Course 1Across the Matsuchiyama

  1. JR Suda Station
  2. Akai-kan ruins
  3. Tobikoeishi
  4. Matsuchiyama
  5. Taisi-no ido
  6. Sumidagawara
  7. Suda Hachiman Shrine
  8. Rishogokokuji temple
  9. Kuragari-toge
  10. Tsumano-mori
  11. Old Hashimoto-honjin Ikenaga-ke house
  12. Kosada abandoned temple ruins
  13. Misasagiyama Kofun
  14. Ogaji temple
  15. Yamato-kaido Road signpost
  16. Ougadai-jinja
  17. Ichiwaki Oga Kofun-gun
  18. Ogano
  19. Zenzaka-jo castle ruins
  20. The site of the tower of Konono-ji abandoned temple
  21. Hikino-ike pond
  22. Sansai-tsubo archeological sites
  23. Ichiri matsu
  24. Nagoso abandoned temple ruins
  25. The view place of the Mt. Seyama and Mt. Imoyama
  26. Old Katsuragi-kan
  27. JR Koya-guchi Station
  28. Course 2
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Hashimoto City Area, Shrines and Temples

Rishogokokuji temple

A temple allegedly built by a monk called Gyoki ordered by Emperor Shomu. The main hall is an Important Cultural Property of Japan, and the main sitting statue of Dainichi Nyorai is an Important Cultural Property designated by the prefecture. There is a pine tree called Taiko-komatsunagi, which is related to Hideyoshi. Once every two years, a festival called the “Oh-chamori” is held where you can enjoy tea in a large bowl.

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