Lake Biwa and Its Surroundings: A Water Heritage Site of Life and Prayer

A Historical Walk through 800 Years of Japanese Tea

Dekansho-Bushi:Hometown Memories Passed Down in Folk Songs

The Dawn of Japan : Women in the Asuka Period

A Site for Purifying the Six Roots of Perception and Healing the Six Senses~Japan’s Most Dangerous National Treasure and a World-Famous Radon Hot Spring~

Henro　〜The Pilgrimage Route and 88 Temples of Shikoku〜

“Awaji - the island of Kuni-umi (a myth of the birth of Japan)” described in the first part of “Kojiki” 　〜Work of fishermen who supported ancient Japan〜

People’s life and hearts nurtured by forests and vice versa　〜Yoshino, a range of beautiful forests, and the birthplace of afforestation〜

Live with whales　

The largest Daisen cattle and horse market in Japan which has been nurtured by Jizo worship.

Chinju-fu (naval base) in Yokosuka, Kure, Sasebo and Maizuru:　〜Cities where you can feel the dynamic modernization of Japan〜

Iga and Koka, the home of Shinobi:　Looking for real Ninjas

Tango Chirimen corridor, spinning and weaving silk for 300 years

Japan’s Oldest National Highway with a History of 1400 Years:　Takenouchi Kaido /Yokooji

Silver carriage road and mining road going through Bantan:　73km long wheel track to trace back the memory of resource-rich Japan

Wakanoura Bay: 　A Treasure House of Scenic Beauty

“Japan’s First Soy Sauce”　Kishu Yuasa’s Soy Brewery

Six Ancient Kilns:　Japanese Ceramics Born and Raised in Japan

Eternal Relief　- Heritage of Disaster Prevention Through the Memories of Tsunami and Recovery in Hirogawa -