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The Museum of Materials in Musashi-no-sato, which exhibits such things as Musashi's "Dharma Chin-suzuzu" (Reproduction) ", also known as an extraordinary artist, and his self-made" Gouran Tsu-zukan [Gourtan-nana-shantanba] "(Important Cultural Property).

The park is located on the hillside of Mount Hinakura at an altitude of about 860m. The bell tower with the image of the gate of a European castle has a bell measuring 2m in diameter and weighing 6 tons.

One corner of Musashi Shrine in Musashi-no-sato, sleeping in a forest, reportedly divided from Kumamoto, where Musashi spent his later years, and next door is the grave of his father, Fujisai, who also visits many worshipers to pray for Kugai.

It is located in Musashi no Sato, where Musashi spent his boyhood. It was destroyed by fire during the Showa era and became the current tiled building in 1942. It is said that the Hirao family on the adjacent kayabuki roof was the second son of Musashi's older sister Ogin and inherited the Musashi family. Both tours only the appearance.

The post town of the former Inaba Kaido, which is extant by the Ohara Honjin, which the Tottori feudal lord used as the main temple at the time of the change of staff. Onarimon and Sukiya-style palace convey what they looked like at the time. There is also a Wakimoto team nearby, and you can also take a break at the tourist information center. In addition, if you make a reservation at a liquor store, you can tour the sake brewery, and you can also do tasting. At the Hina Festival, 60 private houses are decorated with chicks, and the stage such as the summer festival and the autumn festival becomes gorgeous.

A company that celebrates Musashi, which was built by local people in 1971, and is visited by sports officials to pray for the must-win, to be seen by Musashi, who was strong to beat, and also to sell amulets at Rakuichi Rakuza.

Sohen-yu in Yogo Onsen, with unique bathtubs such as a cypress bath, a pot bath, and a cave bath. The bathroom is replaced by men and women on a weekly basis. There is also a dry sauna, such as a whirlpool bath and an open-air bath.

This is a modern Japanese-style inn Katsuragi in Yugo Onsen, where you can take a day bath. There are various ways to enjoy such dishes as well-received dishes, open-air baths, cafes, plum wine bars, beauty treatments, and yoga experiences.

A workshop and shop of local glass writer, Tsunehide Okamoto, where you can buy glasses and one-wheeled glasses, as well as a glass-blown production experience of 3080 yen-(reservation required).

A museum that displays toys and antique music boxes, mainly European ones. Toy tours and music box concerts are held every day. There is also a museum shop and a playroom where you can play with toys.