Ookucho Regional Exchange Center.

The campsite is located close to the Agara Park, where various sports facilities have been established, close to the Ooashi Onsen. It is a campsite at the foot of Mount Acharayama, surrounded by deep forests, and if the weather permits, you can see Mount Iwaki in the distance. Around 50-tiered free tent sites, eight bungalows and four Kevin buildings stand on the property. One building of Kevin has a barrier-free design. There is also an administration building with a paid deposit tent and a blanket, and a spacious lawn square to make you feel comfortable in nature.

Known as a landmark for azaleas, more than 15,000 of about 40 kinds of azaleas, including the red kirishima and the Kurume azaleas, will be greeted in May. In addition, more than 300 species of plants grow in the garden, and it is also familiar as a natural botanical garden where these can be observed.

The last temple of Koyasan Kongobuji Temple. Although he has gained a strong religion as the Dainichi of the Oshi, the main god is not Dainichi Nyorai but Amida Nyorai (Teraden Dainichi Nyorai). It is a two-meter-high wooden Amitabha Nyorai-za statue (National Designated Important Cultural Property), said to be a work of the early Kamakura period, and is made of hiva wood and is made of a parochet [Yosegi-zukuri] with gold leaf.