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The ancient temple of the Shingon sect, which is believed to be the foundation of the Hiroho Daishi, in the third year of the Heian period (826). From the precincts, you can overlook the streets of Tomonoura and the beautiful islands of the Seto Inland Sea.
Road station located in the center of the nature-rich Numakuma Peninsula. In the "free market", fresh vegetables and fresh fish corner direct from fishermen are popular, with an assortment of products that focus on specialty and processed products from the city of Fukuyama. In addition to a corner of various arromaguds and processed herbs, there is also a restaurant, where you can enjoy a daily lunch with fresh ingredients and herbs from the free market, and a morning set with homemade bread.
Bathing facilities created by incorporating oriental medicine. Enjoy three natural cave steaming baths and three outdoor baths. The steaming baths of "Seaweed", "Yomogi" and "Biwa" are filled with perspiration from the extra heat of burning pine firewood from the early morning. There are three types of outdoor baths: "womb", "time bath", and "the world's best power spot large outdoor bath". Take 90 minutes to 120 minutes to get in slowly and detox. There is also a "Sennin-bath" (Po-steamed-za-bath), which is effective against gynecological diseases and coldness (a separate option of 2160 yen). Also available for day trips.
The mountain at an altitude of 283m in the Seto Inland Sea National Park, which used to be a lookout for the Murakami Army, so you can see the Inashima Ohashi and the Seto islands, and if it is sunny, as far as Shikoku. It is also famous as a cherry blossom spot.
Emperor Suiko 24 (616), a famous temple believed to be the founding of Prince Shōtoku. In addition to the main hall of the national treasure and the Tahoto, and the mountain gate of the important cultural property containing the family crest of the Ashikaga family, there is a Meishatsu garden and a tea room Roshizukan. The treasure house displays the ancient documents of Takashi Ashikaga and the statue of Shōtoku.
Sadaharu 6 (1367) A temple of the Soto sect built by the son of Takashi Ashikaga, the son of the second lord of the army, Yoshiaki Akira. The 20-meter-high triple pagoda, which is an eclectic style of Wazama and Tang-sama, is an important cultural monument and bears the name of Kaiun Pagoda. You can't miss the Arakando, which is lined with the Five Hundred Arhats that stand beside the main hall. In addition, anyone can form a zazen from 7:00 on Sunday, 6:30 on Tuesday and Thursday (reservation required). The flowers of the button in late April are also beautiful.
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