Walking Along the Nankaido
Course 2The View of Imoseyama
- Course 1
- JR Koya-guchi Station
- Old Katsuragi-kan
- Jizo-ji temple
- Emperor Saga mikuruma-ishi
- Old Koya-guchi ordinary and higher primary school schoolhouse
- Kaki-no-sato Kudoyama, Michi-no-eki
- Niukanshobu Shrine
- Jison-in temple
- Nakatanigawa-suimon sluice
- Kinokawa-watashiba ferry
- Nagare-ido
- Nyusakado Shrine
- Niutsuhime Shrine
- Oyabu-kyozuka
- The ruins of Saya-dera temple
- Matsuyama-kajisui
- Koniwadanigawa-toi aqueduct bridge
- Jigose no kusunoki
- Jingan-ji temple
- Horaisan Shrine
- Hagiwara ruins
- Kinokawa-manbano-sato, Michi-no-eki
- Old Kinokawa bank
- Imoyama (another theory)
- Seyama-jo castle ruins
- Seyama and Imoyama
- Tatsuno-toi aqueduct bridge
- Funaokayama
- The tombstone of Hanaoka Seishu
- Shunrinken-juku ruins
- seishu-no-sato, Michi-no-eki
- Nate-hachiman Shrine
- Old nate-juku Honjin
- Komyo-ji no matsu
- Course 3
Jigose no kusunoki
A large camphor tree standing in the precincts of Myoraku-ji Temple. The circumference of the tree trunk is over 13 meters, and eight thick branches spread out from about 2 meters above the ground.
Subsidies for Culture and Arts Promotion from the Agency for Cultural Affairs of Japan 
© 2019 Kinokawa ryuiki bunka isan katsuyo chiiki kasseika kyogikai.