Akiba Highway

Akiba Highway

Info

  • Address:
  • Minami-Shinano, Iida, Nagano
  • Public Transportation:  
JR Hiraoka Station → Ride-on taxi 25 minutes to Wada, stop off, drive 5 minutes to the site of Liang no Kishima Bansho; or JR Iida Station → Shinnan Kotsu Bus to Wada for 1 hour 30 minutes, stop off, drive 5 minutes to the site of Liang no Kishima Bansho
  • Car Access:  
1 hour 20 minutes from Chuo-do Iida IC
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0260-34-1071 (Enshan Township Tourism Association)

Spot Category

Shopping Street・Townscape・Promenade


Liang no Tree Island Bancho

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Dragon Temple Guanyin Reisui

It was named because of the presence of a sacred place near the peak of the mountain of Morihira, which serves as the water source, and it springs up in the precincts of the Tōyama clan's Bodaiji and Ryōbakuji, which had ruled the land from the Warring States to the Edo period. It was also selected as one of the famous water hundreds of Heisei era, and has never dried up since about 500 years ago. Slightly hard water is rich in minerals and mellow, and is effective for relieving constipation and dieting.

Marutaya

At the end of Masugata, a woodworking product shop. Even in the post hall where woodworking has been developed since ancient times, you can also see the work scenery where the master makes a piece of music. Shiraki lunch box 4000 yen ~.

Kayano Kogen

At an elevation of 1200m. A plateau that overlooks the ridgeline of the Alps, including Inaya. It is a treasure trove of flowers and wild birds, and the crowd of Mizubasho cannot be overlooked among them. You can also harvest mushrooms. In addition to the campsite (tent fee: 1000 yen, open from May to October) and the mountain villa where you can rest and stay, there is also a 1-hour 30-minute nature walking course around the area. The evening view from the observation deck has been selected as one of the "Sunset Point Hundred Elections in Nagano Prefecture".

Mount Iimori

A mountain with a beautiful shape like a bowl of rice; a variety of flowers from summer to autumn, such as the nickpea sedge and the pine tree; about an hour's walk from the trailhead to the summit.

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