Kiyomizu Temple

A public bath located in the ancient Yufuku Onsen, which has a history of over 1370 years. The public bath, said to have been used by the lords of the Tsuwano and Hamada clans, originated from the Fuku no Yu, which was renamed in the early Showa period. The Taisho Roman-style architecture of the exterior and interior is quite nostalgic. The tiled bath area also has a retro atmosphere. There are also private family baths available. The pleasant texture of the hot spring water is an alkaline simple spring that is colorless and transparent.

Swans swimming in the waterfowl pond, along with deer, donkeys, and goats leisurely spending time in the animal square, as well as ponies and giant rabbits that have newly joined. You can also feed them if you bring vegetables like carrots and cabbage (details should be checked on the official website, sales are also available). From the mountaintop observation deck, you can see landscapes such as Mount Daisen. The charm of enjoying about 600 cherry trees, including Somei Yoshino, and trees and flowers of autumn leaves throughout the seasons is also appealing. Let's fully enjoy playing and moving our bodies in the children's square equipped with playground equipment like slides.

Founded in the 2nd year of Emperor Youmei (587) by the monk Sonryu, this is a Tendai sect temple. It was one of the largest temples in the San'in region, counting 48 monk quarters at its peak, but was burned down during the wars of the Amago and Mori clans, leaving only the main hall. Afterward, it received the protection of the Matsue domain and was restored to its current layout. The grounds feature the Kōmyōkaku Garden, which retains the Muromachi style, a treasure hall housing many cultural properties, the main hall built in the 4th year of Meitoku (1393, an important cultural property), and the only three-story pagoda in San'in, built in the 6th year of Ansei (1859). The autumn foliage period is particularly beautiful. It is the 11th sacred site of gods and Buddhas in Izumo. It is the 28th sacred site of Kannon in China. It is the 21st sacred site of Kannon in Izumo. Zen meditation and sutra copying experiences (both 1000 yen, reservation required) are also available.