Nunobiki no Taki
One of the three sacred waterfalls of Japan, written into the Tales of Ise and the Kokinshu.
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One of the three sacred waterfalls of Japan, written into the Tales of Ise and the Kokinshu.
It enshrines Kakinomoto no Hitomaro, and stands beside the meridian of Japan standard time.
Its Noh stage is an Important Cultural Property. The town of the Dekansho song.
Suwa Taisha lines up with the summer-solstice sunrise, and Ise Jingu with the spring and autumn equinox sunrise.
It stands on the highest peak of Awaji Island, once a sacred mountain of shugendo.
It was performed at shrine festivals, and is one of the sources of bunraku.
Seven public baths, toured in a yukata. The inns keep their own baths deliberately small.
One of the three oldest springs of Japan: the iron-rich golden spring, and the colourless silver spring.
The rise where foreigners lived after the port opened. The Weathercock House stands here.
A central span of 1,991 metres. For a long time the longest suspension bridge in the world.
Completed in a kinoe-ne year, which gave it its name. Ivy covers the outer wall.
The island of the creation myth. The whirlpools can be seen from above.
The first mine the Meiji government took into state operation. You can walk the tunnels.
Built as a symbol of recovery from the 1995 earthquake; Ando's stairs and cylinders make walking the building the experience.