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It is a high-altitude soil cultivation where you can enjoy picking strawberries while standing, and the aisle is large enough for strollers and wheelchairs to pass through. It can be eaten for half an hour, and can be eaten up to 23 varieties, including the red hokpo yachinoka and the rare varieties Momo Kaoru, Yayohime, Oi C Berry, Askarby, Red Pearl, Amaotome, Yotsuboshi, and Tochiotome.
A city park rich in nature at the foot of Tanzawa. Thirteen covered furnaces are deployed on the banks of the Mizukazi River, which flows through the center of the park, and facilities such as toilets, washing facilities and vending machines are also substantial. The water depth is shallow, so the water depth is ideal for river play. There are also play equipment facilities and walking courses in the vicinity, so you can enjoy it all day.
A vast forest park of 850,000 square meters that extends upstream of the Shijuhase River, where you can enjoy river play on the Shihachi River, which flows through the forest, and walks in the forest.
A waterfall with a height of 15m on a tributary of the Fujiki River. There is a teahouse at the entrance of the waterfall.
The ancient temple of the Soto sect in Sengokuhara. You can enjoy the autumn style even more if you walk through the mossy alleys and look at the five hundred and three hundred and fifty statues placed in the precincts along with the autumn leaves.
A shrine that has become familiar to the local people as a servant of Dōke Island, Miyanōshita, and Sōkura Onsen. The annual festival is held every September. Local inns that draw hot springs and people from each family offer hot springs to thank the hot springs. In mid-June, hydrangea flowers bloom on the grounds, coloring a small company.
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