This is a sightseeing digital map of Kawachinagano City. Sightseeing spots and current location information using GPS are displayed, enabling a virtual sightseeing experience. Enjoy Kawachinagano, where rich nature, history and culture are still alive today.

Kawachinagano City Tekruto map History and flower course

How about taking a leisurely stroll through Misaki Town, where history comes alive through cultural treasures and ancient burial mounds?

Misaki Town Walking Map (A city of history and culture)

Nijo Castle is a historic site located in Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto, built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 1603. It symbolizes the early Edo period samurai government, with highlights including the opulent Ninomaru Palace and beautiful gardens. The castle is also famous as the place where the return of political power to the emperor was declared in 1867. Registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994, Nijo Castle is a valuable spot for learning about Japan's history and culture.

Nijo Castle Map

With the opening of the Hokuriku Shinkansen extension from Kanazawa to Tsuruga, Fukui City is gaining attention as a tourist destination. From its scenic spots and delicious local cuisine to its rich history, natural beauty, and unique culture, Fukui offers plenty to explore. A digital map can make navigating the city fun and easy, whether you’re on a solo trip, a girls' getaway, or simply enjoying a day trip or an overnight stay.

Fukui is home to numerous photogenic spots perfect for capturing memories, making it a fantastic destination for any traveler. Whether you’re visiting historic sites, sampling local specialties, or marveling at the natural scenery, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Why not embark on a journey to discover all that Fukui has to offer?

The Fukui City Downtown Strolling Map

Printed black illustrations on paper. Published in 1892 by Maeoka Kyūgorō. The upper center portion and lower right contain a brief history.
While continuing in the tradition of old maps from the Edo era, the road to Koyasan is presented in shortened form, and the settlement of Koyasan itself is depicted in the center. (Reference: Hinonishi Shinjō. Kōyasan Koezu Shūsei Kaisetsu Sakuin[Compilation, commentary and index of old maps of Koyasan].)

Kōyasan Genkon Jissai Zenzu (Complete map of present-day Koyasan)

Let's visit the World Heritage Site of the Ancient Capital of Nara
Nara Park is one of Japan's most famous tourist attractions, where history and nature are in harmony. The vast site is dotted with many temples and historical sites that are cultural heritage from the Nara period, and is particularly famous for its coexistence with deer. Historical buildings, Buddhist statues and beautiful gardens dating back to the Nara period attract visitors. Visitors can also enjoy the beautiful nature in each of the four seasons, with cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn creating a magnificent scene. Walking along the walking paths in Nara Park, you can feel the unique atmosphere of the ancient capital.

*The deer in Nara Park are herbivores and eat grass and nuts. Deer crackers are a safe snack for them. Do not feed them sweets, vegetables or paper as they will upset their stomachs.

Nara Park Walk Map

It is the birthplace of 'Takasago', which is used as a generic term for a congratulatory term, such as 'Takasago no seki' for the seat where the bride and groom are seated, and there are many traditions relating to the tying of the knot from ancient times. In recent years, it has also attracted attention as the birthplace of Miyamoto Musashi. The city is full of history, knots and miracles, such as the Ishi no Hoden, one of the three strangest power stones in Japan.

Takasago City of Marriage Map

This is a sightseeing map of Miyama-cho, Kyoto Prefecture, which is famous for its kayabuki villages. It introduces parks, shrines, archives, museums and other places where you can experience the nature and history of Miyama-cho.

Miyama Town Access Map

This map introduces tourist attractions covering the whole of Hyogo Prefecture. You can explore a region full of diverse attractions, such as the sophisticated streets of Kobe, the rich natural landscape of Hyogo and the magnificent Himeji Castle. Be sure to enjoy the food, history, culture, nature and much more.

Map of all areas of Hyogo

In Yoshizaki, there is Chitoseyama, commonly known as 'Gozan'. In 1471, Rennyo, the founder of the Pure Land sect of Buddhism, established a missionary base here, which was visited by many followers and came to be known as 'Yoshizaki Gobo'. Centred on this mountain, the Yoshizaki area of Awara City is home to various historical sites and is an attractive place with a peaceful atmosphere from season to season.

Walking in Rennyo's home town of Yoshizaki

DAIGO JI Temple, registered as The World Cultural Heritage in Kyoto, is the Head Temple of Shingon Buddhism and is famous for the "Daigo no Hanami" cherry blossom viewing event held by Toyotomi Hideyoshi.
The temple has about 150,000 cultural assets including 75,000 national treasures such as the five-story pagoda, the oldest wooden structure in Kyoto Prefecture.
The digital map shows the highlights of DAIGO JI Temple, which is also famous for its beautiful cherry blossoms and autumn foliage.

The World Cultural Heritage DAIGO JI Temple

This detailed map illustrates the town layout between Fukuro River and the outer moat, specifically focusing on the area east of the Chizu Kaido (upstream of Fukuro River). The map depicts 16 town areas of merchant quarters, with temple quarters (marked in red) situated on the eastern side. Additionally, it shows the residences assigned to samurai households (in yellow) along Fukuro River and scattered within the merchant quarters, which formed part of the overall fortifications.

Each merchant quarter records the frontage and depth of each property and the name of the owner. It is believed that this information on land ownership was documented to calculate town taxes based on frontage and depth, as well as to determine the required payments for the "juubun-ichigin" (a tax equivalent to one-tenth of the property's selling price upon sale). Therefore, this map does not provide information on current residents.

The map also contains pasted notes indicating changes in ownership, with the latest being in the second year of the Meiji era (1869). This suggests that the map was used for an extended period by town councils and other entities for land management purposes.

In total, there are six sheets of this detailed map depicting the entire castle town’s merchant quarters. The layout comprises sections labeled as Kawauchiue, Kawauchishita, Ezaki/Ue Machi/Tachikawa, Kawagaiue, Kawagaishita, and Shinhinaji.

The Tottori Castle Town Detailed Map - Kawauchiue [1843]

The mountaineering trails of Asamagatake, known since ancient times as a sacred site of Shugendo, allow visitors to walk through a mountainous area surrounded by beautiful nature and visit historical shrines and Buddhist temples. Amid clear streams, waterfalls and seasonal scenery, this is a space where visitors can refresh their body and mind while experiencing the spirit of mountain worship.

Asamagatake Pilgrimage Map ~Asamagatake Road~

A digital map of Kinomoto, Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture, is available as a walking map of the town. Major gourmet spots and tourist attractions, such as Tsuruya Bakery, Tomita Sake Brewery and Kinomoto Jizoin Temple, are marked with pins.

Kinomoto town walking map

Hikone Castle is located in Hikone City, Shiga Prefecture, and was constructed in the early Edo period. It is designated as a National Treasure of Japan, known for its robust structure and beautiful appearance. Inside the castle grounds, there are many attractions, including the main keep and Genkyu-en Garden. With its blend of rich natural surroundings and historical architecture, Hikone Castle is a valuable spot to appreciate the beauty of Japanese castle design.

Hikone Castle Map

The castle walls that flourished as a castle town at the beginning of the Edo period and the old townscape along the Kishu-kaido road.
The unique architecture of the town, which retains traces of its development through spinning and other industries in the Taisho and Showa eras...
The people of Kishiwada Castle Town have left behind wonderful things along with the Danjiri Festival.
Try Japanese sweets, local gourmet food and Kishiwada's local cuisine. The festival costumes and Danjiri goods convinced us!
And why not wander around and rediscover temples, shrines, architecture and archives?

Kishiwada Castle area walking map

Takasago, a port town that has existed since the Edo period, still retains the scenery of those days. Please walk around the streets and visit historic sites feeling like you are traveling into Edo and Meiji periods, using the Stroly digital map and following the street name signs.
Please enjoy Takasago Nostalgia by using the GPS of your smartphone or tablet to walk through the streets of Edo and Meiji Periods.

Time Slip Takasago Sanpo-Map

This map is recommended for sightseeing in Yonago Castle ruins and castle town in Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture.

Yonago city centre information map

The Mashup Project in Sakurai City reimagines the concept of a "mashup"—combining multiple songs to create a new piece of music—by blending the unique qualities and skills of local restaurants and accommodations around JR and Kintetsu Sakurai Station. Organized by the Mashup Project Executive Committee, this initiative aims to create an integrated gourmet entertainment experience that highlights Sakurai’s culinary offerings in innovative ways.

Through collaboration, participating businesses are working together to craft new food experiences and attractions, enhancing the appeal of Sakurai as a tourism destination. This project not only attracts visitors but also provides residents with fresh dining experiences and opportunities for community engagement.

The Mashup Project also emphasizes local initiatives, such as promoting farm-to-table practices and hosting food education events, thereby supporting sustainable practices and contributing to the community. By transforming Sakurai’s culinary scene and fostering local connections, the project seeks to enrich both the city’s tourism and community life.

All for the excitement of everyone and the revitalization of the region.

The Sakurai City Mashup Project

江戸時代からの歴史を持ち、全国有数の金魚の生産地でもあり、はかなくも美しい桜が咲き誇る大和郡山市の情緒あふれる城下町をお気軽に散策いただけるマップです。

城下町ぶらっと散策マップ

7 minutes by train from Osaka. The area around Hanshin Amagasaki Station, where Amagasaki Castle stands, is perfect for a town tour, with a shopping street famous for cheering on the Hanshin Tigers and a temple town lined with quiet temples. This map provides information on restaurants around Hanshin Amagasaki and Deyashiki Stations.
(Changes to restaurant opening hours etc. may not be reflected. Please check the latest information from the respective official websites).

Amagasaki Walking Gourmet Map

Color on paper. Bound in folding form and consisting of two sections, left and right, it is thought to have been drawn in the late Edo era.
A total of 585 names of temples and other buildings have been included in rectangular frames beside each feature. 
On the right side of the entrance to Okunoin over Ichinohashi, it is possible to see a temple consisting of 43 buildings for sanmaihijiri (lay clerics responsible for tending to cremations, burials and graves) referred to as taninomono (people of the valley).
The illustration contains 73 human figures, including monks, terazamurai (temple samurai) and pilgrims. (Reference: Ishihara, Yukie. Kōyasan no Zu - Jiinmei to Egakareta Jinbutsu - [Map of Koyasan - the place names and people depicted -] in the Koyasan University Library Bulletin, number 1.)

Kōyasan no Zu (Map of Koyasan)

This map offers a detailed view of the Tottori castle town's layout during the early modern period. It covers the entire area of the castle town and uses color-coding to distinguish between different zones: samurai residences (in red), merchant quarters (in gray), and temple and shrine districts (in white). The map’s dating can be approximated due to the inclusion of Tottori Tōshōgū Shrine, which was established in the third year of the Keian era (1650), along with the road leading to it, marked by pasted paper annotations.

The map’s dimensions are 285 by 320 cm, providing a comprehensive perspective on the spatial organization of Tottori's castle town and its distinct functional areas during the early Edo period. This map serves as a valuable historical resource, shedding light on the town’s social and structural layout at that time.

The Map of Tottori Castle Town [Early Edo Period]

This project is a collaboration between the Kyoto Newspaper, a local newspaper, and Stroly, a digital map platform from Kyoto.This festival, which has been held in Kyoto for more than 1,000 years, is the result of a great variety of cultures and histories that have been interwoven into the festival to this day. The Gion Festival is famous for the Yamahoko and Yamahoko Junko floats, which are deployed in the city center for only a few days, but in fact, related events are held throughout the city of Kyoto during the month of July every year. The Gion Festival is such a unique festival, and one of its charms is that there are 100 different ways to enjoy it for every 100 people. We hope that this Gion Festival Digital Map will enrich your stay and experience in Kyoto.