Iwo Jima and Mount Suribachi
The second flag-raising atop Mount Suribachi, 23 February 1945. Photo: Joe Rosenthal, Associated Press — public domain (US…
The second flag-raising atop Mount Suribachi, 23 February 1945. Photo: Joe Rosenthal, Associated Press — public domain (US…
Japan Braille Library, one of Japan's oldest specialized institutions, serves the visually impaired through braille, audio, and digital…
A Lutheran church in Kumamoto, Japan, representing Protestant Christianity's presence in the city's religious landscape.
A Tokyo museum dedicated to mingei, the hand-crafted folk arts of ordinary people, housed in a traditional Japanese…
A Tokyo Metro and Toei subway station at the Jimbōchō intersection in Chiyoda, serving as a key transit…
A contemporary arts complex opened in 2007 in Tokyo's Jinbōchō publishing district, comprising theatre, cinema and rehearsal spaces…
A Buddhist temple in Kudoyama marking the symbolic entrance to the sacred pilgrimage routes of Koyasan, Japan's premier…
Kure's Iron Whale Museum centers on the decommissioned submarine Akishio, presenting JMSDF minesweeping and submarine history beside the…
A Nagano museum, opened in 1992, honoring 28 farmers executed after the 1686 Jōkyō Uprising, linking their sacrifice…
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