Wakamiya Shrine
A shrine in Koka honouring the ancestor of the Okawara, one of the 53 samurai houses of Koka.
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A shrine in Koka honouring the ancestor of the Okawara, one of the 53 samurai houses of Koka.
A park in Otsu, on hill country looking out to Lake Biwa and Mount Hiei.
A shrine in Konan, paired with Yoshihime Shrine, with an ancient pedigree.
A strawberry farm in Koka, growing under seven greenhouses, with picking by reservation.
A temple in Omihachiman founded in 829, keeping a Heian-period thousand-armed eleven-headed Kannon.
A Jodo Shinshu temple in Omihachiman where Tokugawa Ieyasu lodged, and where Korean envoys took their midday meal.
A restaurant at Imakatata in Otsu, standing where it looks out over Lake Biwa.
A shrine in Otsu of unknown foundation date, honouring Emperor Tenji among others.
A Tendai temple in Koka. Its Heian-period seated wooden Yakushi is an important cultural property.
A farm-run grilled-meat restaurant and dairy shop in Takashima.
A centre in Maibara showing rhinoceros and stag beetles from around the world.
A roadside station in Nagahama, inside the Kohoku waterfowl park, where wild birds gather.
Water crowfoot in the Jizo River at Samegai in Maibara, its white flowers opening at the surface from mid May.
A museum in Higashiomi displaying waterwheels and related material.
A white-sand swimming place in Takashima, which also serves as a campsite.
A park in Higashiomi with about 40 burial mounds, known for its cherry blossom.
A temple in Ryuo founded in the late Muromachi period, enshrining a Heian-period wooden Jizo.
An agricultural park in Takashima with seasonal fruit picking, near the metasequoia avenue.
A centre at Yogo in Nagahama, with cottages, a campsite and a woodworking studio.
A cultural hall at Tsuchiyama in Koka. The community bought and opened a merchant house that sold fans and combs in the Edo period.