located in the precincts of Daikanmitsuji Temple, and its official name is Sendai Tendou Byakue Daikannon. The statue was completed in 1991 at a cost of approximately 4 billion yen by a businessman who was developing the surrounding area. The statue stands 100 meters above the ground.

• Sendai
• Shrines & Temples