Hasedera (Kurayoshi)
It looks down on the town of white-walled storehouses. Its main hall in kakezukuri survives.
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It looks down on the town of white-walled storehouses. Its main hall in kakezukuri survives.
A stage thrust out from the cliff. Dedicated votive tablets and hagoita paddles hang in rows.
A new prefectural museum whose purchase of Warhol's Brillo Boxes became a public argument about what art is worth.
Landscapes and birds woven from tie-dyed thread; the technique died out and was reconstructed by a preservation society.
In a circular former theatre, presenting figure sculpting as a branch of sculpture proper.
Pears trained flat overhead, so each orchard becomes a green ceiling with shade beneath.
Glazed Sekishu tiles resist snow and salt, and their red is what gives this coast's towns their colour.
A complex in Kurayoshi bringing a hall, a museum and a park together.
A park in Kurayoshi named after a legend of a heavenly maiden, known for cherry blossom and azaleas.
A confectioner in Kurayoshi, making sweets that represent the prefecture.
A fishing ground in Kurayoshi for yamame and rainbow trout, with rods for hire.
Wasabi beds at Sekigane in Kurayoshi, where the growing can be watched.
A museum in Kurayoshi, the only one in Japan devoted to the pear.
A shrine in Kurayoshi, one of the eight shrines of the good-fortune circuit.
A shrine in Kurayoshi, once the town's tutelary shrine, busy at the New Year.
A reservoir in Kurayoshi, with Mount Daisen reflected upside down on its surface.