Tsuruga, the town where you can meet "Galaxy Express 999" and "Space Battleship Yamato"
Along the arcade on Symbol Road in front of Tsuruga Station and in Honmachi 1-chome and 2-chome, monuments of the characters from Space Battleship Yamato and Galaxy Express 999, created as part of the 100th anniversary of the opening of Tsuruga Port, have been given their own titles and represent the 'port city' and 'railway city', and are a symbol of Tsuruga City. The monuments are titled "Space Battleship Yamato" and "Galaxy Express 999".

Port Tsuruga Sightseeing City Walking Map

直販用有料ボード

The Obama Nishigumi area is designated as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, showcasing a picturesque townscape with buildings from the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa eras.
As you stroll through the area, you’ll come across scattered Jizo halls. These halls enshrine Jizo statues, revered for protecting children and praying for their health and well-being. Among them, you may find unique “Kesho Jizo” (decorated Jizo), adorned with makeup applied by children.

Obama Nishigumi 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

This is a map of Hiwasa, located in Minami Town in the southern part of Tokushima Prefecture, with the highlights of Hisawa written on the map.
Please take a stroll through Hisawa, where time passes slowly.

HIWASA Walking Map

This is a digital map of sightseeing facilities in the main areas of Kobe City. It picks up sightseeing facilities in the Sannomiya/Motomachi/Kobe area, Kitano/Shin-Kobe area and Harbour/Harbourland area, as well as tourist information centres in each area, and provides sightseeing information for each spot. Each area is packed with the attractions of Kobe, so please enjoy Kobe by strolling around while checking your location using GPS.

Kobe Tourist Map

The town of Owase, in southern Mie Prefecture. The Kuroshio Current stretches out in front of the town, while the Odaishan mountain range, which boasts one of the highest rainfalls in Japan, rises in the background. There are many delicious foods, including fish landed daily at Maehama. There are also many good restaurants. Enjoy visiting the shops while visiting the sea, the mountains and the World Heritage Site Kumano Kodo.

Owase City Map

This map contains all the attractions of Nakanoshima, a symbolic spot of the water city Osaka. The map displays Osaka's waterfront attractions, so please make use of it when touring the waterfront area.

Osaka Water City Walking 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

姫路まんきつイラストマップ（家島諸島編）

This page introduces sightseeing spots and places of interest on Awaji Island.
We hope you will enjoy Awaji Island to the fullest, eating delicious food and touring the sights.

Awaji Island Fun 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

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

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].)