Hikawa Nyotai Jinja
The shrine paired with Hikawa Jinja. It preserves the Mifune festival, set on the old Minuma wetland.
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The shrine paired with Hikawa Jinja. It preserves the Mifune festival, set on the old Minuma wetland.
It has no torii, and rabbits sit where guardian lions usually would. The reading tsuki also gave rise to a belief in luck in contests.
The head shrine of some 280 Hikawa shrines nationwide. Its approach runs about two kilometres, among the longest in Japan.
The two-kilometre approach is among the longest in Japan. Its avenue of trees became the spine of the town.
A district built by bonsai growers who moved here after the Great Kanto Earthquake.
Design classics are set out to be sat on; Kisho Kurokawa's grid facade opens onto the park.
One of the few museums in Japan collecting book art - the made book itself treated as the work.
The world's first public bonsai museum, beside the village founded by Tokyo growers who fled the 1923 earthquake.
Japan's first public museum devoted to dolls, in the town that has made their heads for centuries.
A Kunio Maekawa building in his late tile-clad manner, holding National Treasure swords.
A triennial staged in empty buildings and shopping streets, run with residents on the team.
Faces built up in layers of shell white over paulownia paste, a trade traced to the Toshogu craftsmen.
A two-kilometre approach, among Japan's longest, forming a green axis through the modern city.