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Takashima City Tourism and Products Plaza
This facility aims to promote the development of local industries in Takashima City and encourage interaction among citizens, and is also a base for disseminating information on tourism and local products. This facility includes the Takashima Marugoto Department Store, a tourist product display and direct sales center, the Biwako Takashima Tourist Association, Shinasahi Community Center, Shinasahi…
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Takashima City Shinasahi Forest Sports Park
This sports park is in the spotlight as a sports hub for Shinasahi Town and a place for communication. The park, which covers an area of 43.603 square kilometers, includes a multi-purpose ground, eight tennis courts, and a baseball field.
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Mutsuyazakihama Auto Campsite
An auto camping site on the shores of Lake Biwa, spreading out on the shores of Shin-Asahi, with a sense of freedom. The free site is divided into general sites and pet sites, so even those with pets can stay here with peace of mind. Spend a relaxing day surrounded by nature...
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Mitsuba azalea colony
In the spring, pretty wildflowers welcome us near the ruins of Shimizuyama Castle, a medieval mountain castle. In particular, the clusters of Mitsuba azaleas blooming along the mountain path near the "Yama no Eki" (Mountain Station), a little way up the mountain from the castle ruins, are magnificent.
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Nourushi Colony
In the season of fresh greenery, when the reed beds along Lake Biwa start to sprout new shoots, the yellow flowers of the "Nourushi" bloom. From early to late April, the lakeside of Shinasahi-cho, Takashima City, is filled with colonies of the plant, blending into the scenery of Lake Biwa. Photo tours and walking tours are available.
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Stilt Festival
It is held at Sasaki Shrine in Imaichi on May 5rd, and at Wakamiya Hachiman Shrine in Tsujisawa on May 3th. Both are annual festivals in which boys up to the age of 5 take part and perform sacred rituals such as yabusame, making them a kind of children's version of the Nanakawa Festival.
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Nanakawa Festival
This is the largest horse festival in the west of Lake Biwa, held at Oarahiko Shrine on May 5 every year. The "Yakkuri" performance dedicated on this day was designated as an intangible folk cultural asset of Shiga Prefecture on November 4, 33. A "toast to celebrate the departure" is offered, followed by the parade...
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Harie Fresh Water Village
The Harie area of Shin-Asahi-machi was the setting for the video poem "Satoyama: Waterside where life flows," which was shot by Satoyama photographer Mitsuhiko Imamori and aired on NHK Hi-Vision Special in January 2004. The local residents...
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Shimizuyama castle ruins
Shimizuyama Castle is located in the current Kumanomoto and Yasuigawa areas of Shinasahi-cho, Takashima City. Shimizuyama Castle is an important site for viewing castles from the Warring States period, and the Shimizuyama Castle Ruins, Shimizuyama Ruins (Kiyomizu-dera Temple and residence site), and Hondodani Ruins (Daiho-ji Temple and residence site) are part of the Shimizuyama Castle ruins…
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Harifu Shrine
Hanifu Shrine is the main shrine for 17 districts, including parts of the former Aiba and Shingi villages, and is the oldest building in Shinasahi Town, dating back to the early modern period. It has been one of the major shrines in Takashima County since ancient times, and was called Habu Daimyojin. The shrine is located in this area…
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