Standing up high and looking out over all of Nasu Highland, it really looks like a giant green carpet spread out below you.
Zeon Gelgoog's Reviews
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There are lots of food stalls around the shrine selling festival-only treats. Watching the festivities while snacking is just so much fun.
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It really feels like you've traveled back in time to the Edo period—like being a time traveler!
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The untouched natural scenery here is incredible—every tree and blade of grass is preserved. Visiting during the late October autumn leaves season is truly breathtaking. The mountains are covered in vibrant colors, and it's just stunning.
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The century-old wisteria here is absolutely gorgeous when it blooms. It's really a sight to see.
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Famous as the inspiration for the bathhouse in Studio Ghibli's films! There's a white heron statue on the roof, and legend has it that the hot spring was discovered by a heron. There are so many historical myths and stories tied to this place. Definitely a must-visit spot if you're traveling in Ehime.
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The main hall of the shrine looks just like a samurai helmet. Such a unique design!
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This is the birthplace of Japanese Buddhism. It also went through periods of war and conflict, but now it's a World Cultural Heritage site.
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There are so many things to check out in this shopping street—you could easily spend the whole day here!
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There are tons of Korean restaurants and street food here. The Korean shops are super fun to browse, and there are all kinds of cute little items!
