Mineyama Tochugaoka Park "Kyotango Hagoromo Track and Field Stadium"
An athletics stadium in Kyotango, refitted in October 2020 and certified for competition.
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An athletics stadium in Kyotango, refitted in October 2020 and certified for competition.
The only limestone cave in Kyoto prefecture, in Kyotanba. Found in 1927, a vertical shaft 52.5 metres long.
A park in Sakyo ward, where natural woodland rings a pond about 1.5 kilometres around.
A sailing-ship-shaped tour boat around Osaka Bay, recreating Columbus's flagship at about twice its size.
An outdoor play ground in Kaizuka, with 34 athletic stations and a fishing pond.
A rooftop observatory on a building in Umeda, with a 360-degree view from 173 metres.
A dining lane beneath the Umeda Sky Building, recreating a streetscape of the early Showa years.
An all-weather facility in Chuo ward, Kobe, where you come close to the birds and animals.
A herb garden reached by ropeway from Shin-Kobe Station, with terraced beds on the mountainside.
Waterfalls on the middle Ikuta River, about fifteen minutes' walk from Shin-Kobe Station.
A lookout at about 700 metres, known as the finest place to see Kobe by night.
The public bath at the centre of Arima Onsen, where the iron-rich water runs brown.
About 4.7 kilometres of disused railway along the Mukogawa gorge, walked through its tunnels and over its bridges.
A lavender garden in Taka, where the hill turns purple in early summer.
A shore in Himeji with about 500 metres of sand, shallow enough for shellfish gathering.
An outdoor resort in Minamiawaji where you can meet dolphins, with fishing and lodging.
A botanical garden in Kita ward, Kobe: 142.6 hectares planted with some 1,200 tree species from around the world.
A Shingon Ritsu temple in Nara, backed by Mount Kasuga, with Fukukensaku Kannon as its principal image.
Uplands near the summit of 960-metre Mount Katsuragi, where azaleas turn the slope red in early summer.
An amusement park on the summit of 642-metre Mount Ikoma, opened in 1929.