The Kyoto International Conference Center

The Kyoto Protocol was signed in this center.
Take care our Earth.


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Tsutenkaku

A tower in Osaka.
There is Biriken, the Statue of Luck, in the tower.
At night, the tower indicates weather reports.


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Hanami-kouji-touri

Main street of Gion in Kyoto.
There are traditional exclusive restaurants.
You might be able to meet Geisha girls.


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Umeda Sky Building

There are tow buildings have a rooftop observatory.


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HEP Five

A shopping mall that has a large ferris wheel on the top.
The ferris wheel is 75 meters in diameter and has 52 cars with air conditioner equipment.


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Yasakajinja

A shrine in the Gion, Kyoto.
In July, Gion festival takes place near here.


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Tenjinbashisuji-syoutengai

The longest shopping street in Japan.
It will take a day to walk through the street as watching shops.


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Doutonbori

There are many restaurants here.
You can eat Takoyaki, Okonomiyaki, Udon and so on.


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Kaminarimon

The giant lantern called cho-chin is hanged from the Kaminarimon in Asakusa.
On the lantern, 雷門 is printed. It means 'Thunder gate'.


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Maishima koujou

A waste treatment center in Osaka designed by Friedrich Stowasser.
We can visit this center.


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