It is a temple of Kiso and Yamamura, one of Kiso's Three Great Temples. A temple built by the Kiso family's 12th Shindo [Nobumichi] in 1434 for their ancestor, Yoshinaka Kiso. There is the main temple of the main temple of the Kanon-do and Kiso-hiki-zukuri in the back front of the gate, which shows the ancient style of the late Heian period. There is a second generation of Shigure [Shigure] cherry blossoms planted by Yoshinaka on the side of the Kanon-do, and the middle of April every year is around the time of the flower. In addition, there are four gardens on the left side of the precinct and a treasure hall with a display of lacquerware from the Edo period.

A ropeway over the middle of Mount Ontake. The six-passenger gondola lifts, with 80 capsule-shaped gondoliers circulating in succession, operate in and out of approximately 20 seconds apart. You can enjoy plenty of aerial walks with a total length of 2330m and an elevation difference of 580m from Kanose Station at an altitude of 1570m to Iimori Kogen Station at the 7th station of Mt. There is also an observation cafe at the summit station and a rooftop observation deck with a mirror deck with heat-reflecting glass strung all over the wall. The mirror deck is a great shooting spot where you can take a unique memorial shot of your own with the view of the mountain, blue sky, and clouds. Alpine decks and alpine botanical gardens with outstanding views are also well received.

A forest of natural forest where Kiso Itsuki can be seen; there is a promenade that connects the Hyomataki from the entrance of the bus stop Hyomataki, where you can take a walk while admiring the valley beauty and waterfalls; about 4 hours round trip.