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A park with a site of 10.5ha on a small mountain spread on the north shore of the Watarase River. From Miraiwa Square at the northern end of the park, you can see the Kanto Plain. In early spring, about 330 cherry blossoms bloom, and you can walk around the park while watching the cherry blossoms in full bloom. In late April-early May, azaleas planted everywhere in the garden are also blooming and healing people's eyes.

The oldest school in Japan. During the astronomical period (1532-54), many people from all over the country gathered to be said to be three thousand students, and classes on Confucian studies, medicine, and military studies were held. The appearance was introduced abroad by missionary Francisco Xavier. The school was closed in 1872, but the figure of the mid-Edo period was restored in 1990. It takes 40 minutes.

A beautiful white stucco wall standing along Daini Daimon Street towards Bannaji Temple. The kura is named after Shigemon Osano, who spread the textile industry to Ashikaga during the Edo period. Every year from mid to late November, a planned exhibition is held after the "school festival".

In the early Kamakura period, in the year of Kenkyu 7 (1196), the temple of the Ashikaga clan, erected by Ashikaga Yoshikane [Ashikaga Yoshikane]. A representative temple of the Tōkoku esoteric religion, with Dainichi Nyorai as the main temple and the Shichidō gaiji such as the mountain gate, the bell tower (important cultural property), the main hall (national treasure), and the Kyodo (important cultural property). The precinct is also the site of Ashikaga's house (National History Site, Meijō 100), which is surrounded by a water moat and earthworks.

The golden stone statue that sits at the Itsukushima Shrine is Japan's only "Bibi Benten". It is enshrined as the alter ego of the shrine's festival god, Ichikigashima, and it seems to fulfill the wishes of women's health, long life, and beauty. When they visit the shrine, they are said to be issued "Beauty Proof", and it becomes a popular spot among women.

A shrine located on the hillside of a mountain and blessed with the flowers of the four seasons, is located in a good-looking Orihime park. It was rebuilt in 1937. The shrine building is a vermilion that shines green. It is enshrined as the god of marriage and the god of industrial promotion, and there are many people who participate as power spots. The shrine precinct is also a hiking trail, which is visited by many hikers and tourists. The office of the company has amulets and red seals. In July 2014, it was certified as "The Holy Land of the Lover".

It is recognized as “100 Hometown Ikimonosato”. Every year, the “Nagusa Firefly Festival” is held on the 16th day of June 10-25, and you can watch the Genji Firefly fluttering in the night sky.

Cherry blossoms bloom along the Fukuro River flowing through the city. In addition to cherry blossoms, rape blossoms can also bloom, and you can walk along the river while enjoying the contrast between pink and yellow. It is also a feature of this case that you can see the cherry blossoms in full bloom from the top of the footbridge.

Among the collections owned by Bandai, including "Japanese Toys", "Edison's Inventions" and "World Toys", about 10,000 toys are on display; a full-size (upper body about 5.6m) RX-78 Gundam is also seen.

The first highway oasis in Tochigi Prefecture that can be used from expressways and general roads; a roadside station with an area of about 11 Tokyo Domes, including "Mibu Highway Park", "Tochigi Wanpaku Park", and "Mibu Town Toy Museum", among others, which is rich in nature and can be played throughout the day.