Kiki Haru

Park in Changokakyo city where you can enjoy contact with nature. Inside the park is the Jabjab Pond, surrounded by greenery, which is crowded with parents and children who enjoy playing in the water during the summer months. There is also a walk walk, lawn square, and children's forest in the bamboo forest, so it is recommended to bring your lunch. Try to use public transport as much as possible.

A shrine dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, who is revered as the god of learning. It is renowned as a famous spot for Kirishima azaleas and is said to be the place where Michizane lamented when he was exiled to Dazaifu. The current main hall was relocated from the old main hall of Heian Shrine in 1941 (Showa 16). The spacious grounds feature the Hachijo Pond.

It was said to be around the time of Emperor Suiko (592-626), and it was a great temple in the Otsuen district. It is also known as the place where his elder brother, Emperor Kanmu, was imprisoned by Sawara [Sawara], who was enjoined in the case of the assassination of Fujiwara. It was devastated by the Onin War, but re-emerged with the aid of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi in the year of Genroku 8 (1695). The statue, which has a variant name with "Bi-sama no Bi-sama-ten", is a statue with a height of 1m, which is an important cultural property of the country. The well-maintained precinct is beautiful with white magnolias and flowers, and about 1000 stock buttons bloom in April.