Iwatsuki Sojin Mamoru Izu Shrine

Entoku 2nd year (1490) revisited, and Meiyo 2nd year (1493) by Hiromji II Tōyō Sakukata, it became Kaisan. The main temple is St. Kansei Ongobara. Enmei Jizo, the statue of Nioh is greeted. The kitchen in the main hall is highly valued as an arts and crafts, and the child's statue of Koyasu in the temple of the temple is inspired by safe-living and child-rearing. He is also known for his "Osuzuru-sama", which is said to be a substitute when stroking a painful part of his body. It is also the setting ground for anime movies.

Starting from Lake Kamikita in the town of Mōroyama, there are approximately 11km in total length and a 6-hour hiking trail for the healthy family, connecting Kitamou Jizo ~ Monomiyama ~ Hidaka City Takashiyama ~ Hiwadayama ~ Hiwadayama ~ Hiwadayama ~ Hiwadayama Pass ~ Iinono City. It was developed to allow you to enjoy the seasonal nature while walking slowly, passing through the forest of cedar and cypress, enjoying the coppice forest, the clear stream of the Koryo River, and the idyllic landscape of the countryside, leaving the remnants of Musashino, and walking by visiting the ancient shrine. The vantage from Mount Mono at an altitude of 375m is exceptional.

A wooden bell tower that stands on the street from the first city street into the bell. It was reportedly built by the owner of Kawagoe Castle, Tadakatsu Sakai, during the Kanei years (1624-44). It was converted at the order of Nobunaka Matsudaira in the second year (1653). The current tower, which is 16.2m high and built with a cypress, was rebuilt after the Great Fire of Meiji 26 (1893). It is an electric type and tells the time four times every day: 6 o'clock, 12 o'clock, 15 o'clock and 18 o'clock.