Ryoichi Hiraoka Blog

Tourist Attractions in Japan

  • Takamatsuzuka Tumulus

    Takamatsuzuka Tumulus is called “Takamatsuzuka Kofun” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link ASUKA HISTORICAL NATIONAL GOVERNMENT PARK OFFICE

  • Okadera Temple

    Okadera Temple is called “Okadera” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Okadera (Japanese Only)

  • Kinpusenji Temple

    Kinpusenji Temple is called “Kinpusenji” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Kinpusenji Temple

  • Akenobe Mine

    Akenobe Mine is called “Akenobe Kouzan” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Akenobe-kozan (Japanese Only)

  • Yumura Hot Spring

    Yumura Hot Spring is called “Yumura Onsen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link YUMURA ONSEN

  • Himeji Castle

    Himeji Castle is called “Himeji Jou” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Himeji Castle (Japanese Only)

  • Awaji Island

    Awaji Island is called “Awaji Shima” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link AWAJI ISLAND (Japanese Only)

  • Takeda Castle Ruins

    Takeda Castle Ruins is called “Takeda Jou Ato” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Asago City Office (Japanese Only)

  • Ikuno Silver Mine

    Ikuno Silver Mine is called “Ikuno Ginzan” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Ikuno-ginzan (Japanese Only)

  • Kinosaki Hot Spring

    Kinosaki Hot Spring is called “Kinosaki Onsen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Kinosaki-spa (Japanese Only)