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A temple that is said to have been opened by an actor [Enno Gyoja] and re-emerged by Hiroho Daishi. Kindo was built in the early Muromachi period and was designated as a national treasure. The main priest, Ruyi-Wan Kannon, is also a national treasure. It is also famous as a temple of beautiful flowers in each of the four seasons, such as plum, azalea, autumn leaves, and camellia.

Gyoki was opened by Emperor Shōmu's royal service. It is called "Jōjin Takano" as a spiritual place where the statue of Hiroho Daishō is enshrined by the sister of Emperor Go-Shirakawa, Hachijō-jōin, and where women connect the Buddhist fringes. Buddhist art objects are dedicated to the treasure house. The surrounding area is Amanoyama Forest Park, where many visitors are on the way to hike.

The area around Takihata, where many waterfalls are scattered, has long been known as Takihata Forty-eight Falls.

The facility is located within the Chihaya Garden area, which is spread around the top of Mount Kumgang at an altitude of 1125m. It is the highest-altitude campsite in Osaka, and features guests not only staying in tents and bungalows, but also serving outdoor food in pizza kilns and firewood-based furnaces. Tents are basic to bring in, but in summer, the use of permanent tents is also recommended. The barbecue place where you can set up a barbecue rostre or stove is brought with you, and if you rent cooking equipment and tableware, you can easily enjoy the barbecue even for beginners outdoors. Day trips are also possible, but all facilities and equipment are by appointment. In the garden area, let's enjoy nature by observing plants and watching the starry sky.

A natural-rich trout fishing spot at an altitude of 600m on the western mountainside of Mount Kumgang, which rises at the prefectural border between Osaka and Nara prefectures. The fishing spot includes a general fishing spot and a flying spot using the mountain stream of Chihaya river, as well as a fishing spot dedicated to Luer Fly. Fish include rainbow raut and char, amago, etc. At the general fishing spot, adults and children enjoy fishing together with a rented rod in one hand. The fish caught for 100g 140 yen is also cooked for grilled salt or fried, and in the dining room, udon and soba noodles are also offered in addition to smijima dishes.

Roadside station located in Chihaya-Akasaka Village, the only village in Osaka Prefecture. At the direct sales shop, there are plenty of ingredients that Chihaya-Akasaka-mura boasts, such as vegetables and fruits grown in the water from Mt. The cafe also offers a lunch menu and sweets using local vegetables, and the unique ''whole village! The menu is extensive, including terraced curry" and parfait using the village's famous strawberry. From the second floor, you can overlook Mount Katsuragi and Mount Kumgang, and it is reputed to be able to spend a leisurely time. Sweets made from terraced rice made in the village are recommended for souvenirs.

It is full of information about the nature and starry sky of Mount Kumgang. In addition to the stargazing station, which has a 400mm diameter reflective astronomical telescope, there is also a corner and a learning space to introduce the history and nature of Mount Kumgang.

Mount Kumgang, which is located in the southeast of Osaka Prefecture and forms the prefectural border between Osaka and Nara, and boasts the highest point in the prefecture. You can enjoy the large panorama of Yamato and Kawachi. There is a mountain trail, so it is easy for beginners to climb and enjoy climbing and hiking. It is also known as the sacred peak of Shingon Esoteric Buddhism.

The roadside station "Kanan" is located along National Route 309 on the wide-area trunk road that passes through the southern Osaka area from central Osaka and connects directly with Nara. The parking area is equipped with parking lots, toilets, rest areas, public telephones, etc., and provides services such as road guidance, relaxation and relaxation. The Rural Revitalization Center sells local produce and specialty products such as exhibits and PR, and locally produced Naniwa traditional vegetables and fruits, fresh flowers and processed products.

In addition to feeding horses, sheep and goats, a sightseeing ranch where you can experience cow weeping and towing horses. Dolphin and whale petting experience is also popular. Easy empty-handed BBQ is also recommended. Lodging facilities such as log houses and cottages are also available for families.