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A fish weir in Gujo. It serves only wild sweetfish, and does not open in years when the fish do not run.
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A fish weir in Gujo. It serves only wild sweetfish, and does not open in years when the fish do not run.
A limestone cave in Sekigahara, about 15 degrees inside all year.
A pool at Horado in Seki, where Fujiwara no Takamitsu is said to have laid up the arrows he used to kill a demon.
A quarter of Furukawa in Hida, where white-walled storehouses stand and carp swim in the channel.
A limestone cave in Gujo, once called Aburaishido, with a strong flow of water.
An aquarium in Numazu facing Suruga Bay, with dolphin and sea lion shows.
An aquarium at Numazu port showing over 100 deep-sea species from Suruga Bay and around the world.
A zoo on Nihondaira in Shizuoka City, known for keeping red pandas.
An aquarium in Shimoda using a natural cove as it is, so the facility floats on the water.
A science centre in Nagoya with one of the largest planetariums in the world.
A large hands-on facility that opened in Nagoya in January 2026.
A facility of an enamelled cast-iron cookware maker in Nagoya, with a workshop and restaurants.
A complex in Minato ward, Nagoya, where you can make food models and blow glass.
An aquarium in Toba keeping more species than any in Japan, including dugongs.
A candle company's facility in Kameyama, with factory tours and candle making.
A children's facility in Nagashima-cho, Kuwana, Mie prefecture.
A natural pool at Tado in Kuwana, using the river's flow as it is.
A visitor farm in Yasu with strawberry and blueberry picking.
A strawberry farm in Koka, growing under seven greenhouses, with picking by reservation.