The garden inside the shrine and the surrounding area are really beautiful. You can enjoy different scenery in every season.
Osaka Tenmangu Shrine | Review by 柚子
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Towada Shrine
Located on Nakayama Peninsula, which juts into Lake Towada, this ancient shrine is said to have been founded in 807 by Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, a shogun who enshrined Prince Yamato Takeru as a warrior deity. During the Edo period, Towada Shrine was revered alongside Mount Osore as one of the two great sacred sites of the region, flourishing as a place of ascetic practice.
The shrine is pretty small, but the atmosphere is super spiritual. You can really feel it!
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Arashiyama Onsen Saishiki no Yado Hanaikada
Located at the foot of the Togetsukyo Bridge spanning the Oi River, this hot spring inn is extremely convenient as a base for sightseeing in Arashiyama and Sagano. It boasts the only observation open-air bath in Arashiyama, where guests can bathe while enjoying the seasonal scenery of Arashiyama and the distant sacred mountain, Mt. Atago. Additionally, there are two types of indoor baths: one made of Japanese cypress and the other made of stone, as well as a reservable private open-air bath.
You can easily enjoy views of Togetsukyo Bridge and the natural beauty of Arashiyama right from the inn.
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Jozankei Onsen (Hot Springs)
A historical hot spring resort located in Minami-Ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido, also known as the inner city of the large Sapporo metropolis. It has been designated as Shikotsu-Toya National Park for more than 150 years since the hot spring opened. The hot spring resort extends along the riverbanks carved by the Shirai River and the Toyohira River.
The whole hot spring area is built along the Toyohira River. Most rooms let you hear the sound of the stream and see the mountains. The quality of the hot springs is pretty good too.