If you’re into architecture and Western-style houses, I totally recommend this place.
It’s best to combine it with the other Ijinkan nearby so the whole visit feels more complete.
This spot is just one of the stops along the way.
柯連佳's Reviews
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The wasabi fields here are carefully planned and maintained. The whole farm feels fresh and peaceful, letting you really experience the purity and beauty of nature.
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The pond water is crystal clear, reflecting the surrounding mountains and forests. It's like a peaceful natural painting.
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The shrine preserves the architectural style of China's Tang dynasty. It's absolutely stunning and definitely worth a visit.
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It's a bit puzzling that you have to pay extra just to get closer to the waterfall!
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We picked a route that wasn't too tough, and the weather was great, so it was a really pleasant walk. The signs along the way were clear, and the facilities were well maintained.
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The cable car only goes halfway up, so if you want to reach the top, you'll still need to hike. Comfortable clothing is a must.
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No matter if it's day or night, this place attracts tons of visitors. Most people come just to see the torii gate in the sea.
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Hot springs bubble up from the bottom of Kinrin Lake, mixing with the cold water and creating a dreamy, misty scene that's truly unforgettable.
