Shoun-ji Temple
A temple in Obuse Town. It is the burial place of Takai Kozan, and literati gathered here in the last years of the Edo period.
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A temple in Obuse Town. It is the burial place of Takai Kozan, and literati gathered here in the last years of the Edo period.
A shrine in Obuse Town. It originates from a Daijingu shrine built for people who could not make the pilgrimage to Ise.
A taxi company in Suzaka City. It is used for sightseeing around Obuse.
An information center along National Route 403 in Obuse Town. It has a cafe attached.
An information center inside the Obuse Station building. It handles bicycle rental and luggage storage.
A roadside station in Obuse Town. It can be entered from both the expressway and ordinary roads.
A park in Obuse Town. It combines an expressway rest area and a city park in one.
A service that takes visitors around Obuse Town by rickshaw. It began in 2011.
Obuse milk from a dairy founded in 1950. It has a rich flavor and is also used in confectionery.
A farm in Obuse Town. It grows chestnuts, apricots and nectarines by methods that do not rely on pesticides.
A temple in Obuse Town founded in 1472. The ceiling of the main hall bears a phoenix painting from Katsushika Hokusai's last years.
A temple in Obuse Town. Its main gate, built 200 years ago, has carvings of dragons and lions.
A Shingon temple in Obuse Town. Its Yakushi Hall from the early Muromachi period survives with its thatched roof.
A private art museum in Obuse Town. It collects old ceramics such as Ko-Imari ware.
A memorial museum in Obuse Town. It opens to the public the study and works of Takai Kozan, the wealthy merchant who invited Hokusai.
A small art museum in Obuse Town. It stands in the garden of a chestnut confectionery shop.
A museum in Obuse Town. It displays about 1,000 lighting implements from the Edo to the Taisho periods.
A chestnut confectionery shop founded in 1808. It is said to be the first shop to have made chestnut yokan.
A chestnut confectionery shop in Obuse Town. It preserves a taste that has continued for two hundred years.
A sake brewery in Obuse founded in 1755. It continues to brew sake in wooden vats.
A glass studio and gallery in Obuse Town. An artist who trained in Northern Europe makes the works.
A sake brewery in Obuse Town founded in the Edo period. Its brick chimney is a landmark.
A chestnut confectionery shop in Obuse Town. It sells chestnut okowa rice and chestnut sweets.
A chestnut confectionery shop in Obuse Town. Besides chestnut yokan and rakugan, it also serves light meals.