Places of Interest
Explore Japan Adventurer’s places of interest through the interactive map and listing below, designed to help you discover places by region and theme at a glance. Use the filters to refine what appears, then click any pin or listing to open the page and learn more.
Nishiyama Kōryū-ji Temple
This temple built in 1375 is located in a wooded forest known for its magnificent autumn colours. It’s one of secondary temples of the Shikoku Pilgrimage.
Nishizaka Hill Martyrdom Heritage
Nishizaka Hill is the most important site in Nagasaki associated with the persecution and execution of Christians in Japan.
Nisshin Hall
This impressive industrial heritage site is home to the only remaining silkworm breeder in the prefecture.
Nisshin Shurui Brewery
Nisshin Shurui is a diversified alcoholic beverage producer located in Itano, a farming town next to the Yoshino river.
Niyodo River
The Niyodo River is one of the three major rivers of Shikoku. It rises in the mountains of central Shikoku, running southeastward through Kōchi and flowing into the Pacific at Tosa city.
Nomura Silk Museum
Offers a fascinating insight into the luxury business that springs from an insect.
Nora Dokei Clock Tower
The Nora Dokei Clock Tower was hand built 120 years ago by landowner Hatakenaka Genma. Nora Dokei means ‘field clock’ since it marks the time for farmworkers in the fields.
Noshima Island
Opened once a year during the cherry blossom season, Noshima is a tiny island in the Seto Inland Sea off Imabari.
Nyohō-ji Temple
A Zen temple, built in 1670, standing in beautiful, mossy grounds, with trees that bear a different expression in each season.