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A private school opened in 1893 by Kuma Kimura, also known for teaching by Shimazaki Fujimura, which now displays materials on the history and educational content of Yoshijuku.

The Komorojo Ruins of Nogoko Garden has been selected as "100 famous castles in Japan" and "100 famous places in Japan", and is a rare hole castle in Japan that is built in a place lower than the castle town. The Chikuma River and steep valleys flowing to the west side form a natural fortress [yosai], which also appears in Bungo Shimazaki Fujimura's "Sketch of Chikuma River". Within the park, there are the Fujimura Memorial Hall, as well as the Keizo Koyama Museum, the zoo and the amusement park, which have become representative tourist spots of Ozo. At the entrance of the garden stands the Sannomen (Important Cultural Property), a hipped-built city gate with the large sum of "kōyōen" raised.

The Daemon was built in the period of Keijō 17 (1612) when the feudal lord, Senshi Echizen Mamoru Hidehisa, built a small castle, and it was reportedly called a tile gate because the gate of tile reeds was unusual for that time. The real-life construction, which is a practical castle gate and has beautiful decoration, is one of the leading gate buildings in East Japan. It is said to be the double wall of the major gate along with Hirosaki Castle in Aomori Prefecture as an important building to know the process of developing a castle in Japan.

The former home of the Ueda family (Important Cultural Property), which served as the main team and the kaiya of Komojuku during the Edo period. The building is a two-story building with a tiled roof standing along the old Hokukoku Highway, and is a valuable piece of architecture from the end of the 18th century to the beginning of the 19th century. The front gate, which was the entrance of the Daimyō Gami, shows the height of the case. However, because it is private, you can only look at the exterior.

A day-trip hot spring facility in the immediate vicinity of Shinano Railway Tanaka Station. There is a bathhouse, restaurant, restaurant and great hall on the second floor, and the contents are substantial in the training gym and studio. The large bathhouse with sauna includes a cypress bath and a granite bath, a jacuzzi and an open-air bath. A use fee of 1020 yen for all buildings.

A day-bath hot spring facility that stands on high ground overlooking the Chikuma River. Majestic mountains such as the Northern Alps, Mikahara, and Yatsugatake can be seen from the open-air baths of the rocks in the large bathhouse. The facilities are fully equipped, and the hall is equipped with a restaurant and a large hall, a manipulative corner, and private rooms. In addition, there is a wine and beer museum, where you can enjoy wine and beer tastings from Togo City for a fee.

A stylish building that stands in an outstanding location with an idyllic rural landscape. From the outdoor bath, you can see the appearance of Mt. Asama directly in front of you, and at night you can enjoy the night view of the star. The hot water with a source temperature of 56 ° C warms up well because it has a smooth skin and contains salt. Accommodation is also possible and up to 42 people can be used. All 12 rooms have a full view of the Asama Rongest as well as the open-air bath.

A cheese workshop at the foot of the mountain mountain. You can buy blue cheese, which was awarded super gold in the 2015 natural cheese contest in the world, and specialty natural cheese. You can eat a handmade cheesecake of 410 yen and a mascarpone shoe of 360 yen using homemade cheese at the cafe.

It sells Asian cloth, miscellaneous goods, etc.

The owners of the glass writer, Mr. and Mrs., exhibit and sell their own tableware, lampshades, and objects. The shop is filled with colorful lights. You can visit the workshop.