Location List

Ebisu festival is held from February 5 to 7.

The first official Sumo as a national sport was held in the shrine approximately 2000 years ago.

Built in 581 and rebuilt in 1977.

Ananimasuhyozujin is the god of the temple.

Shrine on the east of Hatsuse River.

Located on the west of Hatsuse River.

There are many stone pillars with the various names of gods.

Bridge over the approach to Tanzan Shrine.

Small waterfall near Tanzan Shrine.

Versatile dam built in 1988.

City Hall

It has 29 Japanese rooms and one western style room.

Festival held at Omiwa Shrine and Sai Shrine (located in the Omiwa Shrine).

Delegates from overseas arrived at the park (it used to be a port) in Yamato era.

Built for agricultural use in Edo era.

Vermilion bridge

It took 18 years to complete the reservoir.

Praying for Sake breweries' prosperity.

Held at the garden in front of the worship hall.

Fire festival held at Omiwa Shrine.

Fire festival held at Hasedera Temple.

Purification ceremony by passing through a hoop made of kaya grass at Tsunakoshi Shrine.

Citizen festival

Festival held at Susanoo Shrine.