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It is an ancient temple called Kaesan in the first year of the lunar calendar (1184), with the main hall behind the back, the Cancer Seal Hall, and the storage of King Aisan-Ming; the main statue is the Great King of Five; the wooden statue of Aisan-Ming has become an important cultural treasure of the country, and there are other statues such as the statue of Amida Buddha, the Jizo.

On the back of Mount Lingzhi, known for its stone buddha, the cherry blossoms bloom in the area of the ancient temple of the Zen sect. The cherry blossoms that bloom in the tinkomai, reminiscent of the old castle, are worth a look. They have also been selected as the "100 Nature of Nagano".

Since the Heian period, Obasashi [Obasute] has been known as a famous spot for the moon, and was also chanted by Kokin Wakashu. In June of the year of Reiwa 2 (2020) "Tsuki no Tsuchikyō-The Mysterious Moon Scenic" Tago no Tsuki "created by Obasashi no Tanada-" was certified as a Japanese Heritage Site. "Tago Gono no Moon" is an early summer-only fantastic landscape. Currently, there are about 1500 rice fields. It is also recognized as an important cultural landscape of the country, and there is also a walking course to Chōraku-ji and Forty-eight Himada by walking along the farm roads of Tanada.

On the east side of Yashiro Station, the Mori/Kurashina area is the Anzu no Sato, which is said to be one hundred thousand at a glance. The "Anzu Festival" is held in late March to early April of the flowering period, and many flower visitors visit. In addition, from mid-June to early July, you can buy precious raw apricots to meet the time of apricot fruit.

One-day natural hot spring facilities, one of the largest in Hokushinano. It features a variety of 9 species and 13 bathtubs baths and 3 species and 4 saunas. Food is also substantial, and there is a menu that focuses on bread, handmade sweets, Japanese food and Chinese. Stone kiln pizza, handmade gelato and milk bread are also popular. Local goods are abundantly available for direct sale and souvenir items. The spacious and spacious hall of 300 tatami mats is also attractive.

In a kura surrounded by thick walls, they sell soy sauce and miso, which are grown in traditional techniques from the Edo period. Recommended for the flavor-rich [Tamari] soy sauce 360ml 648 yen and enoki miso 500g 756 yen with plenty of umami of enokidake. Miso-zou can also be visited for free (reservation required). Ten buildings such as the kura are designated as registered tangible cultural property.

A tourist plantation where you can enjoy grape picking and apple picking. There are more than 20 varieties of grapes. You can enjoy delicious seasonal items.

A farm that boasts a large area of growing grapes and apples. When you experience picking apples, you will get a peeler.

An exchange facility renovated from a three-story cocoon warehouse from the Meiji period. The hotel is spacious and welcoming with the service of tea. On the first floor, there is an exhibition corner and a rest space, and on the second floor, as a branch of the city museum, the museum displays such materials as sericulture and silk production. It is designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

The city of Suzaka, where the silk-making industry was thriving. Mayuzo, which was built in the middle of the Meiji era, has been renovated and opened as a regional tourist base since June 2009. The three-story Mayu-zō is a small surviving storehouse, and is also very valuable in history. There is also a rest area on the first floor. Let's start walking the city of Kura from here.