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A waterfall with a height of 15m on a tributary of the Fujiki River. There is a teahouse at the entrance of the waterfall.
It is a long-established inn established in 1882, which also accepts day-trip bathing with dinner. Private rooms are available. The wooden exterior and the landscaped gardens give a sense of tradition. There are two baths available: an open-air bath with a whirlpool bath and a large bath with a pentachyoku stone. The kaiseki-style cuisine, which is replaced by the stocking situation, is mainly made of fresh fish and shellfish. In July 2014, the entrance and second-floor guest rooms became registered tangible cultural property of the country.
You can also enjoy flowers such as camellia and autumn leaves in the woods of Oku Yukawara. The highlight is the white cloud waterfall with a height of 30m. The waterfalls of Amateruyama Shrine and Kyorai are also highlights. The course is the bus stop: Tenteroyama Entrance ~ Shirumo Waterfall ~ Tenteroyama Shrine ~ Inarai Waterfall ~ Bus Stop: 3.8km course of Tenteroyama. The journey is about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
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.
The Enoden in a package designed by Enoden is also known. Part of the real Eno Electric Car is inlaid in the storefront, which has become a symbol of the store. There are five kinds of paste: yuzu, plum, sesame, koshi, and tsubu. It is 150 yen per bottle, but for souvenirs, a set of 10 in a box set of 1500 yen is fun. Japanese sweets such as "handmade season" are also available.
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