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
Nyusakado Shrine
It is called the Shuden (sake hall) shrine because they used to brew sake with the water drawn from the Kinokawa river. In autumn, the grounds is covered yellow with the leaves of the large ginkgo.
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