Walking Along the Nankaido
Course 6Visiting the Eight Views of Kada-ura
- Course 5
- Nankai Hachimanmae Station
- Kimoto hachiman-gu Miyahara
- Kimoto hachiman-gu
- Iyato hachiman-jinja Shrine
- Shiojizo-do ruins
- The estimated place as 'Kada Umaya'
- Old Kada Police Station
- Signpost
- Jogyoji no byakushin
- Mukai no bo (mukai-ke house)
- kogen-ji temple
- Signpost
- Kada-kasuga-jinja Shrine
- Syonen-ji temple
- Amida-ji temple
- Gyoja-do
- Awashima Shrine
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Kada
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Takurazaki
- Akura-no-hama
- Osaki (another theory)
- Tosa-domari
- Kannen-kutsu
- Tomogashima Gyojogosho no gaku
- Johon-kutsu
- Torajima horui ruins
- Akai
- Shinja-ike
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 4th
- Tsurugino-ike
- Imoga-shima・Katami-no-ura
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 3rd
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 5th
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 2nd
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Tomogashima 1st
- Tomogashima todai
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Miyama 1st
- Ruins of a coast-battery in Miyama 2nd
- Course 7
Syonen-ji temple
Syonen-ji temple is located south of the Kasuga Shrine. In the first year of the Meiji era, it is said that in accordance with the Shinto-Buddhism Separation Ordinance, the Noman-do’s main statues, Kokuso Bosatsu (made by Jo-cho), the Bishamonten (made by Enno-gyoja), and the Fudo Myo-o (made by Kobo Daishi) were moved to this temple.
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