A bathing facility in Baekje-no-sato, where the Baekje legend is transmitted from the west city and the city of Hyuga deep in the mountains of the Kyushu Mountains. The hot spring that sprung up from 1500m underground at the rear mountain of the Shinmen Shrine, where the Baekje royal family is enshrined, is said to be a gift of the Baekje royal family. It is said to be soft on the skin and beautiful hot water in bicarbonate hot springs. Both the Ondo and the Meyu have inner baths and open-air baths, and the view from the open-air baths is good. The concession store also sells cosmetics using hot springs.

A rich park of greenery and water; a stream flows in the campsite, where you can play in the water, and you can also enjoy a day barbecue (bring your own equipment and ingredients).

The west-no-no-no-jō-in is a faithfully restored Shōjō-in in Nara, Tōdaiji, of the school-kura-zukuri [Azekurazukuri]. The treasure of the Shinmen Shrine, Karika Rokkamiker, is one of five treasures nationwide, including Nara and Shokurain and the National Museum. The Baekje Hall is a restored guest house that remains in Fuyō [Puyo], which became the last capital of Baekje.