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Lake Biwa Terrace The Main
Enjoying a dual experience of appreciating Japan's largest lake while indulging in delicious food.
Nara Tokugawa Village, Village in the Sky
Built by the French, the nearly brand-new outdoor facilities allow you to spend a leisurely whole day in the forest.
Saru Bridge
Spanning across the deep and beautiful valley of the Katsura River, this rare structure has been selected as one of the "Three Great Bridges of Japan."
Guse Suspension Bridge
One of the longest and most thrilling suspension bridges in Japan.
Tamaki Shrine
The Okunoin of Kumano Sanzan.
Biwa Lake Ferry
Fully enjoy the natural scenery of Lake Biwa! You can experience various activities on the sightseeing boats.
Sanno Shrine, Hiyoshi Taisha
Look for the "Shen Monkey" that symbolizes good luck within the territory.
Mii-dera (Onjō-ji)
The Tendai Temple, the head temple of the Tendai sect located in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, houses numerous cultural properties, including the Golden Hall, which is designated as a national treasure.
Yuanman Temple Japanese Traditional Culture Experience
Experience Japanese culture in a special space where you can appreciate the beauty of famous gardens.
Lake Biwa Canal Boat
Enjoy the view of modern historical structures while touring the Biwa Lake Canal.
Omi Jingu
Emperor Tenji, who laid the foundation for ancient Japan, is also a famous site for clocks and uta-garuta (歌牌).
Shishan Temple
The temple standing on the natural monument "Silica" is the place where Murasaki Shikibu drew inspiration for the creation of "The Tale of Genji."
Mount Hiei Enryaku-ji
The headquarters of the Tendai sect, a magnificent temple that encompasses the entire mountain.
Floating Hall (Mizuki Temple)
The most representative scenic spot of Lake Biwa is the Buddhist hall, famous far and wide for "Katata Rakugan," one of the Eight Views of Omi.