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Kikawada Ryokan

Ashi Higashiyama Memorial Museum

A museum about Ashitozan, who wrote the ``Mukokuroku,'' which is said to be the origin of modern Japanese criminal law. You can trace Higashiyama's life and achievements according to themes in chronological order, such as the ``Age of Learning,'' ``The Sendai/Edo Government Service Period,'' ``The Era of Living in Residence,'' ``The Austere Period,'' and ``People Who Admired Higashiyama.'' In addition to exhibiting the original (replica) of his book ``Wugunroku'' and the Senate version, there are many other materials on display, including the collection of posthumous manuscripts ``Guyi Qi's Posthumous Manuscripts,'' ``Shanghai'', official documents, and diaries.

Motsuji Temple Yarimizu 1

Ono Campus

It is a core facility for creating and revitalizing the town's industry and lifestyle culture as a base for ``creating a village where each person has one talent.'' Experience learning, creating, playing, and eating at craft workshops (woodworking, sakiori, glass, pottery), lodging facilities, health baths, park golf courses, animal interaction centers, and direct-from-farm facilities (Yuki Center), where you can learn, create, play, and eat. This is an experiential tourism zone where you can experience how crafting enriches your life and your soul. There are plenty of restaurants, including Restaurant Green Hill, Woody House Restaurant, and Ono Food Hall. (*Photo shows Hitsumi set meal from Ono Food Hall)

Motsuji Temple Summer Grass Monument (English)

Okadaso

Hiraizumi Cultural History Museum

This is a museum located at the main entrance of Chusonji Temple that introduces the glory of Hiraizumi, the golden Buddhist capital, and Hiraizumi during the Date period. We display many valuable cultural assets, including models and illustrations of Motsuji Temple, Muryokoin Temple, and Nikai Daido Hall, which were restored based on the academic research that Professor Emeritus of the University of Tokyo, Fujishima Kaijiro, has made his life's work.

*Kitayamazaki bathed in the morning sun

Minshuku Toono