Sapporo Clock Tower
A wooden building put up as the drill hall of Sapporo Agricultural College. The clock has been running since 1881.
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A wooden building put up as the drill hall of Sapporo Agricultural College. The clock has been running since 1881.
A ferry that once crossed to Hakodate, moored and opened as a museum. You can see down to the deck where rail cars were loaded.
Rice warehouses built in 1893. Zelkova trees were planted so the afternoon sun would not strike the walls.
A Shingon temple in Narita, said to date from 940, which draws some three million visitors over the first three days of the year.
A garden made over seven years from 1695, laying out scenes drawn from classical poetry.
A shrine in Fujinomiya. Head shrine of some 1,300 Sengen shrines, it counts Mount Fuji above the eighth station as its grounds.
A castle in Iga built by Takatora Todo, with high stone walls and a rebuilt keep.
A shrine in Takashima, with a great vermilion torii standing in the lake.
A complex in Awaji designed by Tadao Ando, with a hundred flower beds stepping up a slope.
A townscape in Uda, laid out as the castle town of Uda-Matsuyama — a preservation district of traditional buildings.
The remains of a tatara ironworking settlement in Unnan, with the furnace house and row houses still standing.
A garden in Takeo backed by the cliffs of Mount Mifune, known for azaleas and autumn colour.