Imazu Vories Shiryokan
A museum in Takashima, in a building the architect Vories designed as a bank.
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A museum in Takashima, in a building the architect Vories designed as a bank.
A monument in Otsu marking the site of Sakamoto Castle, built by Mitsuhide Akechi.
A resort hotel on the shore of Lake Biwa in Nagahama, five minutes' walk from Nagahama Castle.
A temple in Nagahama, keeping a standing thousand-armed Kannon of the early Heian period.
A single-inn hot spring in Koka, standing in the hill country.
A shrine in Konan, paired with Yoshimiko Shrine, keeping wooden guardian lions of the Nanbokucho period.
A park and museum in Moriyama, growing the Omi myoren lotus, the city flower.
A golf course in Otsu with three courses, including the North and East courses designed by Seiichi Inoue.
A colony of rabbitear iris at Hiraike in Takashima, flowering from late May into early June.
An outdoor activity centre in Ryuo, with lodges, tent pitches and cooking facilities.
A roadside station in Ritto, serving wild-boar hotpot and seasonal vegetables.
A Jizo hall in Maibara, enshrining a stone Jizo said to have been carved by Saicho in prayer for rain.
A Shaka hall in Nagahama. Its mid-Heian seated Shakyamuni is a national important cultural property.
A shrine in Taga. The sacred tree in its grounds is the largest in the prefecture, with twelve trunks from one stool.
A shrine in Ryuo. Its main hall is a national treasure, and its great festival, held once in 33 years, is well known.
A painting inside Koka Station, made so that you seem to have become a ninja.
A small ski area in Nagahama, mainly for sledging, with no lifts.
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.