The index of the sightseeing spot in Hyogo,Shiga and Wakayama

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Akashi Park(Akashi ruins of castle): Akashi Park is a city park built centering on the Akashi ruins of a castle on the Akamatsuyama plateau in Akashi-shi, Hyogo Pref.

Aramaki rose Park: The Aramaki rose park has 1.7ha width, and 10,000 about 250-sort roses in the world bloom.

Mukogawa dry riverbed: It is the cosmos garden born to the Mukogawa dry riverbed in 2003.
About 5,500,000 cosmos is in all glory from the end of October to the end of November.

Enryaku-ji Temple: Enryakuji Temple is the head temple of the Japanese Tendai sect of Buddhism opened by priest Saicho in early stages of the Heian period (767 year -822 years).

Hikone-jo Castle: Hikone Castle was a castle in Hikone-city, Shiga, and in order to sweep away the Sawayama-jo castle by Ieyasu Tokugawa's life, it was built from 1604, having applied it for 20 years.

Ishiyama-dera Temple: Ishiyama-dera is the temple of the To-ji Shingon sect of Buddhism in Otsu-city, Shiga. It was founded by Emperor Shomu's behest in 749.

Mii-dera Temple: Mii-dera is the head temple of Tendai Jimonshu which calls a formal name "Onjo-ji Temple" and is located in Otsu-city, Shiga.

Wakayama-jo Castle: Enryakuji Temple is the head temple of the Japanese Tendai sect of Buddhism opened by priest Saicho in early stages of the Heian period (767 year -822 years).

Kimii-dera Temple: This temple was opened in 770 by the Chinese monk and holy priest, Iko.
Kimii-dera Temple is famous as a famous place of an early bloom cherry tree.

Koyasan Kongoubu-ji Temple: Koyasan is the 1 large holy place of Japanese Buddhism opened by the great Saint whom Japan produced, and Kobo Daishi at the beginning of the Heian period.