BIWAKO OTSU OFFICIAL TOUR
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Bee Farm Seo
Bee Farm Seo is where beekeepers migrate between flowers from throughout Japan to make honey. T[...]
Shiga Prefectural Ice Arena
Figure skating and hockey matches are held in this ice skating rink.
Yakatabune Shiki
Yakatabune Shiki started service on January 29th, 2019. Each room is climatized year round and [...]
Oya
For over 40 years since our founding, we’ve based our business off of providing our customers w[...]
Jerry’s Popcorn (Ishiyama Branch)
Easily taking first place in popcorn rankings, we produce and sell over fifteen varieties of ow[...]
Kano Shojuan Sunainosato
At Kano Shojuan Sunainosato we aim to provide “kaiseki” meals that incorporate seasonal ingredi[...]
Kyokaiseki Shingetsu
At Kyokaiseki Shingetsu, you can enjoy delicate and colorful Kyoto cuisine and sincere hospital[...]
Friendship Adventure
Experience white water rafting on the Seta River, which flows out from Lake Biwa. After practic[...]
Restaurant Matsukiya
Since the early Meiji era, Matsukiya has been spreading the name “Omi gyu” (Omi bee[...]
Sensinryo
In the nearby Seta River is an ancient mount of shijimi clams, which suggests that they have be[...]
Nangou Fisheries Center
This “Fish Theme Park” was opened in 1966.This is a “paradise of fish” with attractions like a [...]
Seta River Lake Biwa River Cruise
The Seta River is lined with beautiful natural sights.Aside from the nearby Ishiyama-dera Templ[...]
Karahashiyaki Kiln
Karahashiyaki pottery is made with an original “Biwako Blue” glaze, and features a motif of dre[...]
Kanou Shojuan Japanese Sweets
Kanou Shoujuan believes that Japan’s traditional wagashi sweets exist alongside the natural bea[...]
Ishiyamadera Temple
Ishiyamadera Temple is the 13th of 33 sacred temples on the Saigoku Kannon Pilgrimage. It is fa[...]
Takebe Taisha Shrine
Takebe Taisha Shrine, Old Omi Province’s Head Shinto ShrineThis shrine was once revered as the [...]
Iwama-dera Temple (Iwamaseiho-dera Temple)
The beginnings of this temple are said to trace back to the Nara Period (710-794), when the Bud[...]
