Location List

Family temple of Ouchi.

456 meters high.

Protectorate god of water.

One of selected 88 beaches in Japan.

Local sake brewery

One of hundred city parks in Japan.

It is on National Route 165.

It is said to have been built in 643.

Started building in 694 and completed in 715.

The temple has the stone Buddha statue which is said it is the oldest in Japan.

Designed by Tadao Ando. Mail hall accommodates 1929 people.

The building was built in 1919.

It used to be prospered as a transit point between transportation by land and water.

Hot spring area by Nagaragawa (river).

You can enjoy hot springs among mountains.

Highland with a cool climate.

Built in 712.

The statues of sumo wrestlers support the statues of shrine dogs at the entrance.

One of three big Kojins in Japan.

At the entrance of the shrine, there is a cherry tree called "Gongenzakura" which is over 400 years old.

It is also called " Notogu".

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.