Lina World Lina Beach

During the Edo period, there were many samurai residences standing northwest of Kamiyama Castle. Even now, four samurai residences remain on the street, retaining the image of the clan government. The thatched-roofed, hook-shaped bends building is presumed to have been built in the early 19th century, and features a samurai-middle-gate style of architecture with different entrances and entrances. There are houses where the descendants live, but only the Sanwha family can be toured inside.

Kaminoyama Onsen, which also flourished as an inn town, is one of the largest hot spring towns in the prefecture called Ou Sanraku-go. There are many foot baths and communal baths, only because they are known for their abundance of hot water and good quality of hot water. There are five locations in total, one in the vicinity of the station, three in Shinyu and Yumachi, and one in Hayama. If you soak carefully while looking at the mountains and city of Zao, your body will be warm. There are four communal bathhouses, and the bathing fee is 150 yen ~ (100 yen for washing hair separately). Among them, the oldest Shimooyu communal bathhouse is characterized by a large bathtub and a cobblestone washing area. There is also a rest area where you can take a break (300 yen).

Located on the first floor of "Futsukamachi Plaza," a kid-friendly facility where parents and children can enjoy together, just a 6-minute walk from Kamiyama Onsen Station. The "Play Area for Ages 3 and Up" features a large net play structure hanging from the ceiling that catches the eye. There are also a kids' climbing wall, pretend shop play, and sound steps, allowing children to play in ways that suit their skills. The "Play Area for Ages 0 to 2" includes a crawling space, making it suitable for babies as well. In addition to a multipurpose room, consultation room, and temporary childcare room, there are also nursing rooms and diaper changing rooms available.