Airborne light detection and ranging scanning (ALS) surveys have been conducted since the beginning of the 21st century. Some Japanese prefectures have begun distributing stored point cloud data to the public through online platforms. Such data have higher resolution and accuracy compared with data from 5-m mesh digital elevation models produced by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI), which are processed from the point cloud obtained from ALS. In this study, we produced anaglyph images of an extensive area from the point cloud of Hiroshima Prefecture and GSI to observe the dimensionally detailed topography of various areas, including mountainous areas, with red–cyan glasses. We found several unknown active fault topographies and mountain castles around the Hiroshima Plain in the Hiroshima Prefecture.