It is famous as the setting for Kabuki "Kansendan". Yoshikazu Yoshikazu, who escapes Minamoto no Yoritomo's pursuers and escapes to Oshu, is here to meet the interrogation of Togashi, a guardian. Benkei, who strikes a play and reads out a blank paper paper, and tries to protect his master by striking the sutra. It is said that Togashi, who was struck by it, passed through the party. There are statues of Genkei, Benkei, and Tomigashi, and also the Ataka View Terrace, which is equipped with a rest and eating facilities, and nearby.

The shrine that enshrines the nation's only guardian deity that breaks through the sekisho; that Yoshitsukei, who was able to successfully pass through the sekisho, also visited the shrine; and a free guide to Ataka no Seki by the priestess.

Day-trip bathing is also possible at "Mantenotsuji no Noya", a beautiful inn with a garden decorated with seasonal flowers. The large bathhouse is decorated with colorful Kutani-yaki large ceramic walls, and there is also an open-air bath that gives you a sense of wildness.