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A stately shrine standing along the Yusuhara River, a tributary of the Shimanto River. The whole area, which includes the towns of Yusuhara and Tsuno, is called Tsunoyama-go, and it is said that the founder Tsuno Keitaka invited the Mishima Daimyojin from Izu. The main shrine was rebuilt in 1803. The Jinyukibashi (Miyuki Bridge), which runs over the approach to the precinct, has a wooden roof and is the highest in the air. The mountain path extending from the precinct to the left is designated as the path of the Sakamoto Ryoma clan.

Tanada, which can be found in the town of Yusuhara, where there are few flatlands, among which the most extensive is Senmaida, which was described by the visiting novelist Ryotaro Sima as "a legacy that cannot be lost to the Great Wall."

Torrents of river snaking like lightning through the bedrock. The momentum of the water at the time of the rising water is as frightening as it is watching. In May, tosashimotsuke blooms on the riverside.

The Natural History Museum, with three pillars of geology, fossils, plants, history and legends, and mainly materials about Mt. Yokokura. There are fossils from the world, including reef-building corals 400 million years ago from Yokokurayama and the real fossils of Triceratops from North America. There is also an experience corner where you can directly touch fossils and instone such as ammonite. In the plant area, detailed sketches and replicas of botanical specimens and plants named by botanist Tomitaro Makino can be seen. It takes one hour.

In the spring, the "Bonbori Cherry Blossom Festival" is held, and cherry blossoms bloom in the park. In the summer, "Nyodka ni Baru" is held, which is crowded with fireworks and karaoke. In the fall, about 1.5 million cosmos bloom all over the area, and the town becomes one of them, with hospitality at the "Cosmos Festival". Other than during the festival, you can enjoy camping in the park and near the Seiryu Niyodo River.

It is located in Yokokura-Yamanaka, a tradition that Emperor Antoku took the place of Emperor Andoku at the Battle of Danoura on Yashima, and then died the death of remorse. It is very respectable, about a 40-minute walk from the third parking lot. In the immediate vicinity, there are highlights such as "Idodameshi", a cliff consisting of 400 million years old limestone, and "Yokokura-miya", whose god is Emperor Andoku, who stands on it.

About 100 button zakura blooms in spring, and hydrangeas are planted for about 800m along mountain trails, and azaleas bloom in April.

It is a lively waterfall with a height of 34m, and has been selected as the "Hundred Falls of Japan". The beauty of the period of fresh green, autumn leaves and azaleas is exceptional. The rock face is granite formed more than 400 million years ago.

You can enjoy picking pears and picking apples from September to the end of November. He won the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Award for the fourth time in Shin-Kashi. Using marsupials, ripe compost with plenty of balanced minerals. Safety, safety, good taste comes with origami. In the garden, you can experience making 100% juice with fresh pears and apples.

A tourist plantation at the top of a mountain, on a mountain with a good view, where you can enjoy a taste hunt by changing the type of each season (two types of fruit picking are possible with an admission fee for one person); an observation deck and a playground equipment corner.