A food culture, Jingisukan, born from a culture of breeding sheep.
A food culture of a prefecture with no ocean.
A Journey Through the Historic “Little Kyoto of Southern Nagano”
The Sacred Birthplace of Zenkoji Faith
A Spectacular Gorge Carved by the Tenryu River
“The Japanese Tyrol” — A Mountain Village in the Sky
A Hidden Mountain Village in Southern Shinshu
A Mountain Paradise Overlooking the Southern Alps
A Small, Family-Friendly Zoo in the Heart of Iida
Where Nature, History, and Art Come Together
Discover the Art of Puppetry
A Symbol of the City
A Sacred Peak Where Nature and Faith Meet
A Walk in the Sky Above Tenryukyo Gorge
A Traditional Horse Offal Dish from the Ina Valley
A Historic Zen Temple in Iida
A Historic Temple Known as the Persimmon Kannon
A Historic Temple for Safe Childbirth Prayers
A Historic Kamakura-Period Temple in Iida
A Taste of Southern Nagano in Every Season
An Ancient Shrine Watched Over by a 1,300-Year-Old Cedar
A Spectacular Waterfall Deep in the Mountains of Takamori
A Thousand-Year-Old Temple of Faith and Beauty
A Historic Schoolhouse from Japan’s Meiji Era
A Preserved Edo-Period Farmhouse in Takamori
Hot Springs, Cherry Blossoms, and Starry Skies
A Historic Land of Poetry on the Ancient Higashiyama Road
A Historic Temple That Once Offered Shelter to Travelers
A Springtime Valley of Blossoming Peach Trees
An Ancient Shrine Dedicated to the God of Wisdom
Learning from History and Remembering Peace
Discover the Geological Story of the Japanese Archipelago
A Peaceful Woodland Filled with Birds and Nature
A Traditional Mountain Village Theater with 300 Years of History
A Mysterious Salt-Rich Hot Spring Deep in the Mountains
A Historic Temple with a Nationally Important Cultural Property
An Ancient Shrine with Nationally Important Cultural Treasures
A Place to Discover the World of Children’s Literature
Sacred Winter Festivals Welcoming the Gods
A Castle-Shaped Gateway to Shinshu Cuisine
An Ancient Giant Tree Protected for Generations