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The nine-story facility is located in Shiroyama Park, located in the center of the city of Oroi Asahi. It is a complex consisting of a contact hall, a historical folk floor displaying historical folk materials, and a restaurant. On the eighth floor, there is an astronomical observation room with a solar telescope, and events such as the Solar Watching Party, the opening of the public at night, and the parent-child astronomical observation classroom are also held free of charge (scheduled to be held in need of inquiry). From the 9th floor observation room, which is 55m above the ground, you can see beautiful 360-degree views such as Asahi Oku, Kasugai, Nagoya city and Seto.

The landscape with Yoshino cherry blossoms surrounding the "Shoden Pond" with Rokukakudo is a great pictorial and beautiful shooting spot. On the lawn square of the park, you can spread the lunch box and enjoy the flower view slowly. The ancient temple of the Rinzai sect, which is located in the neighborhood with a stately scent of history, is home to the main temple of the National Important Cultural Property, "Mashitendon", and the Owari Domain, the Owari clan, Tokugawa Yoshinao. In addition, there are Jokoji Natural Rest Forest and Tokai Nature Trail in the surrounding area, so you can enjoy nature while strolling through the rich forest.

The temple of Kenbu 3rd year (1336); the main temple (important cultural property), which was rebuilt in the astronomical 3rd year (1534) at the bodhisattva of the Owari clan's ancestor Tokugawa Yoshinao, and the eastern side of the main temple, Genkei Duke (Tokugawa Yoshinao) Shōsho (important cultural property).

A shop specializing in freshly built cookies, which has been open in Nagoya for more than 20 years, moved to Seto in February of the year of Reiwa 2 (2020). It is a small shop with 6 seats, but it also started taking out lunch and lunch, and became a cookie & cafe shop.

A long-established store founded by the end of the Edo period. The store is filled with Japanese sweets served in a period of time. 120 yen per Setokawa bun, which has a faintly aromas of sake, is a traditional taste.

About 10,000 items are exhibited and sold, mainly for Seto-yaki's Shinano-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no-no. There is also a Japanese restaurant.

It now hosts a motherhouse cafe, a gallery, and an away general store, as well as exhibitions and events. There is also a handmade general store.

A directly operated shop of Yakushi Kiln, which has a rich selection of Japanese-style figurines, such as beckoning cats and the zodiac signs that color the season, as well as Japanese-style figurines, and May dolls. There is also a full range of Japanese-style items such as cute cat goods, incense, and teugui. It is also fun to watch the display that changes according to the season. Next door is a popular power spot that collects beckoning cats from all over Japan "Baking Cat Museum", Japan's largest museum dedicated to beckoning cats (300 yen for adults, 200 yen for college and high school students on the second floor, free for junior high school students and younger. There is also a museum shop on the first floor and a cafe free entry).

Facilities where you can experience creative work using clay, especially "Nobetteku Taiken Kobo", which can be enjoyed by craftsmen and prototype production of novelties (dolls and ornaments made of ceramics), casting [Ikomi], and painting, is for elementary school students and above, and can enjoy enough content for adults."★Lab "" Tsuchi★There is a free-to-play program in "Studio" and "Tsuchi Touch Studio".

A workshop built in the early Showa era, located in a corner where the old style of Seto remains. You can experience hand-in-hand and kuro-kuro-kudou pottery in a homely atmosphere.