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The largest morning market in Kyotanabe, a town in the southern part of Kyoto Prefecture. As well as seasonal vegetables, processed foods, four seasons flowers, etc., the assortment is more than 100 kinds. Many people visit not only from the local area, but also from Hirakata City, Ikoma City and Nara City, not only shopping, but also looking forward to interacting with people.
The temple where Ikkyu Zen Master spent his later years. In the Kamakura period, Soken as Myokōji. He was later hit by a soldier, but Ikkyu re-emerged in the year of Yasumasa (1455-56). It was named Shen Eun-an. The main hall, hojō, and back (all important cultural treasures) stand in the moss-covered, moist and airy precincts, while the hojō and Hōkakan gardens are designated as Meishatsu. Ikkyu attended from here when he became Daitokuji priest at the age of 81, and died at the age of 88. The wooden statue of Ikyu Zen Master (Important Cultural Property), which is enshrined in the center of Hojo, is a life-size statue made by a high brother in the year of his death, and it is said that Ikyu planted his hair and beard. Ichikyuji Natame 700 yen, which is said to be the Ikkyzen Sensho, can be bought in the back.
Emperor Yomei's third prince, Maruko, and Yamazakura, are believed to be self-made, and are located at the temple of Nishikoku Yakushi Reiba No. 26. The ancient temple of the Rinzai sect Nanzenji school. Sidare zakura, Someyoshi Shino and Yamazakura are planted in the precinct.
A temple standing on a high ground. The old man, with Genka in tow, is a long-lived god, and is considered a symbol of long life. The statue of the Eleventh-Men Kansei Ongusat, which is transmitted to the end of Heian, is designated as a national important cultural treasure.
It is said to be the main shrine of Atago Shrine all over the country, and is known as the former Atago. The main shrine, which is said to have been erected during the Kamakura period, is a National Designated Important Cultural Property. The gods of the gods are the god of fire, the god of fire, the spirit of fire [Homusubi no Mikoto], and the great power of the great power.
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