Zoshigaya Kishimojindo
A hall in Toshima honouring the deity of safe birth and child-rearing; the building is an important cultural property.
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A hall in Toshima honouring the deity of safe birth and child-rearing; the building is an important cultural property.
A museum opened in 1993, showing the history and daily life of Edo and Tokyo in full-size reconstructions.
A centre in Shin-Yokohama gathering ramen shops from across Japan, in a recreated Showa streetscape.
A man-made cave in Sakae ward, Yokohama, its walls carved with Buddhas and Buddhist tales.
A shrine on the shore of Lake Ashi, known for the torii standing in the water, with Kuzuryu Shrine in its grounds.
A shrine in Nakahara ward, Kawasaki, its deity received from Fushimi Inari, with vermilion halls in a row.
A park in Yokohama where the sail training ship Nippon Maru is moored, with a museum attached.
A confectionery factory in Yugawara, open for tours, with a factory shop.
A cosmetics company's facility in Yokohama, opening part of its research to view, with a restaurant.
A street at Teradomari in Nagaoka, lined with fish shops that grill the catch at the front.
A street at Shiozawa in Minamiuonuma, recreating an Edo post town with the gangi arcades of snow country.
A pond in Tsunan. Some 43,000 tonnes of water rise daily, so the whole pond is replaced each day.
The Settaya district of Nagaoka, where brewing storehouses stand together along walkable streets.
A memorial hall in Joetsu on the work of the applied microbiologist Kin'ichiro Sakaguchi, with brewing tools.
A national-treasure Zen temple, known for the strict order of its buildings.
A preservation district of traditional buildings, with latticed houses along stone-paved streets.
Inside the Takaoka Art Museum, showing where Fujiko F. Fujio's manga began.
A major centre of Jodo Shinshu. Its main hall is a national treasure.
A World Heritage site, with gassho-zukuri houses standing in a valley.
A dam called the finest in the East when it was completed, with a row of radial gates.
A roadside station in Gokayama, with a tourist information desk.
Carving workshops line the stone-paved street, and the sound of mallets carries.