Location List

There are principal stone Buddhist images on the approach.

It is said to have been built by Michizane Sugawara.

The only National Treasure in Akita Prefecture, the Senkoku Senju Kannon Tokyozo Mirror, is worshipped here at Sui Jinja Shrine. The treasure is made open to the public for a short time once a year...

A shrine known for its dynamic combination of various styles of architecture and elegant sculpture from the Muromachi Period.

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Ryuoh Park with approximately 130 cherry trees is located around the pond.

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

Established in 1878, this is Japan's oldest trout hatchery. Located in the national scenic area of Samegai Valley, the 3-hectare facility takes full advantage of its natural surroundings. It featur...

At the tip of Udotzaki Cape, which juts out into the Pacific Ocean, lies a vibrant main shrine painted bright red inside a cave. Surrounding the cape are unique rock formations and reefs, with the ...

Said to be one of the Ankokuchi temples established by Ashikaga Takauji across various regions, its garden has been designated a national scenic spot. Designed in the karesansui (dry landscape) sty...

Miyai Pond is a vast azure-colored body of water with a turtle-shaped island floating in the center. A 20-meter-wide, 300-meter-long causeway connects the island to the shrine, flanked by large che...

One of the iconic landscapes of Ise-Shima,Futamigura has long been referred to as "Kiyoki Nagisa" (the Pure Shore), and known as a purification site where people preparing for their pilgrimage to I...

A shrine with many stone statues. There is also a bamboo grove and a Chinese-style tower gate.

The waterfall is 75 meters high and 13 meters wide with clear water flowing down vertically. The approach to the Kiyomizu Kannon (Goddess of Mercy) at the bottom of the waterfall has a solemn atmos...

This pure white stupa is located at the foot of a small mountain. It offers a panoramic view of the Saga Plain and is a popular spot for night views.

There are 152 stairs to the gate to the main building.

Along with the Fushimi Inari Shrine and Kasama Inari Shrine, the Yutoku Inari Shrine is known as one of Japan''''''''s three major Inari and fondly referred to as "Yutoku san" by the locals. The ma...