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新幹線の見えるレストランが大好評。四季折々の栗東産野菜や旬の農産物を使い各工房から手作りされる安心安全な豆腐・パン・ジェラート・惣菜など、情報と味わいの交流拠点。新鮮食材をいかしたレストランもある。
近江特産の滋賀羽二重餅を、じっくりと備長炭の炭火で焼き上げた手作りあられが自慢。味噌仕立ての香里古里[かりこり]、昆布やエビの風味が香ばしい汐乃華など単品は7種。各95g入り400円。工場見学もできる。
栗東市金勝山の大自然にある、フランス発の自然型アウトドアパーク施設。樹から樹へとアクティビティをクリアしながら渡っていき、最後はジップスライドで着地。森の中をたっぷり冒険できる。専用のハーネスを着用し、安全講習を受けてからコースを利用するので子どもでも安心。「キャノピーコース」なら、年齢制限なしで身長110cm以上の子どもから挑戦可能だ。大人気の「アドベンチャーコース」もスリルを味わえるアクティビティが盛りだくさん。身長や年齢に合わせて、家族がそれぞれのコースに分かれて体験することもできる。
Standing in a quiet mountain area overlooking the Takataka River, there is a statue of the Eleanji Guanyin (Important Cultural Property), which has a striking neat face of fine eyes and thin lips. The work of the Heian period. It is introduced in the novel "Hoshito no Matsuri" by Yasushi Inoue as "Guanyin-sama, modeled on the figure of a princess maiden." it is necessary to contact the Okubiwa Tourism Association in advance for viewing.
It was founded by Prince Shotoku and later re-founded by Isakenjin. The jōjō nakatoki [Nakatoki] and the tombs of the vassals (historical sites), which were self-bladed with the fall of the Kamakura shogunate, are located in the precincts, and the "Rukura [Rokuhara] North-South Pagebook" (Important Cultural Property), which bears their names, also remains. Also enshrined is the Jizo of "Bōba no Chutaro", famous for his "Mother of the Pyelid" by Shinsaku Hasegawa.
The Bodaiji temple of the Ii family, which was moved from Yōshu Iitani, and is famous for its famous gardens, including the "Fudaraku no Yard" of Karesansui with 48 stones placed on white sand.
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