Enmanji Kannon Observatory

Ishidori Valley Agricultural Tradition Museum

Under the theme of ``Learning now, the thoughts and wisdom of our ancestors,'' we introduce Ishidoriya Town's farming, events, and other rural culture. The exhibit focuses on rice cultivation in the early Showa period, and you can touch the daily necessities of the time. It also introduces the relationship between Kenji Miyazawa, a poet, children's story writer, scientist, and agricultural leader, and Ishidoriya Town.

Nanbu Toji Tradition Museum

Reopened on July 15, 2020. This is a facility that preserves and passes on the traditional culture of sake brewing by Nanbu chief brewers. Inside, there are exhibits such as a sake brewing vat with a diameter of about 2 meters, various sake brewing tools, and miniatures of sake brewing-related events, making it a facility where you can enjoy understanding sake brewing. There is also a sake tasting corner (for a fee).

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.