Sightseeing Spots

Shinbori Castle Ruins

On a small mountain with an altitude of 184m. It is said to be a valuable mountain castle ruin because it was built in a stepped manner and has a dry moat. In the Middle Ages, it was the residence of the Niibori clan, a family of the Hidenuki clan.

Goshono Jomon Park 4

Daikoji Temple

Founded in 1381 by Umeyama Zenji. There is a clay Buddha Kannon that enshrines a 14cm clay statue of Sho Kannon (also known as Shutsugi Kannon).

Kurumi Ryokan

The owner personally goes to purchase the food every day and plans the menu for that day, so you can enjoy a different local flavor every day. Free Wi-Fi available throughout the building. Good access to tourist spots.

Dalgok Cave 4

Korinji Temple

A Jishu temple founded in 1280. It is said that it was founded by Michitsugu, the eldest son of Michishige Kono, the lord of Terabayashi Castle, who later became a devotee of Ippen Shonin, the founder of Jishu Buddhism, and with his cooperation established the Nenbutsu dojo. Many important documents are stored in the treasury. In the beautiful garden, a huge oak tree stands out.

Kunkei Ryokan

Dalgok Cave 3

Tono hometown village

This is a place where the city's ``Nanbu Magariya'' was relocated and preserved, recreating the nostalgic farming village of Tono. You can experience various rural areas such as ``mochi pounding'', ``soba making'', and ``rope making'' in a peaceful landscape. In addition, there is a ``Maburitto'' in the hometown village who protects the culture and traditions of Tono, and they also act as instructors for rural experiences and provide gentle support.