A rainy town

A rainy town

Info

JR Neame Station → 3 minutes on foot
10km 15 minutes from Yoneko-do Gangfu IC via National Route 181

Business Hours

Freedom to walk

Price

Freedom to walk

Spot Category

Historic buildings, downtown, townscape, walk


The old times that flourished through iron-making are remembered


Gion Bridge


Gate of the main team


Town government building, Tatara no Raku school (Negurakusha)

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