Nihon Shoki: the Age of the Gods (vols. 1 and 2)
Discover the Nihon Shoki Jindaikan, a National Treasure manuscript at Kyoto National Museum. This 13th-century handwritten copy preserves Japan's oldest official mythology, including the creation of the Japanese islands and the birth of Amaterasu, the Sun Goddess. Learn about its cultural significance, viewing opportunities, and nearby attractions.
Tachi〈Inscribed on February 1st, 2017, of Osafune Isukeo,
Sword (inscribed with Kagemitsu of Nagafune, Bishu)
Haniwa Standing Male Statue
Ishioka Daiichi Power Plant Facilities
Former Ibaraki Prefectural Ota Junior High School Auditorium
Former Ibaraki Prefectural Tsuchiura Junior High School Main
Otsuka Family Residence (Sakura Village, Niiharu District,
Koyamadera Three-Storied Pagoda
Kasama Inari Shrine Main Hall
Kashima Shrine
Kashima Shrine Temporary Hall
Kashima Shrine Sub-Shrine Okumiya Main Hall
Kashima Shrine Tower Gate
Former Sakano Family Residence (Oseigocho, Mitsukaido City,
Former Yanaka Family Residence
Former Yanaka Family Residence
Former Kodokan
Sairenji Temple's Sōrin-Ro