Sogogawa Bridge (Sogo Railway Bridge)
A railway bridge on the San'in main line, completed in 1932, 189 metres long, crossing along the shore.
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A railway bridge on the San'in main line, completed in 1932, 189 metres long, crossing along the shore.
A park in Shunan with fountains and a waterfall, and a Dutch windmill at its summit.
The site of Hagi Castle, built in 1604 by Terumoto Mori — a full castle enclosed by stone walls and earthen ramparts.
A scheme treating the whole white-walled townscape of Yanai as a museum, placing works in empty shops.
A shrine in Hofu, recorded in the Nihon Shoki as a place where Emperor Keiko prayed; its founding date is unknown.
A wooden schoolhouse on the site of the Hagi domain school Meirinkan, among the largest in Japan and a registered cultural property.
A park at the southern tip of Sanyo-Onoda, where strata some 40 million years old are exposed by sea erosion.
A tourist farm in Naruto. No pesticides are used during the growing period, and strawberry picking is by reservation only, in timed slots.
A park-golf course on the riverbed at Aizumi.
Nemophila at a park in Itano, spreading blue in early summer.
A ropeway up Mount Bizan in Tokushima City, with the town and the Kii Channel from the summit.
A great ginkgo at a temple in the east of the prefecture.
Cherry trees along the sports park in Naruto.
A great cedar at Gokurakuji in Naruto, called the long-life cedar.
An udon shop in Tokushima City, serving the soft noodles of Naruto.
A hall in the east of the prefecture, said to hold the grave of Sei Shonagon.
A park in the east of the prefecture, known for its cherry blossom.