Iron Sand Workings of Hino
Hills washed away to extract iron sand left stepped terrain - proof that ironmaking reshaped the land itself.
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Hills washed away to extract iron sand left stepped terrain - proof that ironmaking reshaped the land itself.
Thatched houses in the Chugoku mountains, their eaves pulled deep against snow and cold.
A shrine in Hino, which draws worshippers from across Japan praying for fortune.
An observation hut in Hino, where the mandarin duck, the prefectural bird, can be seen close up.
An event at Takiyama Park in Hino, where 30,000 azaleas bloom in spring.