Ryujinchi Kama and Ufu Kobo Ruan

Onsenji Temple, which stands on a high ground in front of Ryūjin Onsen, is the beginning of Sōsan, where the Hiroho Daishi enshrined Rurikko Yakushi Nyorai (Rurikoyakushi Nyorai) in the fold of Kōyu. It is said that in the year of Hoei 2 (1705), a monk named Myozan rebuilt the Yakushido in a reservice where he cured his stubborn swelling.

A long-established confectionery store founded in the late Taisho era. There are plenty of original sweets from Tanabe City and surrounding areas. The plum taru and one bottle 702 yen is a Japanese-style roll cake made of Minami Komei plum paste rolled with castella. In addition, the most popular deluxe cake 3 for 702 yen, and the local confectionery Benkei's Kama and Yuzu are also available.

A communal bathhouse at Ryujin Onsen, known as one of Japan's three beautiful hot springs, nestled along a mountain stream in the upper reaches of the Hidaka River. The men's baths are located on the first floor, while the women's baths are located on the third floor. There is a cypress and large rock-built inner bath with the hot springs of the kake-sashi, and a rock-built open-air bath along the mountain stream.