Okage Yokocho
Before the gate of the Inner Shrine. The streets of the Edo and Meiji eras have been recreated.
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Before the gate of the Inner Shrine. The streets of the Edo and Meiji eras have been recreated.
One of the largest illumination displays in Japan, with a begonia garden alongside.
A ninja house with revolving walls and hidden doors, moved here and rebuilt.
Only virgin Japanese Black cattle qualify. It is called the art of meat.
Shells burst against the rock wall of Onigajo in what is called the sea self-detonation. It has run for 300 years.
The first full-scale racing circuit in Japan, with a figure-of-eight course that crosses over itself.
Purple-clay teapots. Most of the clay pots made in Japan come from here.
About 40,000 kilometres walked over seven years. The rule was that anyone who stopped partway was to take his own life.
A canal that joined Lake Biwa to the castle town. White-walled merchant storehouses line it.
Built around a black-plastered former bank, the district was reborn as a town of glass.
Five hundred trees along 2.4 kilometres. The colour changes completely with the seasons.
Children perform kabuki on the stage of the floats. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Designed by I. M. Pei. It appears at the far end of a tunnel and a suspension bridge.
UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. The townspeople have kept it going for over a thousand years.