Shigaraki Dento Sangyo Kaikan
A hall at Shigaraki in Koka, showing Shigaraki ware in order from the Kamakura period to the present.
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A hall at Shigaraki in Koka, showing Shigaraki ware in order from the Kamakura period to the present.
The Omi Jofu Traditional Industry Hall in Aisho. Visitors can try hemp weaving.
Railway Square in Nagahama. The former Nagahama Station building, built in 1882, remains here, the oldest station building in Japan.
The Yanmar Museum in Nagahama. It presents the company that achieved the miniaturization of the diesel engine.
A science museum in Otsu. It covers science education and astronomy.
The lock of the Lake Biwa Canal in Otsu. The starting point of the modern civil engineering work that drew water from Lake Biwa to Kyoto.
The Setagawa Araizeki weir in Otsu. It regulates the water level of Lake Biwa. Aqua Biwa presents flood control.
Kome Plaza at the Biwako Ohashi Bridge. It holds materials on the bridge and lake transport.
The rural space center on the Yasu River. It tells of the rerouting of the river and agricultural irrigation.
Lake Yogo in Nagahama. It conveys the record of the development of flood control and agricultural water.
A cherry district on the border of Yasu and Konan, written of in poetry since the Heian period.
A castle site in Takashima, built by Nobuzumi Oda, with the stone walls of the inner enceinte remaining.
The site of a temple of Ibukisanji in Maibara. Sixty priests' halls once stood here, and it also served as a fortress.
A golf course in Koka, laid out around stone walls and great boulders.
A roadside station in Nagahama, in country connected with the three Azai sisters, selling local produce.
A tea garden at Tsuchiyama in Koka, where frequent mist raises good tea.
A visitor farm in Yasu with strawberry and blueberry picking.
A stone waymarker raised in Kusatsu in 1798, at the fork of the Tokaido and the Yabase road.
A multipurpose hall in Takashima, with 450 seats in a fan-shaped auditorium.
A cultural centre in Nagahama, staging performing arts and events.
A distance marker in Moriyama, one of the mounds raised in the Edo period to mark the leagues along a highway.
A Jodo temple in Koka. Its Heian-period wooden eleven-headed Kannon is an important cultural property.