In Ibukijima island, the rain did not percolate and it is impossible to obtain natural water. In order to solve this problem, the island created "rainwater well...

Ibukijima island produces the highest class of “Iriko (dried Japanese anchovy),” which is the material for making broth. That is because the fishing grounds are...

Ibukijima Island is the largest island village in the Seto Inland Sea, with 4,000 people living in the 1950s due to the blessings of the fishing industry. A net...

Tsumari is one of the snowiest areas in Japan, that is, one of the snowiest areas in the world. The snow determines the shape and details of the house....

Ukiyo is a restaurant that represents Takada. It is a four-story wooden building and a splendid example of Japanese-style restaurant architecture that has been ...

Joko-ji temple in Takada is a historic temple that Shinran, the famous religious leader, founded in 1224....

On Omachi Dori Street that represents Gangi Streets in Takada, Nishiti-no-ichi Market (Two and Seven Market) and Shiku-no-ichi Market (Four and Nine Market) are...

The Hakkoda Hotel designed by Masao Hayakawa was completed in 1991....

Nokke-don is a bowl topped with various raw fishes on rice. A visitor buys those around the shops, and eats at the rest area. Its birthplace is the Furukawa Mar...

The attraction of the art festival is that it has various types of art. Above all, artworks that incorporate places and landscapes look especial because they ca...

As Art Setouchi enters its 5th and 12th year, how would the relationships between volunteers and work, and between livelihoods and new businesses change?...

How is Art Setouchi 2022 in its 5th and twelve year since its 1st related to houses and village on islands?...

Art Setouchi 2022 in its 5th and twelve year created various exchanges....

In travel to Art Setouchi 2022 in its 5th and twelve year since its 1st, I saw the change of the region by the art festival....

Mansard is a cute architecture in Tono....

Koiwai Farm is in the magnificent scenery of the foot of Mt. Iwate. Meadows and forests spread out, and old offices, cowsheds and silos were scattered....