Nanbu Shrine

Jokenji Temple

An old temple of the Soto sect, founded in 1490. The stream that flows behind the shrine grounds is called ``Kappabuchi,'' and there are stories that many kappa lived there and played pranks on people.

Roadside Station Miyamori Meganebashi Direct Sales Office

A direct sales shop located on the premises of the roadside station Miyamori along National Route 283. In addition to selling fresh locally harvested vegetables, there are also processed products made with wasabi grown in clean, cold water, such as wasabi lees pickles, wasabi miso, tassobe pickles, and wasabi soft drinks.

Seishinni Monument

The grave site of Seishinni, the 21st head of the Tono Nanbu family. She is a ``female lord,'' which was unusual in the feudal era. He moved to Tono with his adopted son Tadayoshi, the 22nd lord of the feudal lord, and restored peace in Tono, which had been in turmoil, and was admired by his vassals and residents.