A communal bathhouse in Nayu and Yumura Onsen in the northwestern part of Hyōgo prefecture. Yumura Onsen was reportedly discovered by Jikaku Daishi about 1150 years ago. The Motoyu, which springs up on the banks of the Harugi River, a tributary of the Kishida River, is called "Arayu", and the high hot spring of 98 degrees Celsius springs up as much as 470 liters per minute. Yakushayu is a place where you can enjoy this hot spring, which is rich in hot water, for a fee like a bath bath. The spring quality of the hot spring is colorless and transparent baking soda springs. There is emulsifying action of the skin, it takes old skin and dirt of pores. The Japanese-style building is a quaint construction with a watchtower on a tiled roof. The bathhouse has an inner bath with an open-air bath and a service bath.

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.

The Zen temple of the Rinzai sect, which was reportedly founded as the Suezu temple of Daitoku-ji, Kyoto during the Oei-ei era (1394-1428). The one that springs on the left hand of the mountain gate is Dokonsui (Dokkōsui), which is said to have been found at the end of the Sennichi Mandala by Dochi Jōjin, who opened Kinosaki Onsen. I also want to see the fallow garden of Karesansui, which draws the word "heart" in black sand with white sand.