Kinosaki Yakushi Pocket Park, Toyooka City

Temple of the Genjon during the Houki year (770-781). It celebrates the only Japanese god of the Seven Lucky Gods, Emishaku Taijin. With a fishing rod in his right hand and a bream in his left hand, the bream has the meaning of sprouting with a happy Thai, giving him a sick-free disaster, family prosperity, etc.

A communal bathhouse in Nayu and Yumura Onsen in the northwestern part of Hyōgo prefecture. Yumura Onsen was reportedly discovered by Jikaku Daishi about 1150 years ago. The Motoyu, which springs up on the banks of the Harugi River, a tributary of the Kishida River, is called "Arayu", and the high hot spring of 98 degrees Celsius springs up as much as 470 liters per minute. Yakushayu is a place where you can enjoy this hot spring, which is rich in hot water, for a fee like a bath bath. The spring quality of the hot spring is colorless and transparent baking soda springs. There is emulsifying action of the skin, it takes old skin and dirt of pores. The Japanese-style building is a quaint construction with a watchtower on a tiled roof. The bathhouse has an inner bath with an open-air bath and a service bath.

A temple located at the foot of the Kuroi Castle site. Originally the lower building of Kuroi Castle, where the castle owner lived, when there was no battle. It is surrounded by water moats and high stone walls, known as Shichimatabori, and still retains the image of the castle hall of the Sengoku period. It is also known that Ofuku, who later became the nanny of the Tokugawa 3rd Shogun and Iemitsu and the Kasuga Bureau, spent his childhood up to the age of three, and in front of the Tōmon stands the monument of the Kasuka Bureau birth place. There is also Ofuku's water well.