Gymnasians

The ancient temple was founded in Tenpyo 17 (745) and rebuilt in the Tenmei Year (1781-89) by the two superiors of Mizou [Mitsuzo] and Miei [Mitsuei]. It holds a large number of pictures that can be used by the mid-Edo picture artist Maruyama Okyo and his disciples, and is also known as Ogoji. Including the famous Laomatsu Peacock Map, all 165 of the barrier paintings and three Buddha statues have become important cultural treasures of the country. Okyo Maruyama "Peacock no Naka", "Basho no Naka", "Sansui no Naka" Because Sanro's "reprinted paintings", you can enter the inside of the parlor and see the one in the immediate vicinity.

A 10-minute drive down south from the Kasumi coast, the mountain-side Odeyu that springs along the Yada River. The inside of the museum also boasts that it uses log beams unique to the countryside and feels the warmth of trees in consideration of harmony with nature. The large bathhouse has an open-air bath outside of the inner bath, and you can enjoy bathing with cherry blossoms in spring, green in summer, autumn foliage in autumn, and snowy scenery in winter.

It is located in the port of Shibayama, and also contains a directly operated store of the Tajima Fishing Co-op Shibayama Branch, which is known for the rigors of crab sorting, and can buy crabs that match the budget.