Credits & photo attribution

Every photograph on Peria is license-clear. Most are the work of photographers who shared them under Creative Commons and related licenses — this page credits all 4817 of them, per city. Each entry lists the subject, the photographer, the license, and links to the original.

Photographs by city

Aizu-Wakamatsu · 56 photographs
Aomori · 102 photographs
Asahikawa · 61 photographs
Atami · 30 photographs
Auckland · 137 photographs
Beppu · 61 photographs
Chichibu · 59 photographs
Christchurch · 116 photographs
Fiordland · 50 photographs
Fuji Five Lakes · 51 photographs
Fukuoka · 118 photographs
Hakodate · 73 photographs
Hakone · 61 photographs
Himeji · 43 photographs
Hiroshima · 103 photographs
Ise · 56 photographs
Kagoshima · 106 photographs
Kamakura · 75 photographs
Kanazawa · 91 photographs
Karatsu · 51 photographs
Kobe · 110 photographs
Kochi · 56 photographs
Kōyasan · 62 photographs
Kushiro · 39 photographs
Kyoto · 182 photographs
Kyoto-foods · 23 photographs
Mackenzie · 33 photographs
Matsue · 93 photographs
Matsumoto · 91 photographs
Matsuyama · 104 photographs
Morioka · 45 photographs
Nagano · 93 photographs
Nagaoka · 64 photographs
Nagasaki · 103 photographs
Nagoya · 194 photographs
Nara · 97 photographs
Nikkō · 70 photographs
Okayama · 93 photographs
Okinawa · 134 photographs
Osaka · 197 photographs
Otaru · 72 photographs
Queenstown · 45 photographs
Sapporo · 150 photographs
Sendai · 95 photographs
Takamatsu · 95 photographs
Takayama · 99 photographs
Tokushima · 126 photographs
Tokyo · 506 photographs
Lake Tōya · 16 photographs
Toyama · 103 photographs
Wānaka · 30 photographs
Yokohama · 97 photographs

Venue & data sources

Some venue photographs are provided by Hot Pepper Gourmet (Recruit Co.) and, where enabled, by Tripadvisor — each such image carries its provider credit where it appears. Place data (coordinates, ratings, opening hours) comes from Google Maps Platform. Maps are rendered with Leaflet on the standard tile layer of the OpenStreetMap Foundation, © OpenStreetMap contributors. Type set in Geist, Geist Mono and Shippori Mincho via Google Fonts.

Where a place description names a date, a builder or a figure, it was written from the page that place's entry cites, and that page is recorded beside it. Some of those pages are Wikipedia articles, whose text is licensed CC BY-SA 4.0; the descriptions are written in our own words from the facts on the page, never copied from it.

When you look up a place by name to add it as your own spot, the candidates come from our own place data, from Wikidata (CC0 1.0 — public domain dedication) and from OpenStreetMap through Nominatim — that data is © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Data Commons Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0. The small map in the add sheet is the same OpenStreetMap tile layer as every other map here.