Suigō Area of Ōmi Hachiman ( 近江八幡の水郷 Ōmi Hachiman no suigō ?)

Picture: picture of (part of) the Important Cultural LandscapeĬultural Landscape along the Sarugawa River resulting from Ainu Tradition and Modern Settlement ( アイヌの伝統と近代開拓による沙流川流域の文化的景観 ainu no dentō to kindai kaitaku ni yoru sarugawa ryūiki no bunkateki keikan ?)įarm Village of Hondera area of Ichinoseki ( 一関本寺の農村景観 ichinoseki hondera no nōson keikan ?)Īrakawakōgen Farm of Tōno ( 遠野　荒川高原牧場 Tōno Arakawakōgen bokujō ?).

Present location: 'town-name prefecture-name' The column entries sort as 'prefecture-name town-name'.

Criteria: the selection criteria for the designation as Important Cultural Landscape.

Name: the English name as used by the Agency for Cultural Affairs and Japanese name as registered in the Database of National Cultural Properties.

List of Important Cultural Landscapes Usage Īn overview of what is included in the table and the manner of sorting is as follows: the columns (with the exceptions of Remarks and Pictures) are sortable by pressing the arrows symbols.

a combination of two or more of the above cultural landscapes.

residences and settlements such as stonewalls, hedges, coppices attached to premises, etc.

transportation and communication such as roads, plazas, etc.

mining or industrial manufacture such as mines, quarries, groups of workshops, etc.water uses such as reservoirs, waterways, harbors, etc.fisheries such as fish cultivation rafts, nori seaweed cultivation fields, etc.forests such as timber forests, disaster prevention forests, etc.

man-made grassland or livestock ranching such as hayfields, pastureland, etc.agriculture such as rice paddies, farmlands, etc.single-type Cultural Landscapes associated with.Important Cultural Landscapes are designated based on their type as: Selection criteria of Important Cultural Landscapes 2 List of Important Cultural Landscapes.1 Selection criteria of Important Cultural Landscapes.

Japan cultural landscape