Things to do

Tonomine Plateau has a different look depending on the season.
The pampas grass prairie in autumn is a must-see.
It was also selected as a filming location for the movie "Norwegian Wood".

You can also see the Milky Way from Tonomine Plateau in Kamikawa Town, where the starry sky is beautiful!

About 40 minutes from Honmura Isago Bridge to the north through the forest road.
The large pine tree, which may be hundreds of years old, cuts into the rocky surface on the side,
It is feared as "Tengu's perch".

If you want to interact with cute alpacas and other animals, this is the place!
There is also a workshop where you can experience making things by hand.

Although it is a hilly course, it is flat with little elevation difference.
Occasionally, deer also appear.

Ikuno Silver Mine Historical Site was the first government-run site in Japan after Meiji Restoration.
Ikuno Silver Mine Sightseeing Tunnel is one of the tunnels dug through the mountains of Mt Kanagase
The tour takes about 40 minutes.
The lakeside scenery near Ginzan Lake has been selected as 100 most scenic spots in Hyogo Prefecture.
The place has great views of the lake and forest.

Adopting 6 activities that will be the first appearance in Japan,
As you can see from the fact that the participation age is 4th grade or older,
It is course setting that maximizes the satisfaction of adults.

Because the territory looks like a tiger lying down,
It is also designated as a national historic site, also known as Torafusu Castle (Torafusujo, Kogajo).
It is also located on the top of a mountain that looks up far from the castle town,
It is often called the castle in the sky or Japan's Machu Picchu because it is often misted by the river mist of Maruyama River.
The majestic appearance of the stone walls of ancient castles rising above the sea of clouds is also a specialty.

Morning mist occurs in the early morning when the weather is fine from autumn to winter, and it is a feature of Tajima region.
Ritsuun Valley, where you can see Taketa Castle Ruins wrapped in a sea of clouds, looks like a castle floating in the sky.
Many people come to see this fantastic scenery.

Over 400 years, from Japanese treasures to world treasures
In December 1993, Himeji Himeji Castle, a national treasure, became Japan's first World Heritage Site along with Nara's Horyu-ji Temple.
Himeji Castle is affectionately known as "Shirasagi Castle Castle" because of its graceful appearance, which looks like a white heron spreading its wings.It is characterized by bright white castle walls made of white plaster and all-lacquered baskets, and a coalition-type castle tower in which the five-tiered, six-floor, first-floor main tower and the east, west, and inui small towers are connected by a crossing tower.
The main keep of Himeji Castle that we see today was built in 1609 (Keicho 14).
More than 400 years later, it still retains its beautiful appearance.

A drive-thru safari that you can visit in your own car,
You can enjoy Sky Safari, where you can take a ropeway and see the animals from the sky.
The four white lion cubs, which are rare in the world, are also worth checking out.
In addition to safaris and amusement parks, you can enjoy swimming in the summer and skating in the winter.

Located on Mt. Shosha, it is the largest temple among the thirty-three temples of the Saigoku region. It is so high-ranked that it is called ``Mt. It is a so-called giant temple.Although it is located far from Kyoto, it is said that the imperial family and aristocrats had a strong faith, and many emperors and popes visited.