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Japan National Route 165 National Route 165 is a general national road from Osaka City to Tsu City in Mie Prefecture via Kashiwara City and Kashihara City.

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Japan National Route 165 National Route 165 is a general national road from Osaka City to Tsu City in Mie Prefecture via Kashiwara City and Kashihara City.

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Japan National Route 165 National Route 165 is a general national road from Osaka City to Tsu City in Mie Prefecture via Kashiwara City and Kashihara City.

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Japan National Route 369 National Route 369 is a general national road from Nara City to Matsusaka City, Mie Prefecture.

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Japan National Route 369 National Route 369 is a general national road from Nara City to Matsusaka City, Mie Prefecture.

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Japan National Route 369 National Route 369 is a general national road from Nara City to Matsusaka City, Mie Prefecture.

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Japan National Route 370 National Route 370 is a general national road from Hainan to Nara.

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Japan National Route 370 National Route 370 is a general national road from Hainan to Nara.

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Hirai Taishiyama Stone Buddhas A sacred place that imitates 88 places in Shikoku, which remains on Daishiyama in Hirai, northeast of the Utano area. The masonry at the end of the Tokugawa period and Terunobu Sakichi of Tamba are carved together with the disciples. About 100 stone Buddhas surround Daishiyama. On each stone Buddha, the Buddha is engraved with the Buddha's name, sacred place number, and sacred place name. This sacred place was donated and erected by owners in various places around Kaei and Ansei, and the name of the donor is marked on the stone base. Utano Hirai

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Tokugenji Temple The Oda Matsuyama Domain relocated the old sleeping hall in Kitano, Kyoto, as the lord's bodhisattva, and was founded as the main hall. Within the grove at the back of the precincts are four generations of Olympic towers, the Nobuo clan (second son of Nobunaga Oda), Takanaga, Nagayori, and Nobutake.

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Byodo-ji Temple Highlight / Characteristics: The principal is the eleven-faced Kannon Bodhisattva Yoshihiro Shimazu, who was torn in the battle of Sekigahara, was temporarily covered by this temple. History / Origin: This temple was built in 581 by Prince Shotoku, praying to Miwa Myojin and carving eleven faces of Kannon after the suicide. It began with the name Daisanrinji. In the Kamakura era, the temple was greeted by a monk, Keijo Enjoto (Miwa Shonin), and was renamed Heyoji Temple. It was temporarily destroyed by the abolition order of the Meiji era, but was rebuilt in March 1977.

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Tenyaku-ji Temple Along with Daiganji and Okuradera, one of the Shingon sect temples in Ouda.

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Oobuten Shrine Highlight / Characteristics: The zelkova, the oldest in the prefecture, is planted on the west side of the precinct. According to the ancient documents handed down to the shrine, there is a god tree of Tsuki in the era of the 23rd Emperor Kenzou. History / Origin: Jingu-ji was built on the precincts of the shrine as an attachment to the shrine, and a shrine monk was set up.

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Yoki tenma Shrine Highlight / Characteristics: Has a close relationship with Hase-dera Temple, and is linked to Hatsusegawa. History / Origin: The god is Michizane Sugawara. From the statue of Michizane Sugawara, discovered in 1958, and the 1259 inscription mirror found from its head, at least the shrine's enshrining period is thought to be in the early Kamakura period. The current shrine was rebuilt in 1818.

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Hashihaka Tombs Highlight / Characteristics: One of the oldest in the front tumuli. It is also thought that this is the tomb of Queen Himiko of Jimatai. History / Origin: Built in the late twentieth century, 272m long, designated by the Imperial Household Agency as a tomb of Yamato-tohimosohime-no-mikoto, a Japanese ruin, and a front tumulus. In the Nihon Shoki, there remains a mysterious article that people made it during the day and God made it at night.

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Hibara Shrine Highlights / Characteristics: The Hinohara Plateau, which extends to the west, is a great place overlooking Yamato. In the spring and autumn equinox, the sunset over Mt. Futakami, which is in front of the shrine, is fantastic. History / Origin: It is said that Emperor Sojin entrusted the Holy Spirit of Amaterasu Ogami, who was enshrined at the Imperial Palace, to Toyosukiirihime-no-mikoto. It is a lore of former Ise.

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Genpi-an Highlights / Features: Appears in the song "Miwa", reportedly composed by Zeami. In that scenario, the Gen guest met a woman who was the incarnation of Miwa Myojin here and was told about the fact that Miwa was a god. Fudo Myo is an important cultural property. History / Origin: An hermitage that tells us that a thousand years ago, in the early Heian period, the Genpi priest, a high-priest monk and a well-known physician, had retired. Originally located in Hinoharaya, Miwayama, it was relocated to the present location due to the separation of Shinto and Buddha in Meiji.

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Sai Shrine Highlights / Characteristics: At the back left of the shrine, there is a well and a narrow well from which the shrine originates. The water that springs out of this area has long been called "medicine water" and it is said that drinking this medicine will cure various diseases. History / Origin: Sai Shrine is a shrine of Omiwa Shrine on the banks of the Sai River, celebrating the soul of the headquarters, and an old shrine listed in the Enki-style shrine.

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Kaiba Shrine It is enshrined next to the main hall of Kaicho-ji Temple. It seems to have been founded as a guardian shrine of Kaichoji. Previously, it was called the 15th Shrine Daimyojin. It was built before the Kamakura era, and it has a long history. The main building has a 1688 thing.

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Hibariyama Seirenji Temple Hibariyama is a beautiful green quiet mountain upstream of the Ugashi River. On the middle is Seirenji Temple. A sad legend is left behind when this temple is quietly lined with a bell tower, a cypressed Amidado, and a Kayaki Kaisando. In the Nara era, Nakamaki Princess was swept away by the name of his father, Fujiwara Toyonari, to Mt. The princess was set up in Ichian and sent a day full of enthusiasm to Buddha, with the help of the wife of Kato Matsui who knew the truth of what was originally to be executed. A few years later, he reunited with his father who went hunting in Utano and was taken back to the capital city of Nara. However, the princess who felt the impermanence of the world became a nun after gaining strength at Tomaji Temple, and returned to Hibariyama again at the age of 19 to build the Ichino-do. It is said that he prayed to the Buddha there throughout his life. Even now, on April 14, the anniversary of the princess's death, the memorial service is strictly enforced, and followers of the princess come from various places. Utano Utano

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Omiwa Shrine Highlights / Characteristics: The god of Daimiwa is known as the god of nation-building, as well as the guardian god of human life, such as medical care, sake brewing, and eradicating, as the best shrine in Yamato, Miwa Myojin. Through the Mitsu Torii, which is located at the back of the shrine, there is no main shrine. History / Origin: The god of the god of the great god of great gods (the great lord of the gods) stays at Miwayama, the oldest shrine in Japan with the whole mountain as the god.

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Yatagarasu Shrine Enshrined in 705, the god of deities is Taketsunu-no-mikoto. A long time ago, according to the early throne of Emperor Jinmu, it was written that Yatagarasu guided the emperor who had lost his way in Kumano to Uda. Uda has a long history of "Yatagarasu tradition", which seems to have later become the religion of this shrine. It is reported that his courageous appearance in the wilderness came to be called Yatakarasu because the crow seemed to fly.

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Mt. Nukai (Yamato Fuji) The altitude is 816m. Also called Yamato Fuji, a mountain that symbolizes Haibara that looks like a kanji “mountain” from the south. At the top is a shrine dedicated to the dragon, where rainy ceremonies are held during droughts. The north-south view from the summit is wonderful. (* The photo is Mt. Nukai viewed from Shimoi)

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Takai's Senbonsugi (cedar tree) Senbon cedar is Yoshino cedar, which is said to be a giant cedar. The root of the tree is 16 trees and it is like a plant. In addition, there is an old well at the head of Senbonsugi, and it is estimated that the cedar is Japan's oldest well cedar that uses the action of naturally collecting water. When Kukai climbed Muro, he ate a bento at this location, and when he put the chopsticks on the ground, he grew up. I have.

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Fukatani-Ryuchin valley The Fukatani River that pours into the Murou Dam forms a deep valley, fresh green in spring, cool in summer, autumn leaves in autumn, and enjoys snow scenery and the four seasons in winter. Long ago, a shrine is enshrined in the famous waterfall of Longjin, a water-rich valley river where a dragon has been transferred in search of water. A beautiful valley of water selected as "Yamato Water 31 places".

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Murou dam shore A multipurpose dam completed in 1974. The height is 64 meters. The suspension bridge seen from the front is Akahito Bridge. The surrounding area is very beautiful, with fresh greenery in spring, azaleas and fiery autumn leaves.

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Tomb of the Akahito Yamanobe A 2.1-meter-high Gorinto tower in a cypress forest along the Tokai Nature Trail, on the eastern flank of Yamato Fuji, is said to be the grave of Akahito Yamanobe. Akahito have many mysteries because of the unknown year of death, but local people report it as a red person's grave.

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Kaichoji Temple Kaichoji, a quiet mountain temple in the foothills of Mt.Kaiba Kaiba Shrine is adjacent to the precincts. There are plenty of highlights such as bronze bell, a national important cultural property, ginkgo, a natural monument designated by Nara prefecture, and magnolia tree. Get off at Sanbe Sanbe or Tenmadaihigashi 3-chome bus stop. 2km walk, about 30 minutes.

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Ishiji Temple Highlights / Characteristics: Although it is a small Kaisho-ji temple, there is a small storage room behind the main hall, and the stone Buddha, which is said to be the oldest in Japan, is enshrined in it. History / Origin: Not resident. The storage was built in 1977.

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Yamada Temple Ruins Highlight / Characteristics: The Buddha head currently housed in Kofukuji Treasure Museum in Nara is the Joroku Yakushi Buddha at this temple. In the excavation survey accompanying the construction of the historic site, the east corridor was found to have been collapsed, and this rendezvous window is displayed at the Asuka Museum, about 300 meters west of the site of Yamadaji Temple. History / Origin: It is reported that it was built in 643 by the right minister at the time of Daehwa reform. The cathedral is located in Shitennoji style and is maintained as a special historic site in the country.

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Daiganji Temple The statue of the eleven-faced Kannon Bodhisattva is said to have been created by a virtuous priest of Tokudo, and its foundation is said to have been in the ancient times. On the precincts are the Konshamondo built by Oda Nobutake, the lord of the Oda Matsuyama feud, and one of the few Buddhist footstones in the prefecture. Also, herbs can be eaten for lunch only. (Reservation required)

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Yokiyama Dantairin Highlights / Characteristics: There are approximately 950 species, including those around the designated area, and it is a representative forest in the northern temperate zone of Japan. It is also a treasure trove of wild birds. History / Origin: The mountain that is worshiped diagonally left from the stage of Hase-dera on the south side is Mt. Takikura has been said to be the main deity and Yukiyama has been said to be the current deity. Yokiyama is a territory of Hase-dera, and logging is forbidden. The state of the primeval forest remains, and it is designated as a natural monument.

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Earth stage Highlights / Characteristics: The “Earth Stage” commemorative monument is a sculpture engraved by the critic from Yojuro Yasuda, a critic from Sakurai City. History / Origin: "Nihonshoki" In 612, a Baekje people studied "Kure no Utamai" in Kure, which Prince Shotoku looked at. It is said that boys were gathered and learned on the ground. The earthen stage is said to be where the first National Theater Institute was built.

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Otowasan Kannonji Temple Highlight / Characteristics: Flexible Buddhist sect. Shinsaigoku 17th place. The main statue is a wooden statue of the Senden Sennon 11-side Kannon Bosatsu. Since ancient times, there has been a psychic for eye diseases. At the eastern end of the precinct is a ginkgo tree, a designated cultural property of the prefecture. History / Origin: When Seikei built Myoraku-ji Temple, he conveyed several theories of construction, such as building the temple as a demon gate. It flourished for a time, but declined in the Middle Ages and was revived in the Edo period.

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Tomi Shrine Highlights / Features: It is divided into Kamitsuosha and Shimotsuosha. At the entrance of the shrine, a monument to Haruo Sato and a monument to Daigaku Horiuchi are built as a friendship monument, and many people ask for the monuments of both great poets. History / Origin: The date of the foundation is not clear, but the west foot of Mt.Torimi. It is Enki ceremony inside company.

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Akino / Hitomaro Park It turned out that there was a central facility of the ancient hunting ground "Akino", and it is now preserved as an archeological park. Inside the park are two stilt pillar buildings, a pit-type dwelling, and a statue of Kakimoto Maro, based on the mural "Akino no Morning" by artist Masami Nakayama.

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Lily of the valley Mukoji, Suzuran colony In the southern limit of the native lily of the valley, it blooms under the undergrowth of oak and oak trees. The flowering period is from late May to early June with a subtle sweet fragrance.

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Music Forest Fureaikan As a base for "Music Forest Activities," a new cultural project that starts this fall, "Music Forest Fureaikan" will be headed by Atsuko Arai, a singer and music therapist. We will revitalize local communities and people by promoting inter-regional and generational contacts and exchanges between towns and villages through music activities, etc., and promote health promotion and social participation of elderly people, etc. The purpose is to nurture the heart of children's hometown. Every Thursday we have a late afternoon concert starting at 2pm. Holiday: Monday and Tuesday

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Yamanobe no Michi(Road) Yamato is said to be the country's Mahoroba, and since ancient times, people have come and gone from Miwasan on footpaths of the mountains, forming "Yamanobe no Michi(Road)". There are many monuments of manyyo poets, and you can visit famous shrines and temples and tombs while watching the beauty of the countryside.

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Ebisu Shrine Highlight / Characteristics: The first Ebisu, which is said to convey the tradition of Japan's oldest market, Sea Ishiguro, will be held from February 5 to 7. On this day, the price of Miwa Somen for this year is decided. History / Origin: Formerly designated village company. In the main shrine, there remains a ridge tag labeled 1578.

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Tsunakoshi Shrine History / Origin: It is also known as the Natsukoshi Shrine. It is widely known as an old shrine where the Great Exorcism of the Old June Eve, "Natsukoshi Exercise", is carried out solemnly. It is said that he changed his accent.

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Sakurai City Center for Archaeological Operations Highlights / Characteristics: Also features haniwa and maikou archeological sites. History / Origin: Built in 1988. The results of excavation and research on buried cultural properties in Sakurai City can be understood at a glance, and the entire archeological excavation of archeological sites, including pottery and stone tools, is displayed every period from the primitive age to the ancient and medieval times. is there.

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Susanoo Shrine Highlights / Characteristics: At the "Ring Festival" held on February 11, the male and female ropes are united in front of this shrine. History / Origin: The god of the god is Susanomi.

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Kadofusa Shrine The shrine, famous for its lion dance, is surrounded by the pure air of nature. Company. The god of the festival is Kasuga Myojin, a god of Soni Yatsugaoka. A ginkgo towering 25m in height stands beside the brightly colored torii gate. It is designated as a prefecture-designated natural monument.

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Morino Old Yakuen Opened in 1729 by Saino Morino, it still retains the features of the time, and 250 kinds of herbs are cultivated in the garden. It was designated as a National Historic Site in 1923 as a valuable material in the history of Nippon Yakuen.

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Stone Buddha at Mt.Kuraso It is called Mt. Kuruso or Mt. Cruson, and is 1,038m in height, the highest peak of Soni Village. At the foot of the large cliff is a 15-meter-high stone Buddha, which is said to have been carved by Otsuru Kazutaka. Many people came here to pray for the complete cure of the sickness below the waist, and many people practiced here during the war, when there was a storehouse. Winter hoarfrost is beautiful and can be as long as one meter.

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Koyasu Jizo The Jizo Stone Buddha at Nagano Shomyoji Temple in Soni Village. Locally known as Koyasu-san, it is a Jizo carved in a large rock, standing at a height of 127㎝, standing in a stunning line carved lotus. It is an ancient style that the enamel Jizo is thin-walled while being hollowed down in a boat shape, and the tin cane is short. The left hand is straight to the left and twists the rosary. The expression of the clothing length is firm and there is no inscription, but it is estimated that it will be a work after the Muromachi period. It is said that Jizo is a new spiritual reminder for safe birth, and it has been revered as an omnipotent and omnipotent Jizo, as the child's crying at night was cured by a one-week prayer.

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Kasuga Shrine Tsuchiyahara Settled in Tsuchiyahara Nishiya. The god of worship worships Tianjin's roof life. There is a copper statue dated 1491. The main shrine is a Shinmeizo of Motoki, and Mizukoshi Shrine, Yawata Shrine, Atago Shrine, etc. are enshrined as a shrine. The giant ginkgo tree on the grounds is designated as a protected tree in Nara Prefecture.

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Takitani Hana Shobuen Takaya Hanashobuen, located in a quiet mountain village, has a 10,000-tsubo garden with natural ponds and ponds and four flowers, 600 species and one million irises are planted. During the lunar flower season, graceful purple, white, and pink bloom and compete. In addition, the season, shibazakura, etc. color the garden gorgeously and neatly in the seasons like the flower calendar. Extra bus 6 minutes from Kintetsu Sanhonmatsu Station, or 25 minutes on foot from the station. In the case of a car, it is approximately 11km from the Meihan National Highway Hari IC via National Route 369, Prefectural Route 28, National Route 165, or from the Meihan National Highway Kokura IC via Yamanami Road, National Route 165.

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Sankikan The Sankikan is a renovation of a branch school of the village Gojonishi Elementary School, which has been reborn as an accommodation facility after completing its role as a school building. The warmth of a wooden school building, such as a large shoe box, a long corridor, or a classroom where the sun leaks, gently greets you. Local cuisine made with freshly picked seasonal vegetables has a reputation for being delicious. Ideal for club and club activities.

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Youth Travel Village Why is it so pleasant to play surrounded by nature? Occasionally, let's play without worrying about time until the sun goes down and you're tired. This youth travel village is a proud outdoor spot where you can play with nature and to your heart's content. Camping, bungalows, bobsled, field athletic and how to enjoy!

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Fudo Falls Located on the hillside of Mt. Miune, along the mountain trail, Fudo Myo Oo is enshrined in the waterfall. The sound of a waterfall rushing down mossy rocks echoes in a quiet forest.

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Mt. Miune From the summit of 1,235m, you can look down at the scenery of the mountains like a sumi-e underneath. In addition to the white azaleas in early summer and the autumn leaves in autumn, Mt. There is a large beech tree with an estimated age of 300 years near the mountain hut during mountain climbing.

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Soni Kogen Onsen Okame no Yu There are two types, "stone bathroom" and "wooden bathroom". From the open-air bath of the wooden bathroom, you can overlook Mt. Is a panoramic open-air bath overlooking the Soni Kogen. The hot spring seal rally was ranked first in the Kansai area. (2012) TEL: 0745-98-2615

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Hongo reservoir Improve the surrounding area and provide a place of relaxation and a place of relaxation for visitors to the area. On the bank is Hongo Onsen Tsubakijuso Uda-ryo.

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Kurahashi Reservoir Fureai Park Highlights / Characteristics: The park has a Ukimido with a view of the reservoir, a facility where you can play with water, and a lawn open space. History / Origin: Opened in 2005.

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Hatsuse Dam In less than 5 minutes by car from the entrance to Hase-dera, you will reach Hatsame Dam. Dam Lake is called Mahoroba Lake and is a place of relaxation.

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Mt.Goharetsu Observatory If you climb a steep hill from the Tanzan Shrine right to the top of the mountain, you will find the shrine of Mt.Goharetsu The view from here is wonderful and you can overlook the Yamato Basin. Basin.

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Kasuga Shrine Near the children's house in Yamakasu, and there are large trees of cedar and ginkgo at the company site. I worship the four gods. In 1873, we enshrine Sada Shrine and before and after Atago Shrine. Every year in early October, children's mikoshi parade around and a grand autumn festival is held.

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Koyasu Jizo (Ansanji Temple) The Jizo Bodhisattva statue here is said to benefit from its gentle face or as Koyasu Jizo. It was 177.7cm tall, and was designated as an Important Cultural Property, in the early years of the Heian era. It is kept in a storage room built by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, so please contact them and open the hall. In addition, there will be a special open book law meeting held on the first Jizokai on January 24 and on the fourth anniversary of Sunday in August. However, you need to contact Jizo Bodhisattva in advance to visit. Contact: Koyasu Jizo Conservation Committee Mr. Toide (TEL. 0745-92-2786) A 6-minute walk from Kintetsu Sanbonmatsu Station. There are several car parking spaces on the premises.

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Saikoji Temple An old temple that stands quietly on the side of a village where you can see Muro-ji. This is a popular spot for many photographers as a hidden spot for weeping cherry trees. The name is "Jonoyama Sakura" and it is said to be 300 years old. The temple scenery, which is integrated with the surrounding scenery, is simple but wonderful, and has become a local pride. In the case of a car, take the Meihan National Highway Hari IC via National Route 369, Prefectural Route 28, National Highway 165 or the Meihan National Highway Kokura IC via Yamanami Road and National Route 165. 11km.

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Ryuuketsu Shrine Older than Muro-ji Temple, it is dedicated to the rain god and is known as the god of rain. The god of the gods is said to be a dragon, and there is a cave called a dragon hole in the sanctuary. It is said that the dragon here protects Muro-ji Temple, and there is a "walking" from Muro-ji Temple to the shrine at the autumn festival. You can rent a purse at the shrine to visit the dragon hole. In the precincts, there is a new ritual "renri no cedar" (married couple cedar) at home harmony, Ieyasu Takamasa. A 5-minute walk from Murou-ji Temple.

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Onodera Temple Since ancient times, it has been called the west gate of Muro-ji. On the opposite shore is the famous Onodera Cliff Buddha. Built during the Kamakura period by the imperial plea of Emperor Gotoba, it has a total height of about 14m. In the spring, the weeping cherry blossoms, which are said to be 300 years old, are in bloom. The main statue of Jizo Bodhisattva, the national treasure of the main hall, is called "Substitute Jizo", and there is a legend that the innocent daughter was saved from burning. By train, a 5-minute walk from Kintetsu Muroguchi Ono Station. In the case of a car, it is approximately 8km from the Meihan National Highway, via Route 369, Route 28, Route 165.

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Murou-ji Temple Women have been admitted to Koyasan, a place where women are banned. It is said that the actors were founded, the Kobo Daishi was revived, and the priest Kenkyo of Kofukuji was founded. Buddha statues and temple treasures, such as the national treasure Shaka Nyorai statue, are all top-class cultural assets. The five-storied pagoda said to have been built overnight by Kobo Daishi is the world's smallest outdoor pagoda. It is also famous as a flower temple represented by rhododendron. See the face of a calm Buddha statue or enjoy the beautiful flowers of the four seasons. By train, take a 15-minute bus ride from Kintetsu Muro-Ichi-Ono Station to Muro-ji Temple or Bloody Bridge, and a 5-minute walk from Muro-ji Temple. In the case of a car, it is about 15km, about 25 minutes from Yamasaka Kokura IC by Yamanami Road.

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Sumisaka Shrine According to Kojiki and Nihonshoki, the emperor Sojin worshiped "Sumizakajin" and "Osakajin" in order to relieve the plague of Yamato. The main shrine was relocated to the main shrine of Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara. At the Autumn Festival, a procession is being held from the former company land, Tennomori.

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Daihyōzujinja Shrine Highlights / Features: There is a shrine entrance on a gentle slope about 300m east of the mountain road. Autumn leaves are beautiful along the approach. History / Origin: According to the company's headquarters, during the reign of Emperor Sojin, Waimei was enshrined as a guardian deity of the Emperor's Gozen.

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Hase-dera Highlight / Characteristics: Impressive corridor leading from Niomon to the main hall. You can enjoy cherry blossoms, peonies, hydrangea, autumn leaves, kamo-peony, and other seasonal flowers while climbing the 399 steps. From the stage of the main hall, you can overlook the Monzen-cho and the primeval forest of Mt. History / Origin: The mountain calls the mountain name “Toyoyama”. It has been burned and rebuilt nine times since its foundation. The current main hall was rebuilt in 1650 and was designated a national treasure in October 2004. As the headquarters of the Shingon Buddhism Toyozan sect, and as the eighth bill in the 33rd Kannon Sacred Ground in Nishikuni, there are about 300 million Suedera Temples and 3 million Danish people throughout the country. Collects the religion of the people.

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Matsuyama West Gate It was built around the time Koji Fukushima Kazukibe lived in Udamatsuyama Castle, and was designated as a national historic site in 1988 as the only building to remember the past.

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Manpoji Temple The Shinshu Honganji school was founded in 1377. It is said that the main temple was built at the temple of Horyu-ji Temple by the spirit of Prince Shotoku. The principal priest is Amida Nyorai, and there is also a statue of Prince Shotoku in the hall. The main hall was designated as a cultural property of the prefecture on March 5, 1993.

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Aki Shrine According to the company's biography, Aki Shrine in Uta, where Emperor Tarinin's Imperial Princess Waimei enshrined Amaterasu Okami, is the origin of our company. On the grounds covered by Sugi Kodate, there is a main shrine made of Shinmei and a very rare Noh stage, and the Aki no Firefly is held every year.

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Kasayama Sanpo Kojin Shrine Highlights / Characteristics: On January 28, April 28, and September 28, festivals are held with mikoshi. History / Origin: One of Japan's three great gods. It has been known since ancient times as "Kasa no Kojin-san," and has a religion as a god of Kamado. It is located on Yamato Aogakiyama Quasi-National Park Plateau at an altitude of 480m.

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Shorinji Temple Highlights / Features: The view from the mountain gate is good, and Miwasan can be seen beautifully. In recent years, it is also known as a temple for praying for safe delivery. The National Treasure Eleven-side Kannon statue is famous as Tenpyo sculpture and is one of the most famous works in the history of Japanese sculpture. History / Origin: Founded in 712 by Kadari Fujiwara's eldest son. The Buddhism temple of the Fujiwara family, Myorakuji (now Tanzan Shrine).

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Tanzan Shrine Highlights / Features: A place where you can enjoy all four seasons, along with the splendid shrines such as the main shrine and shrine, and the only wooden 13-story pagoda in Japan. It is also famous for the ancient Yukashiikemari Festival, which is held in spring and autumn along with cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. History / Origin: In May 645, the Prince of Chuo University (later Emperor Tenchi) and Kazushi Nakami (later Fujiwara Kamatari) climbed on Tatakemine to become a member of "Daika Reform". After the rigging, the mountain was later called Tanzan, Danshogamori, and the shrine was named. Fujiwara Kamatari is the festival god.

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Abe Monju-in Highlights / Characteristics: Shaka-do on the right of the main hall, and Daishi-do, Honbo, and warehouses on the left. As one of Japan's three monjujuu, "Chie no Monjusan" is popular, and many people come to pray for the fulfillment of their studies. There are also Kinkaku Ukimido, Nishi Kofun, a special historical site, and Engai Kofun. There are many cherry blossoms in spring and cosmos in autumn. History / Origin: It is said to be the successor of Abe-ji Temple, which was founded in 645 by Abekurahashi Maro. It is also known as Abe's temple as a place for Abe Nakamaro and a place related to the Heian era Onmyoji Haruaki Abe.

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Kairoi no hill Manyo Park Improvement of planting of many-leaf plants and arbor, etc. In addition, a song monument written by Maru Kakimoto, "If you look at the Himagashino field and see if you can see it, you can see it." There is.

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Historical townscape In the Edo era, the Ouda area was a town just after Nara and Yamatokoriyama. It flourished as a center for collecting drugs and paper, and was also a center of politics, economy and culture. Even now, there are still townscapes such as lattice doors and white-walled private houses that preserved the remnants of those days.

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Uta Mikumari Shrine "Water" is read as "Mikumari" and means "water distribution" which means regulation and distribution of running water. Today, shrines with the two letters "moisture" are still present in various parts of the Yamato region, but especially the water religion of the Uda water system is closely related to agriculture. Among them, the Uta and Shoya shrines along the Yoshino River in Utano are playing a central role and attracting the esteem of irrigation and agricultural stakeholders nationwide. The Uta-Jui Shrine in the Furuichi Market is an old shrine, also known as the Imperial Shrine of the Emperor Sojin. "Is written. The main shrine, built on the grounds surrounded by giant cedar trees, which was said to have been planted by Genori Yoritomo when he was a child, dates back to the Kamakura period, and retains the old form of water-linked construction consisting of the central and left and right three shrines. The shrine with bright red throughout is now designated as a national treasure. The main shrine of Kasuga Shrine and the main shrine of Munakata Shrine are also designated as important cultural properties of the country.

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Mitsue Shrine Near the children's house in Yamakasu, and there are large trees of cedar and ginkgo at the precincts. It became known as the MitsueShrine after Meiji 30.

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Miyaoku Dam The Miyaku Dam was completed after a foundation ceremony was held in 1995 for the purpose of ensuring a stable supply of agricultural water and securing domestic water. In autumn, the leaves of the surrounding mountains color the lake.

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Ouda hot spring Akinoyu "Oshinomori" multi-generation interchange plaza, "Ouda Hot Spring Akino Yu" is a very hot and alkaline hot spring with a soft and slick "Beautiful Ideyu". Source name: Ouda hot spring Akinoyu Spring temperature: 34.1 degrees Spring volume: 230 cubic meters / day Spring quality: Alkaline simple hot spring

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Firefly park A park that grows fruitful and sap trees on a 5,000 m² site, and where you can get close to nature while interacting with many small animals, insects and plants in streams and ponds. Udano Shimoyoshi, Uda City

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Torimiyama Park Located on the hillside of Mt. Tomi (735m), it is a plateau-shaped natural park centered on Magatamaike. In the park there are memorials and singing monuments of the Emperor Jinmu's Sacred Site. In the spring, it is known as a famous place for thousands of azaleas, and in the fall, the autumn leaves are especially remarkable. From the observatory, you can overlook the Yamato Basin and the mountains of Uda-gun, and the view from the quiet traditional land is superb, and the night view is very romantic.

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Uda City Heisei Haibara Children's Park "Uda City Heisei Haibara Children's Morning Park" was created for children in the 21st century as a place to talk about forests and lakes. It is designed so that children can play safely and happily in nature, and can do various activities. Youth baseball field, soccer field, day campground, large playground equipment, etc. Please enjoy a fulfilling day, such as playing and learning in each area. Location: Himawari, Hibara, Uda City 2107- 4

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Health Center Miharuen This is a calm hot spring area surrounded by abundant nature and mountain forests with a scenic hill overlooking Mt. Nukai (Yamato Fuji) and Mt. Kaigahira in the north. The hot spring is the first spa in the prefecture (sodium bicarbonate spring). It is good for all kinds of illnesses, and foods are carefully selected for making natural ingredients. Every day, we are aware of the health of our customers and try to provide attentive service. We are accustomed to many people such as accommodation, banquets and receptions. ☆ Guest rooms… 43 rooms (air-conditioning and heating) From Osaka / Namba, take the Kintetsu Limited Express for 55 minutes. From Kyoto, take the Kintetsu Limited Express for 65 minutes. Get off at Haibara Station and use the shuttle bus from Haibara Station.

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Wonder Tree Forest Park This park, adjacent to Murou Dam, has seasonal flowers and delights visitors. From wooden playground equipment such as forest corridors and forest bases, to forest adventure sliders boasting the longest in the prefecture, aerial circuit athletics in forests that have a strong physical strength to conquer, observation decks at the top of the mountain, and various health playground equipment There are playground equipment. Especially in April, the whole park is filled with turf cherry carpets, and the surroundings of playground equipment are filled with flowers, creating a wonderful dazzling sight. Free entry, parking and toilets are available, so why not go on a nice day? But please take garbage properly. Approximately a 15 minute walk from Muroguchi Ono Station. About 500m from Onodera by car.

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Saijōbō no taki (Waterfall) The Jejubo Waterfall is said to have been trained by practitioners in the past to look for the spirit of the King of Fudo Ming, a water-smoke lover. Selected as "Yamato Water".

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Mt.Yoroi, Mt.Kabuto Mt.Yoroi, which stands on the west side of Shorenji Temple, is 894m above sea level. Mt. Yoroi was named for its powerful mountain, as if it were a warrior wearing armor. In particular, the rock wall with three steps of columnar joints on the hillside, about 100m to 200m (a natural monument of the country), is the place of the armor trunk. The view of Mount Yoroi and Mount Kabuto is most magnificent from the vicinity of Sun Village Soni (Oku Koochi Auto Camp Site).

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Koochidani The rock walls and strangely shaped rocks created by the Murou volcanoes are located on both sides of Shorenji River. In autumn, the autumn leaves fill the rock surface, creating a unique valley beauty.

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Folding screen rock The quay of columnar joints of about 200m in height is about 1.5km, and it is a magnificent view as if a huge folding screen stands. (Altitude 868m)

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Soni Kogen Omeike Pond Located in the center of the Soni Kogen, a pond that still has many legends. You can see rare plants unique to the bog. "Heisei's Top 100 Best Waters (the source of the Soni Kogen Spring Springs)"

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Sun Village Soni Family and family come to exciting camp! ! Check-in @ 3pm-5pm Check-out @ 10am

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Soni Kogen Farm Garden A spot where you can stop for a short break on your way back to the Soni Kogen. Soni's souvenirs gather here!

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Maruyama Park Maruyama Park, known as a hidden flower spot, is a perfect place for a walk or a rest. Sit in the shade of a tree and read a book, sketch, or spend a luxurious time.

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Murou Sanjo Park This artistic park is designed by Israeli sculptor Dani Karavan and harmonizes nature and art in a space about 8 ha above the mountain facing Muro-ji Temple. Please enjoy the art space which is a modern ideal hometown aiming for the second Murou-ji Temple.

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Buckwheat flower Kasa area White buckwheat blooms around early September in Yamato Kogen, a mountain area about 5 km north of Hatsuse. It is said to be suitable for buckwheat cultivation in a cool climate similar to Shinshu, and the taste is excellent.

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Uta Mikumari Shrine Hajime-cho, located in the foot of Mt. It is difficult to tell the date of the generation of this Mikumari Shrine, but it is a venerable shrine, such as one of the 17 shrines in Uda County in the Enki-style shrine book. According to the books preserved in the shrine, this Mikumari Shrine is a farming area with a prayer for rain and rain, a god of rich harvest, and along the Yoshino River. Shrines and Sansho Sanza, worshiping the sacred spirits of each area, and living today as the heart of the people.

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Udamatsuyama Castle Ruins The ruins of Udamatsuyama Castle are located in the area of Koshiroyama, which rises to the east of the city center of Ouda (Matsuyama Town), and it is thought that it had its headquarters at least during the northern and southern mornings. It turns out that the Toyotomi administration intended the rule of Yamato by the three castle system of Yamato-gun Yamashiro, including Udamatsuyama Castle, and Takatori Castle, and the importance of Udamatsuyama Castle was re-recognized. About 6.7ha of the castle ruins were designated as a national historic site each month. Standing at the top of the castle ruins, you can overlook the Ouda area, the Haibara area and the Utano area with a panoramic view, reminiscent of the former glory.

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Sakurami Shrine This shrine is the tradition of Emperor Jinmu's east squad "Uta no Takashiro". On the precincts is Yatsufusa cedar, which is said to have been planted when the emperor was setting up for Yamato peace.

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Uga Shrine Kojiki, the older brother shown in the Nihonshoki, the land of lore of younger brother Ukashi. In the precincts, there is an odd-shaped stone-washing stone called “child-making stone”. It is said that the stone stands on the table and the stone on the top stands for the stone, and it is reported that if a couple rubs this stone, they will receive a child treasure.

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Sosha Mikumari Shrine This is a water shrine in Kamiyoshino, upstream of the Yoshino River as a guardian of water in the Uda region. It holds two important cultural properties: a wooden gold bronze lacquer porcelain mikoshi from the period of the North and South Korean Dynasty, and a black lacquer bottle containing sake to serve the god of the same period.

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Kasuga Shrine Momomata Three deities are gods I worship The religion and history are unknown. The main shrine was originally Kasuga-style but is now style-built. Jinguji Temple was called "Manyozan Jizoin Kasugaji Temple". As a precinct shrine, Hachiman Shrine is enshrined on the left and Atago Shrine on the right toward the main shrine.

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Sisha Shrine The gods are four gods I worship The religion is unknown, but it was fired in 1546 and became known in the late Muromachi period. It was originally a little northwest of its current location. Although 25 bills remain, including the one in 1570, it began in 1770 when it was built under the name of Shisha Daimyojin. The shrine was changed to Shinmeizo, and Inari Shrine and Yasaka Shrine were enshrined as precinct shrines. Located along the Ise main highway, a traveler visiting Ise visited here on the way to worship. There are archeological remains in the precincts where the tradition of Yamatohime-no-mikoto remains.

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Anno-ji Temple The sect is Soto sect and Motoyama is Eiheiji temple. It is said that Kayama was an ancient temple of Kobo Daishi during the Hirohito era, and it was said that it was a separate temple of Muro-ji Temple. It declined during the Muromachi period, but in 1478 the temple was rebuilt at another location and transferred to the Soto sect. After that, it was rebuilt again on site and it is today. The Edo period Sanmon, which also served as a bell tower, has been designated as a Nara Prefecture Cultural Property.

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Remains of Kaizenji Temple It is reported that Todaiji Temple's first Torahen Monk Masami built Kaizenji. It was attacked by Nobunaga Oda and became an abandoned temple, with only a small stone brewery. There are still towers with the name of the monk capital, and several tombs. It is burnt again to become the current Jizo-ji Temple, and Kannon-sama is enshrined here but placed in a separate temple as a scary Kannon-sama.

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Furusato Genki Mura I hope that the locals and the people who live there will be energized through exchange activities through nature experiences and cultural arts activities under the theme of "cultural arts", taking advantage of the local environment and characteristics. Has renewed a closed elementary school for the purpose of regional development.

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100 Selected Japanese Villages Fukano

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Cherry Blossoms Takikura Shrine Highlights / Characteristics: At the entrance of the shrine, there is a splendid weeping cherry tree called "Gongen Sakura" that is over 400 years old. History / Origin: Takikura Shrine, enshrined on a 430m-high mountain, is called the inner temple of Hase-dera Temple. The profit is reportedly halved.

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Cherry Blossoms Anrakuji Temple Edgigan cherry blossom. It is the largest cherry blossom tree in the city, 3.7m high and about 20m high. Estimated 300 years old. City designated natural monument.

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Cherry Blossoms Manganji Temple At the meeting place in Imai, there is a huge weeping cherry tree called Hachikozakura. Sakurai-shi designated cultural property. Weeping cherry blossoms planted at the time of the eight festivals to celebrate Kazari Fujiwara. The contrast with bamboo bushes is beautiful.

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Matabei Sakura Hongo Takizakura The legend that Goto Matabei, who played an active role as a Sengoku warlord, fell to this area and became a monk, leaving his lifetime, remains, and this weeping cherry tree is located on the ruins of the Goto Family residence. Then it was called "Matabe Sakura" and became popular. According to one theory, it is said to be 300 years old, a stunning cherry tree with a trunk circumference of about 3 m and a height of 13 m, which is crowded with tens of thousands of cherry blossoms every year during the blooming season when large branches are expanded and full of pink flowers bloom You.

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Onodera Temple Since ancient times, it has been called the west gate of Muro-ji. On the opposite shore is the famous Onodera Cliff Buddha. Built during the Kamakura period by the imperial plea of Emperor Gotoba, it has a total height of about 14m. In the spring, the weeping cherry blossoms, which are said to be 300 years old, are in bloom. The main statue of Jizo Bodhisattva, the national treasure of the main hall, is called "Migawari(Substitute) Jizo", and there is a legend that the innocent daughter was saved from burning. By train, a 5-minute walk from Kintetsu Muroguchi Ono Station. In the case of a car, it is about 8km from the Meihan National Highway, via Route 369, Route 28, Route 165.

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Butsuryū-ji This is a splendid temple of Shichido Garan, which was founded in 850 by Kukai's high brother, Kenne, and has a relationship between Kyokuji and Sueji as the south gate of Muro-ji, the front gate. It played an important role as a mountain shukubo or priest's retired temple. The birthplace of Yamato tea, Kukai brought its seeds back home when he returned home, and it was said that the crops cultivated in the temple by Kenkei had spread throughout the country, and the chausu remains. In addition, old cherry blossoms, a natural monument designated by the prefecture, are 900 years old, have a circumference of 7.5 m and a height of 16 m, and are said to be the best in Japan. In autumn, cluster amaryllis is also beautiful. Location: Akabane, Haibara-cho Get off at Takai bus stop, 2km east, about 30 minutes on foot.