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The ancient shrine of the early Nara period. The god of the gods is three pillars, such as Iyin Nami Taken [Izanami no Mikoto], and has been revered since ancient times as the base of the Kumano religion in the Kanto region and as the sōjen-mori of northern Yokohama. The Shōzō was sent as a guide during the Jinmu Tōshō (Yatagarasu). Because it is the same emblem of the Japanese national football team, it is also known as "soccer shrine" in recent years, and a talisman recognized by the Japan Football Association is sold. There are many traditional festivals, such as the Tsutsumi Porridge Shrine in January and the Natsugoshi Great Exorcism in June. The Kumano Museum, which displays local materials and the shrine treasures and documents, is also attached.

In the third year of Bunji (1187), the old shrine is said to be the founding of Masusugi, Musashikuni, and Shigenari Inage. The name of the shrine is that when the main priest god, Nihon Taketoshi, died, he turned into a swan and flew off. It was named after the story of his younger brother, Tachibana Hibi, who entered the Onda River, which flows directly under the sanctuary. It said that "swan" was turned to write "kamitori" and further read "shitodo" and "shitotori". Located on a small hill, in addition to the main shrine and the shrine, there are Fujizuka and Kagura-den, which are called Sendonsha, and are also known for their "Ichinshin Wailing Sumo" in May.

An urban park spread over high ground, northwest of Okurayama Station on the Tokyoku Tōyoko Line. Okura Park in Tokyu and Okura Spiritual Culture Research Institute (now Okurayama Memorial Hall, Yokohama City) opened by businessman Kunihiko Okura, and the site was purchased and maintained by the city of Yokohama to become Okurayama Park. The garden, which is about 69,000 square meters in size, includes a plum forest that was maintained at the time of its opening, as well as a Greek temple-style Okurayama Memorial Hall, which is designated as a tangible cultural property of Yokohama City, and a picnic garden. In late February to early March, about 46 species of 220 plums in Bairin are crowded with many people. The "Okurayama Kanbai-kai" is also held around February every year.

Onda River, a large tributary of the Tsurumi River. It is a first-class river that flows out of Machida, Tokyo, and flows along the border between Green and Aoba wards in Yokohama. Both banks near Oyama-cho, Green-ku, Yokohama are farmland and spacious views. Near the Nakayama Station of the JR Yokohama Line and Yokohama Municipal Subway, along with the riverbed at the confluence of the Tsurumi River (Tanimoto River), the grasslands of Ogi and reed are widespread, making it a valuable place for many animals and insects to live. You often see waterfowl, and you can enjoy walking slowly. The cherry trees near Naruse Station, near the Machida Municipal General Gymnasium, are stunning.

A hot bath spa facility with the image of Bali. Inside the five-story building, there are large public baths of natural hot springs for men and women, and open-air foot baths, which are popular among women. In addition, there are relaxation facilities such as various aesthetes and Asian healing, and there are also restaurants with a rich menu such as Balinese-style meals.

A Japanese confectionery store founded in the Meiji era. The Tōkaidō specialty "Yone Manju", known for its folk song "Oedo Nihonbashi", was revived in 1982. One yonemanju 90 yen is a confection made of koshi-paste, white-paste, and plum-paste wrapped in a hare-double rice cake. Other popular items include seasonal Japanese sweets, and "Tsurumaru", a large-format baked confection named after Tsurumi, which is made by Momoyama, for 300 yen each.

A comprehensive outdoor shop operated by Toyota Kanagawa. It handles selected items selected by specialized buyers of each genre, not to mention special camping gear, but also outdoor clothing, sports bikes, lure fishing items, and car styling tailored to individual outdoor styles.

Yokohama's familiar sea bus, which connects the Yokohama station east exit, Minato Mirai 21, and the red brick warehouse. You can enjoy a sea walk while looking for the Bay Bridge in the distance. The boarding area is Yokohama Bay Quarter at the east exit of Yokohama Station, Minato Mirai 21 is Shinko Fuchi Pier in front of Yokohama Hammerhead, and the Red Brick Warehouse is Pier Red Brick on the side of Building 1. Since the embarkation section is set for each, it can be easily used according to the purpose.

The Kanagawa Skating Rink, which has been familiar for 60 years since its opening in 1951, was reopened in December 2015 as the Yokohama Bank Ice Arena. The main link is the size of the international standard, where you can see the practice scenery of figure players, and the general use time is longer, so you can enjoy it slowly from beginner children to adults. In addition, we hold free beginner classes that you can participate without reservation on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays in the beginner-only link. There are also various skating classes at the main rink.

An earthquake simulator where you can experience an earthquake, a fire simulator where you can experience smoke, fire extinguishing experience, etc. A powerful disaster theater, a disaster training room where you can learn how to deal with and act at the time of the event through a pseudo experience. We recommend an experience tour with instructors commentary that takes you around these four types of content in 60 minutes (free). In addition, there are also experience tours where you can learn about wind damage and experience programs where you can train for rescue and transport.