Nagatoro Raijin-do

Nagatoro Raijin-do

Info

Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station → A short walk
30 minutes from Kanetsu-do Hanazono IC via National Route 140

Business Hours

From 9:00 to sunset

Spot Category

Japanese and Western sweets

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Osawa-ya of beans

There are many bean products made from various kinds of beans such as broad beans and golden beans. Among them, the broad bean sweet bean, which is made by the shopkeeper over three days, is about 300g 580 yen. Excellent compatibility with Kinako powder. Flower beans 300g 580 yen and silk beans Kina flour 300g 580 yen are also delicious.

Gallery tea

A well-viewed gallery-coffa shop on a hill along the approach to the Treasure Mountain Shrine. You can enjoy tea slowly while looking at the craft vessel and lights in the shop. Popular menus include warabi mochi 550 yen, caramelized pudding 550 yen and kiln-yaki pizza 995 yen.

Treasure Climbing Ropeway

Treasure climbing at an altitude of 497m. A panoramic view of the nature of the mountains is provided from the ropeway that connects the mountain from the foot station to the summit station in about five minutes. The aerial tour should be memorable of the trip. It is served by two popular people of the Baozanyou Small Animal Park (whose entrance fee is separately) near the summit, the "Monki-go" and "Banbi-go", which are named after Japanese monkeys and deer.

Daiji Temple

Entoku 2nd year (1490) revisited, and Meiyo 2nd year (1493) by Hiromji II Tōyō Sakukata, it became Kaisan. The main temple is St. Kansei Ongobara. Enmei Jizo, the statue of Nioh is greeted. The kitchen in the main hall is highly valued as an arts and crafts, and the child's statue of Koyasu in the temple of the temple is inspired by safe-living and child-rearing. He is also known for his "Osuzuru-sama", which is said to be a substitute when stroking a painful part of his body. It is also the setting ground for anime movies.

The bells of time

A wooden bell tower that stands on the street from the first city street into the bell. It was reportedly built by the owner of Kawagoe Castle, Tadakatsu Sakai, during the Kanei years (1624-44). It was converted at the order of Nobunaka Matsudaira in the second year (1653). The current tower, which is 16.2m high and built with a cypress, was rebuilt after the Great Fire of Meiji 26 (1893). It is an electric type and tells the time four times every day: 6 o'clock, 12 o'clock, 15 o'clock and 18 o'clock.

Seongshan Park

A park built on the site of "Mitsugi Castle" during the Kamakura period. It is also the origin of the name. The park is equipped with a multi-purpose ground, tennis court, barbecue square, etc., and there is also a pond in the center of the garden where you can fish. In addition, about 300 cherry trees are also planted, making it a famous spot for Hanami, and the "Sakura Festival" is also held in early April, when it is seen.

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