Shirahige Jinja
Known for the torii standing out in Lake Biwa, and called the Itsukushima of Omi. A deity of long life.
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Known for the torii standing out in Lake Biwa, and called the Itsukushima of Omi. A deity of long life.
A vermilion torii standing out in the lake. People come without fail to photograph it at sunrise.
Five hundred trees along 2.4 kilometres. The colour changes completely with the seasons.
Spring water piped into each kitchen and used in strict order - drinking, washing, then carp - the plan of the house set by water.
A castle site in Takashima, built by Nobuzumi Oda, with the stone walls of the inner enceinte remaining.
A multipurpose hall in Takashima, with 450 seats in a fan-shaped auditorium.
A museum in Takashima, in a building the architect Vories designed as a bank.
A colony of rabbitear iris at Hiraike in Takashima, flowering from late May into early June.
A farm-run grilled-meat restaurant and dairy shop in Takashima.
A white-sand swimming place in Takashima, which also serves as a campsite.
An agricultural park in Takashima with seasonal fruit picking, near the metasequoia avenue.
A Soto Zen temple in Takashima, with what is called the finest two-storey gate west of Lake Biwa.
A shrine in Takashima, said to date from the late Heian period when its deity was brought to this site.
A garden in Takashima, made to mark the friendship with Yuyao in Zhejiang province, China.
A study hall in Takashima where Toju Nakae, held to be the founder of Yomeigaku in Japan, gave his lectures.