Atera Seven Waterfalls
Discover the enchanting Atera Seven Falls, a 62-meter cascade designated as Japan's National Scenic Beauty and Natural Monument. Experience the legendary training ground of Abe no Seimei, child-blessing stones, and healing waters in the heart of Okumikawa's untouched nature.
Irago Todaiji Temple Tile Kiln Site
Located at the tip of the Atsumi Peninsula in Tahara City, Aichi Prefecture, the Irago Tōdai-ji Tile Kiln Ruins are a nationally designated historic site where roof tiles were fired for the Kamakura-period reconstruction of Tōdai-ji's Great Buddha Hall in Nara. Excavated eaves tiles inscribed with 'Tōdaiji Daibutsuden Kawara' and other artifacts are displayed at the Atsumi Folk Museum, bearing witness to the extraordinary scale of medieval Japan's greatest rebuilding project and the exceptional ceramic craftsmanship of the Atsumi kilns.
Kaigarayama Shell Mound
Kaigaragayama Shell Mound in Kiyosu City, Aichi Prefecture, is a nationally designated historic site where early Yayoi Ongagawa-type pottery and Jomon-derived combed-pattern pottery were found together. As part of the Asahi Archaeological Site — one of Japan's largest Yayoi moated settlements — visitors can explore the dawn of rice-farming culture over 2,300 years ago at the Aichi Asahi Archaeological Site Museum.
Spherical Granite of Mt. Sanage
The Spherical Granite of Mount Sanage, a National Natural Monument located on the slopes of Mount Sanage in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, features exceptionally rare orbicular structures resembling chrysanthemum flowers. Known locally as 'Kiku-ishi' (Chrysanthemum Stones), this geological wonder can be explored along the scenic Sanage Seven Waterfalls Trail.
Aozuka Tomb
Ano Milestone
Ishinomaki Limestone Plant Community
Inuyama Castle Ruins
Ashio Marsh
Iriumi Shell Mound
Nagi from Ushikubo
Cormorant Breeding Grounds
Umasoeiwa
Urigo Ruins
Oarako Ancient Kiln Site
Okuruwa Shell Mound
Oshima Amphioxus Habitat
Odaka Castle Ruins / Marugane Fort Ruins / Washizu Fort
Ohira Milestone