Location List

Miidera (Mii Temple)

Abolished temple. Famous for colord leaves.

Located at halfway to the slightly high mountain.

The temple located in the forest called "Tenaga no Mori".

There is a giant fir tree which is over 360 years old in the temple.

There are some halls in the temple and Shishikaku was built as a guest house with stained glass in 1885 attracts attention.

Built in 858

Worshiped as a god of entertainment.

Built in 1511.

National treasure. Zen style Buddhist architecture.

View spot for Mt. Fuji.

The shrine built on Mimuro mountain which is considered a sacred mountain.

Most of the shrine pavilions are built by Takeda family and also national important treasures.

The tree of Gosho zakura (a kind of cherry blossom) in the temple is a national natural treasure.

It is called "Morinomiya Myojin" in an old way.

There were two shrines in the same site, but those were washed by a overflow of Fuefuki river.

There is a gigantic camphor tree in the shrine.

It is located in the mountain area and beautiful colored leaves can be seen in autumn.

There is a mountain behind the temple.

The center of former Nagao cho which was deploved as a temple town.

Famous with colored leaves and has approximately 150 trees.

The third shrine of five Suo shrines.

Built by Yoshihiro Ouchi.

The two Deva kings are cultural properties designated by Yamaguchi prefecture.