Nagoya City Agricultural Center dela Farm
An agricultural centre in Tenpaku ward, Nagoya, opened in 1965 and known for its weeping plum grove.
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An agricultural centre in Tenpaku ward, Nagoya, opened in 1965 and known for its weeping plum grove.
A tidal flat at the mouths of the Shonai, Shin and Nikko rivers. A Ramsar site where migratory birds gather.
A pool in Yokkaichi with 50-metre and 25-metre tanks and a flowing pool.
A rest area on the Meihan road, dealing in Iga specialities and its own bread.
A roadside station in Iga, an octagonal building modelled on the Haiseiden hall, entered directly from the expressway.
The 47th post town on the Tokaido, in Kameyama, with townhouses from the late Edo and Meiji eras.
A rest stop at an exit of the Meihan road in Iga, dealing in souvenirs and antiques.
A river-fish centre in Mie prefecture, with a pond for catching amago trout by rod or by hand.
A branch shrine of the inner shrine of Ise, in Taiki. Two halls stand side by side, and it is called the distant shrine.
A Matsusaka beef butcher in Matsusaka with its own restaurant, in business over sixty years.
A golf course in Koka, laid out around stone walls and great boulders.
A stone waymarker raised in Kusatsu in 1798, at the fork of the Tokaido and the Yabase road.
A small swimming beach at Kumihama in Kyotango, in a cove where the water stays calm.
A theme park in Konohana ward, Osaka, with zones built around films.
A zone inside the theme park recreating the worlds of Nintendo's games.