[Hokkaido] May in Esashi is not found in Edo─A town where herring thrives─

[Hokkaido] The Kamikawa Ainu living with Kamuy - The world of gods passed down in the bosom of Mount Daisetsu

[Yamagata Prefecture] A "journey of rebirth" where nature and faith come to life ~ Dewa Sanzan, starting with 2,446 stone steps surrounded by cedar trees over 300 years old ~

[Miyagi Prefecture] The "Date" culture fostered by Masamune

[Fukushima Prefecture] Pilgrimage to the Thirty-Three Kannon Temples of Aizu - Seeing the culture of Aizu in the past through a pilgrimage

[Fukushima Prefecture] Head to Tsuruoka, a town that has silk associated with samurai and where you can encounter the original landscape of Japan's modernization

[Yamagata Prefecture] Safflower culture supported by Yamadera

[Gunma Prefecture] Wife Ruler - Gunma Silk Story -

[Chiba Prefecture] Edo Travel in the Four Hokuso Cities: The Hokuso Streets that Give You a Feel of Edo - Sakura, Narita, Sawara, and Choshi: Four Representative Streets in the Edo Suburbs that Supported the Million-Year City of Edo

[Kanagawa Prefecture] A place of faith and recreation for the common people of Edo - "Mt. Daisen Pilgrimage" carrying a giant wooden sword

[Kanagawa Prefecture] Come to Kamakura - A city of mosaics depicting history and culture

[Saitama Prefecture] Gyoda, the town of tabi storehouses that continues to support Japanese clothing culture

[Tochigi Prefecture] A journey to discover the secrets of the underground labyrinth ~ Utsunomiya, a city where Oya stone culture thrives ~

[Tochigi Prefecture] The Future Envisioned by Meiji Aristocrats: The Romantic Tale of Nasunohara Development

[Yamanashi Prefecture] A landscape woven with vineyards -Kyoto region of Yamanashi Prefecture-

[Toyama Prefecture] Inami Wood Sculpture Museum Born from a Master Carpenter's Chisel

[Toyama Prefecture] Takaoka, a town where the local culture associated with the Kaga Maeda clan flourishes - People, skills, and spirit

[Ishikawa Prefecture] Noto, the peninsula where lights dance - the enthusiastic Kiriko Festival

[Fukui Prefecture] Wakasa Cultural Heritage Sites Connecting the Sea and the Capital - Miketsukuni Wakasa and the Mackerel Highway

[Gifu Prefecture] Gifu, a Sengoku castle town where "Lord Nobunaga's hospitality" lives on

[Mie Prefecture] The Praying Princess Saio, Saigū

[Niigata Prefecture] "What is this?" Flame-style pottery from the Shinano River basin and the culture of snow country

[Ishikawa Prefecture] "A Story of Walking with Gems" Komatsu - A culture of stone polished over time

[Nagano Prefecture] The Kisoji route is entirely in the mountains - protecting the mountains and living in the mountains -

[Gifu Prefecture] Takayama City: The skills and heart of Hida craftsmen - 1300 years of tradition passed down through wood to the present day

[Shiga Prefecture] Lake Biwa and its waterfront landscapes - Water heritage of prayer and daily life

[Kyoto Prefecture] A stroll through the history of 800 years of Japanese tea

[Hyogo Prefecture] Dekanshobushi - Singing folk songs to cherish memories of home

[Nara Prefecture] The time of the founding of Japan - The women who flew over Asuka

[Hyogo Prefecture] "Awaji, the Island of the Birth of the Country," which appears at the beginning of the Kojiki: The Activities of the Fishermen Who Supported the Ancient Nation

[Nara Prefecture] The lives and hearts of the people who grew up in the forest and who nurtured it -Yoshino, the birthplace of beautiful forests

[Wakayama Prefecture] Living with Whales

[Kyoto Prefecture] Tango Chirimen Corridor: woven with silk that has been woven for 300 years

[Hyogo Prefecture] The Silver Carriage Road that runs through Bantan, the Ore Road - 73km of road tracks that trace the memories of Japan, a resource-rich country

[Wakayama Prefecture] Wakanoura, a treasure trove of stunning views

[Wakayama Prefecture] Kishu Yuasa, the birthplace of soy sauce brewing - "The first drop"

[Wakayama Prefecture] "Relief for a Hundred Generations" - Disaster prevention heritage of Hirokawa where memories of the tsunami and reconstruction live on -

[Osaka Prefecture and Nara Prefecture] The "oldest national highway" that conveys 1,400 years of history - Takeuchi Kaido and Yokooji (main road) -

[Kochi Prefecture] From the forest railway to Japan's best Yuzu road ─The scenery and food culture of the tropical Tosa-Chugei region, colored with the scent of yuzu─

[Tottori Prefecture] A place for purifying the six senses and healing the six senses - See the most dangerous national treasure in Japan and enjoy one of the world's best radon springs

[Shimane Prefecture] Tsuwano Then and Now - Walking through the 100 Scenes

[Hiroshima Prefecture] A miniature city from the Middle Ages spun by the Onomichi Channel

[Tottori Prefecture] Japan's largest Mt. Daisen and Horse Market, fostered by Jizo worship

[Shimane Prefecture] Izumo Province Tatara Fudoki - A story born from a thousand years of iron making

[Shimane Prefecture] Izumo, the sacred place where the sun sets - See the sunset in the land created by the gods

[Okayama Prefecture] The story of Kurashiki begins with a single cotton flower - a textile town where Japanese and Western influences come together

【Okayama Prefecture】The town where "The Legend of Momotaro" was born Okayama ~The story of demon slaying invited by the legacy of ancient Kibi~

[Hiroshima Prefecture] Japan's leading early modern port town enveloped in the evening calm of the Seto Inland Sea - Tomonoura, where everyday life blends into the sepia-toned port town

[Fukuoka Prefecture] The "Western Capital" of Ancient Japan - A hub of exchange with East Asia

[Nagasaki Prefecture] Border Islands Iki, Tsushima, and Goto: Bridges from Ancient Times

[Kumamoto Prefecture] The culture of conservatism and progress born from 700 years of Sagara: Hitoyoshi Kuma, Japan's richest hidden village

[Kumamoto Prefecture] Rice cultivation, the memory of the earth spanning 2,000 years - "The Story of Rice Then and Now" in the Kikuchi River Basin

[Oita Prefecture] Yabakei sightseeing ~ Walking along the path of a landscape scroll painted on the earth ~

[Oita Prefecture] Kunisaki, the village where demons became Buddhas

[Miyazaki Prefecture] Monuments of ancient people: Paintings on the plateau: The ancient tomb landscape of southern Miyazaki

[Nagano Prefecture/ Yamanashi Prefecture] The starry Jomon world of the Central Highlands - A journey to encounter obsidian mines dating back thousands of years and the Jomon people -

[Tochigi Prefecture, Ibaraki Prefecture, Okayama Prefecture, Oita Prefecture] Early Modern Japan's Educational Heritage: The Source of Learning Spirit and Etiquette

[Hiroshima Prefecture, Kanagawa Prefecture, Nagasaki Prefecture, Kyoto Prefecture] Naval Bases Yokosuka, Kure, Sasebo, and Maizuru - Cities where you can experience the dynamism of Japan's modernization -

[Ehime Prefecture/ Hiroshima Prefecture] Home of "Japan's Largest Pirates": Geiyo Islands - Memories of the Murakami Pirates revived

Hokkaido ・ Aomori Prefectures, Akita Prefectures, Yamagata, Niigata, Toyama, Ishikawa, Fukui, Kyoto Prefectures, Osaka, Hyogo, Tottori, Shimane, Okayama Prefectures, Hiroshima Prefectures] A different space spun by the dreams of men who crossed rough seas - Kitamae-ship port of call and shipowner villages

[Shiga Prefecture/Mie Prefecture] Iga/Koga, the home of ninjas─In search of real ninjas─

[Okayama Prefecture, Fukui Prefecture, Aichi Prefecture, Shiga Prefecture, Hyogo Prefecture] You will fall in love with the Six Ancient Kilns─Ceramics born and raised in Japan─

[Fukuoka Prefecture/Yamaguchi Prefecture] Kanmon "Nostalgic" Strait - A stop in time, a memory of modernization

[Shizuoka Prefecture/Kanagawa Prefecture] The stone-paved roads of eternity where the footprints of travelers remain─Tracing the long journey to Edo Hakone

[Saga Prefecture and Nagasaki Prefecture] Hizen, the home of Japanese porcelain - A stroll through the profusion of pottery