Enmanji Kannondo

Tase Fishing Park

Lake Tase is known as a treasure trove of freshwater fish, including carp and carp. The fishing park was developed as a facility where families can easily enjoy fishing by taking advantage of its abundant resources. In addition to being able to enjoy fishing to your heart's content at the fishing pond within the park, you can also take a boat ride at Jabu Jabu Pond, and enjoy a restaurant that uses local ingredients, making this a perfect facility for those who want to enjoy a day out with their families. [Business period] Late April to late October *In winter, you can enjoy smelt fishing experience.

Mt. Komadashi

Mt. Komatashira (940m above sea level) is said to be the motif of "Nametokoyama Bear". The mountain climbing courses are the Samuzawagawa Course, which climbs from the Ota Yamaguchi area via a forest road along Samazawa, and the Namazawa Onsen Course, which starts at the Namazawa Onsen Ski Resort. There are also three Dewazawa courses that start from the end of the Dewazawa Forest Road. Whichever course you take, you can enjoy a quiet mountain journey that takes you to the original scenery of the fairy tale ``Nametoko Mountain Bear'' written by Kenji Miyazawa. Additionally, there is an outdoor activity center for learning about nature and outdoor experiences on the shores of the Toyosawa Dam lake at the foot of the mountain, and hot spring inns such as Namida Onsen and Shinmina Onsen along the Toyosawa River.

Hu Siwang Mountain

Since Kenji Miyazawa wrote in his notebook that this mountain is ``the mountain where you should bury your sutras,'' the Kenji Memorial Hall and Ihatov Hall were built on the same site, which is one of the mountains with which Kenji has the deepest connection. Kenji wrote a poem about Hu Shiwang, and also mentioned Mt. Hu Shiwang in his unfinished literary poem ``The Hill.''