Valley of the Holes

A day-trip hot spring inside the Kamiichi-cho Health and Welfare General Center (Tsurugi Fureaiken). A variety of hot water baths, such as open-air baths and large baths, walking baths, incense baths, and sleeping baths, are reputed to have a warm body and not cool down. In addition, highly concentrated artificial carbonated bath springs, which contain carbon dioxide gas dissolved in natural hot springs, which are rare in the prefecture, are highly popular. After the bath, you can relax while admiring the majestic Mount Tsurugidake at the 120-tatami-tatami free-rest Great Hall (free to bring food and drink) on the second floor. In the lobby on the first floor of the building, direct sales of local produce (Yu-city) are carried out from 13 o'clock on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from June to December.

The permanent exhibition will reveal ceramics from the 30th century BC to the 16th century after various countries with diplomatic relations on the Silk Road, paintings by Hungarian modern writers, rare in Japan, Russian icons depicting Russian Orthodox gods, and paintings by modern and contemporary Japanese writers. In the planned exhibition, modern and contemporary writers and young writers are widely introduced, and in the special exhibition, they are used as a place for presenting local works. There is a rest space in the hall where you can overlook Tateyama Rangong, and you can see Tateyama Rangong, which shows various expressions depending on the season.

The famous temple of the Sōtō sect of Jiande 1st year (1370-73). It is reported that Tateyama Gontoshi became the figure of a kikori and led the master of Otozen to promote the construction of the temple. Although it flourished as a great street hall, Daegagi was burned by a second-degree fire. The present-day Dou was rebuilt in 1979. The figure of the Zen master remains as a wooden statue (the prefectural cultural property), and the carpenters who made the great fairy tales are enshrined as 18 Shinto priests. The zazen stone that the Zen master Tokikori sat on the other side still remains in the forest in the southeast. Tsugayuki on the mountain road is a natural monument in the prefecture.