LOGOS LAND

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Address:

24-4 Terada Okawara, Joyo, Kyoto Prefecture

Public Transportation:

JR Joyo Station → 25 minutes walk; or 15 minutes on the Keihan Bus Plum Inn line, bus stop: Plum Inn Joyo off-car, just a short walk

Car Access:

3km 6 minutes from Kyonawa Road Joyo IC via Prefectural Road No. 256

Phone Number:

0774-58-0010

Parking Number:

330 units/30 minutes or less free, up to 800 yen; large size is extra

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock (depending on facilities and season)

Price

Free entry (depending on the facility)

Spot Category

Park, Camp Barbecue

Plum Inn

Iris Inn Joyo

Athletic at Fort Vancouver

LOGOS BBQ Stadium

Camp hotel that also corresponds to the Plum Inn Joyo training camp

Iris Inn Joyo Group Camping Hotel with Guest Rooms

BBQ Stadium, which has 26 seats for 8 people, is one of the largest barbecue facilities in the prefecture

3 large play equipment for free fluffy dome

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In the Aoyanai area of Joyo City, covering approximately 20 hectares, various types of plums such as the thick-fleshed and fragrant "Jojuhaku," along with Shirakaga, Aojiku, Ougushuku, and Gyokuei, are harvested every year from June to July. Additionally, from late February to mid-March, the plum blossoms reach their peak, attracting many visitors for plum viewing. During the plum blooming season, the Aoyanai Plum Festival is held, and there are also sales of souvenirs at the stalls.

Chōan Temple

Emperor Yomei's third prince, Maruko, and Yamazakura, are believed to be self-made, and are located at the temple of Nishikoku Yakushi Reiba No. 26. The ancient temple of the Rinzai sect Nanzenji school. Sidare zakura, Someyoshi Shino and Yamazakura are planted in the precinct.

Atago Shrine

It is said to be the main shrine of Atago Shrine all over the country, and is known as the former Atago. The main shrine, which is said to have been erected during the Kamakura period, is a National Designated Important Cultural Property. The gods of the gods are the god of fire, the god of fire, the spirit of fire [Homusubi no Mikoto], and the great power of the great power.

Kannonji Temple

It blends into the idyllic satoyama landscape. It is said that in the Imperial Court of Emperor Tenmu, the Imperial Court of the Emperor of the Emperor, the priest, the priest, the priest, and the priest, Ryoben, on the wishes of the Emperor Shōmu, built a gaiji addition. The statue of the eleven-faced Kannon standing (national treasure) of the main statue was enshrined in Tenpyo 16 (744). It is a wood-shin-dried lacquer statue made in the late Tenpyo period to convey the breath of the ornate Tenpyo. It was also a connexus of Nara and Kōfuku-ji Temple, so it flourished under the asylum of Mr. Fujiwara, but it was burned down in the Middle Ages. Currently, only the main hall (Ōmido) stands quietly.

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