TokyoArchitectureShinjuku
Japan National Stadium
A stadium completed in 2019, designed by Kengo Kuma and others, making much use of timber.
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KanagawaArchitectureYokohama
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse
Customs warehouses built in 1911 and 1913, refitted as shops and event space.
FukuiArchitecture
NaraArchitectureNara
Heijo Palace Site
The centre of Heijo-kyo, to which the capital moved from Fujiwara-kyo in 710. The Suzaku gate and the great audience hall have been rebuilt.
ShimaneArchitectureIzumo
Izumo Taisha Shrine
The grand shrine of Okuninushi, known as the god of marriage ties, famous for its great straw rope.
ShimaneArchitectureIzumo
Former Taisha Station
A former station building in Izumo, built in 1924 in pure Japanese style.
KagawaArchitectureKotohira
Kotohira-gu Shrine
A shrine in Kotohira, revered as a god of the sea, with 785 stone steps up to the main hall.
EhimeArchitecture
SagaArchitectureArita
Arita Porcelain Park
A theme park in Arita, porcelain country, with a building modelled on a palace.
SagaArchitectureTakeo
Takeo Onsen Romon Gate
A gate at the entrance to Takeo Onsen, designed by Kingo Tatsuno; an important cultural property.
SagaArchitecture
NagasakiArchitectureNagasaki
Oura Cathedral
The oldest surviving church in Japan, built in 1864. A national treasure, known as the scene of the discovery of the hidden Christians.
NagasakiArchitectureNagasaki
Glover Garden
A garden on the hill above Nagasaki harbour, with Meiji-era Western houses, the former Glover House among them, moved here.
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Sogi Power Station Ruins
The remains of a power station standing in the river, open again to visitors.