Location List

Kashima Jinja Shrine is said to have been founded sometime in the 17th century. 26 haiku poem stone monuments are located here (named Bungakuen), all of which were funded by Miki Kurokawa, an arc...

Gakuto (commonly known as “Michikusa-no-Eki Gakuto” opened on May 8, 2010, as a facility for the citizens of Kanie Town to visit, meet, and socialize freely so that the town of Kanie can develop th...

The shrine, first built at the time Hojo Tokito built the Kanie Castle, was rebuilt in 1619 after it was burnt down in the siege of Kanie. Shinto rituals are held twice a year, in spring and autumn...

It is said that washing your fortune in the shrine’s pond will bring wealth, and using the washed coins to do business will bring profit.

The only hot spring in Aichi Prefecture that has been selected as one of the top 100 hot springs in Japan. Flowing directly from the spring, the water is known for its curing effect. Hand bath is a...

Kanie castle is said to have been built when Hojo Tokito first built a fortress in1429. There were three inner citadels and three branch castles by the Warring States Period (Sengoku Period), but t...

Kanie Town History and Folklore Museum, with four exhibition halls, is located inside the Kanie Industry and Culture Hall.

A large park with one baseball field and two softball fields. The walking/jogging trail which goes around the fields is approximately 1 kilometer long. Plenty of parking available.

This park is the symbol of Kanie Town, which was once known as “the town of water.” It is a big park located along the Sayagawa River. Nagoya’s cityscape can be seen to the east from the lookout an...