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An hour and a half drive from
t h e c i t y of K y ot o. M i y a ma ,
a beautiful countryside of
thatched cottages awaits you
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with warm welcome. You will
find many things to do to feel
the nature, the scenery, the
history, and the traditional
culture. Spend a relaxing holiday
here in Miyama.
Miyama
Ashiu Research Forest
Yuragawa River flows from this
forest. It is one of the most valuable,
primeval forests in western Japan.
Join the exclusive ‘Nature Guide
Trekking’. You can see enormous
trees in the ravine course, and the
crystal clear river in the torokkorailroad course.
Ashiu, Miyama-cho
Reservation 0771-77-0014
(Miyama Town Nature Cultural
Village)
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Miyama
Ohno Dam Park
The lake where the dam is situated is admired
as ‘the rainbow lake’. In spring, more than
1000 cherry trees come in bloom. In autumn,
more than 500 maple trees change their leaves
into beautiful autumn colors. There are events
to entertain people when the blossoms and
leaves are in their best season.
Kashihara, Miyama-cho 0771-75-9110
(Ohno Promotion Organization)
How to get to Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato
Miyama
The Little Indigo Museum
●By reserved through-bus(Keihan Kyoto Kotsu)
Sonobe・Miyama tour round bus(seasonal)
This museum is also an atelier of Hiroyuki Shindo, an
artist devoted in indigo dyeing. Two large pots containing
liquid indigo are set on the floor of the thatched cottage
built way back in Edo era. On the upper floor you can
see his collection of indigo fabrics from all over the world.
You can buy his pieces of work in the shop area.
Kita, Miyama-cho 0771-77-0746
Open:10:00-17:00 Closed Thu.& Fri.
Closed through Dec.-Mar. Admission:250yen
JR Sonobe west exit ⇔ Kayabuki-no-Sato ⇔ Miyama Town Nature
Cultural Village
Miyama Nature Bus(seasonal・weekends and holidays)
Keihan Line Kuzuha Station ⇔ Highway Nagaokakyo Bus stop (at
Hankyu Line Nishiyamatennozan Station) ⇔ Kayabuki-no-Sato ⇔
Miyama Town Nature Cultural Village
https://secure.j-bus.co.jp/Keihanen/keihantop.htm
Reservation and references:0771-29-6113(Keihan Kyoto Traffic
Reservation Center)
●By Nantan City Bus
JR Sonobe Station or JR Hiyoshi Station ⇔ (transfer) ⇔
Kita(Kayabuki-no-Sato)
Miyama
Roadside Station
Miyama Fureai Hiroba
The station stands alongside Natl. R162. In the
shop ‘Furatto Miyama’ you can buy Miyama
produced vegetables and specialties like Sabazushi. Home-made sweets in ‘Miyamanomegumi
dairy studio’ also have many fans. Many cyclists
and motor cyclists stop here on holidays. You
can gather tourist information in the information
center here.
Agakeshimo 23, Miyama-cho
0771-75-0190(Furatto Miyama)
Open:8:30-18:00 Apr.-Sep. 8:30-17:00 Oct.-Mar.
Closed second & fourth Wed. through Jan.-Mar.
Buses come once every few hours. Certain buses may require
transfer. Please note that there are buses leaving either from Sonobe
St.or Hiyoshi St., depending on the days and times of the week.
Please check the diagram in advance.
References:0771-75-1906(Miyama Tourism Association)
●By car
From Sonobe IC(Kyoto-Jukan)
About 40 min. by Pref. R19 and R38
From Kyotamba-Wachi IC(Kyoto-Jukan)
About 45 min. by Natl. R 27, Pref. R12 and R38
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Yushin-An Hyakujitsuko
Mountain Lodge Ashiu
Entertains guests with traditional cuisine of Miyama,
based on the concept of ‘local production, local
consumption’. You can enjoy barbeque outdoors
in summer and botan-nabe in winter. Relax in the
hinokiburo with its soothing wooden scent.
A wooden lodging on the edge of Ashiu
Research Forest. It gives you a warm and
relaxing moment to share. Fully equipped
roofed barbeque houses and charcoal fireplace.
Guided forest trekking tour is also popular.
Miyama Town Nature Cultural
Village Kajika Inn
A log house inn besides the crystal clear Yuragawa
River. Enjoy the splendid cuisine with seasonal Miyama
produced foodstuffs. The big bathhouse is open to
visiters as well. Autocamping site also available.
Joshi Ogurabata 8-10-2, Miyama-cho 0771-75-1031
Ashiu Sugo 13, Miyama-cho 0771-77-0290
Naka Shimomukai 56, Miyama-cho 0771-77-0014
Cottages are illuminated in the snowy
landscape, creating a view of fantasy. You
can join in making snow garden lanterns.
(late Jan.- early Feb.)
Traditional agricultural and everyday tools
are exhibited in Miyama Archive of Local
History and Folklore. You can also see the
actual layouts of the house and the attic.
0771-77-0587(Miyama Archive of
Local History and Folklore)
Open:9:00-17:00(Apr.-Nov.) daily
10:00-16:00(Dec.-Mar.) Closed Mon.
Admission:adults300yen
children(elementary-high school) 150yen
free admission for children under five
To prevent catching fire from any neighbor
disaster, all cottages are equipped with
water guns. All residents in the village test
the water guns simultaneously on May
20 and Dec.1. Many tourists and amateur
photographers come to see the fantastic
view.
More than three quarters of the cottages in
this village are thatched (kayabuki) roofs that
show us soothing green roofs in summer and
snowy white in winter. Kayabuki roof is a rare
and valuable sight to see in Japan today. The
cottages spotted along the tiered lands make
the classical scenery of good old Japan. The
whole district is designated as one of the
Important Preservation Districts for Groups
of Traditional Buildings. There are kayabuki
lodgings, restaurants, and souvenir shops. Best
recommended place to take photo is by the
classic postbox.
Kita, Miyama-cho 0771-75-1906
(Miyama Tourism Association)
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Sonobe lies alongside
the San-In Kaido, a major
road that runs from Kyoto
to San-In District. The
road coming from Kyoto
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and runs through Sonobe
to San-In.It is a charming
place to stop at for people
heading for Miyama and
Kyotamba. Vaguely but
firmly, you can feel the
wonders and deepness of
its history; the historical
remains of Sonobe Castle,
the oldest tenmangu ‘IkimiTenmangu Shrine', and the
breathtaking Nihon Velvet
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Ruri-kei Ravine
Located alongside Ooigawa River,
which joins Katsuragawa River
after flowing over Hozu-Kyo.
People enjoy cherry blossoms in
spring and fireworks festival in
summer by the riverside. You can
feel the town’s deep historical
atmosphere through hiking in the
remains of Yagi Castle, a castle
once owned by Christian samurai
Joan Naito. If you are lucky you
can see the beautiful scenery
of ‘sea of clouds’ from up in the
castle remains.
Sonobe
Roadside Station KyotoShinkoetsu Village
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An hour and a half drive from Osaka, Kyoto, and
Kobe. It is within the Kyoto Pref. Nature Park
designated as a place of scenic beauty. A 4 km.
stroll course alongside the river will take you to
waterfalls and rocks of all sizes and show you the
marvel of nature. Cherry blossoms in spring and
leaves in autumn are also beautiful. The ravine
is selected by the Environment Agency as ‘100
Soundscapes of Japan worth handing down to
next generation’.
Okawachi, Sonobe-cho
0771-68-0050(Nantan City Commerce and
Industry Tourism Department)
Yagi
Just off Sonobe IC of Kyoto-Jukan.
Many fans visit here to buy the Sonobe
produced specialty rice ‘Onshinmai’ such
as Sukoyaka-mai and Renge-mai. You can
find various kinds of locally-made safe,
reliable, fresh vegetables. Seasonal events
like mochi-making are also popular.
Sogadani Nawate 15-3, Sonobe-cho
0771-68-1100
Open:9:00-18:00
Closed Mon.(open when it is a holiday)
Hiyoshi
The dam is a multipurpose dam, one of
the biggest in scale in the Kinki District.
It is the first dam that is ‘open to public’.
You can go and see inside the body of
the dam. A prize winner of Japan Dam
Award 2013.
Naka, Hiyoshi-cho 0771-72-0171
(Hiyoshi Dam management office)
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Ooigawa Riverside Cherry Blossoms
A major cherry blossom view point by the downstream
of the town symbol Ooibashi Bridge. There are about
30 someiyoshino cherry trees on the right bank and
there is a grass park with about 100 someiyoshino and
shidarezakura cherry trees on the left bank. It is a lovely
sight to see all the dainty flowers in bloom.
Ooibashi downstream, Yagi-cho
0771-42-2232(Yagi Tourist Association)
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Miyama
Hiyoshi Dam
Shiroyama
(Remains of Yagi Castle)
A former residence of Joan Naito,
a Christian samurai. You can see a
magnificent view of the Kameyama basin
from the remains of Yagi Castle after a
walk up the Shiroyama Nature promenade.
If the condition is right, you can see the ‘sea
of clouds’ in autumn and winter.
Yagi, Yagi-cho 0771-42-2232(Yagi Tourist Association)
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Hiyoshi, noted as ‘Belly button of
Kyoto’, is situated in the center
of Kyoto Pref. It has one of the
largest dams in Kinki District, the
Hiyoshi Dam. There is a roadside
station close to the dam with
natural onsen and swimming
pool. Both are popular spots to
visit for tourists and residents.
Enjoy barbequing in the roadside
station and mountain lodges,
go and spend active holidays in
cottages surrounded by green.
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Seigenji Temple
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A buddist priest Mokujiki-Shonin wandered all over Japan,
sculpturing his unique sentaibutsu statues wherever he went.
He arrived here at Seigenji Temple when he was 89 years old
and stayed here for 5 months. It is said that he sculptured 28
statues during his stay.
Today, 22 of his statues are placed in this temple, all of
them with a humorous and loving expression. There are also
Jurokurakan and Shaka statues.
Morohataotaniguchi 102, Yagi-cho 0771-42-3743
Open:9:00-17:00(reservation required)
Admission:High schools and above 500yen
Elementary-Junior Highs 300yen
Sonobe
Ruri-kei Onsen
This is a highland resort facility ideal for a day-out or a relaxing
stay. It has radon onsen and a hotspring-swimming pool to enjoy
in bathing suits. It has aesthetic menus like sauna bag or ferment
bath, restaurants, bakery &café, and manga corner. You can enjoy
the ‘Kyoto Illumiere’ from November through March, one of the
biggest illumination events in Kansai District.
Okawachi Hirotani 1-14, Sonobe-cho
0771-65-5001
Yagi
Kyoto Taishakuten Temple
The temple, entitled Shiunzan, was
founded by Kiyomaro Wakeno in 780 A.D.
Alongside the temple approach where
people enjoy spring blossom and autumn
leaves, there are 108 ‘Bells of hope’ in line,
looking like a set of big prayer beads. ‘Bell
of Tora-san’ from the movie is also placed
here.
Funaeda, Yagi-cho
0771-42-3315
(Temple office/Fukujuji Temple)
Fun
Factory tours
Sonobe
Nihon Velvet Kogyo Co.
Velvet was introduced to Japan during the Sengoku
era through European-Japanese trades. Mr.
Fujimoto, a craftsman of velvet, will take you around
the historical factory that was built in the Taisho
era. Ten thousand thin wires are woven into the six
meter textiles which are made into dainty piles of
velvet. You will be thrilled to see this technique that
has been handed down from Edo era.
Wakamatsucho 125, Sonobe-cho 0771-62-0128
Guided tour:10:00-15:00 1-2hours per tour
Reservation required 3weeks in advance by FAX(the numbers are the
same as TEL) Admission:500yen Closed Sun. and holidays
Sonobe
Izutsu Yatsuhashi
Honpo ; Shinkoetsu
You can see freely the production line of the
famous Kyoto souvenir sweets Yatsuhashi.
Yatsuhashi is shaped like koto, a Japanese
zither. There is a café where you can relax
with a wide view of nature, ideal for a rest
from driving. The place is filled with scent of
cinnamon. You can make your own yatsuhashi
to take home (reservation required).
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Ikimi-Tenmangu Shrine
Among the 12,000 tenmangu shrines in Japan, this one is the oldest and the
only tenmangu that was founded at the time when Michizane Sugawara, the
worshipped deity of tenmangu, was still alive. Since the day that Genzo Takebe,
who also appears in the story of the play ‘Sugawaradenjutenaraikagami’ first
worshipped the place holy, the shrine has been carefully handed down to 38
successors for over 1,100 years. This historical shrine surrounded by holy
cedars and plum trees is kept with respect.
Misonomachi 1-67, Sonobe-cho 0771-62-0535
Located just below the Hiyoshi Dam.
A superb place to feel the nature. It is a multipurpose
roadside station for families to enjoy barbeques, various
types of sports activities, foods, indoor swimming pool,
as well as the good natural onsen.
Local delicacies like ‘Hiyoshi Dam Curry’ and
‘Kuromame soymilk herbal-Ramen’ are popular. You
can buy locally-made fresh vegetables and enjoy the
free of charge foot bath here. Barbeque area is fully
equipped so that you don’t have to bring anything. It is
also perfectly okay to bring in your own outdoor goods.
Nakamiyano Mukai 8, Hiyoshi-cho 0771-72-1526
Shop ‘Satonoichi’
Open:10:00-20:00(10:00-19:00 Jan. through Feb.)
Indoor swimming pool
Open:10:00-21:30(last admission 21:00)
Restaurant Katsuragawa
Open:11:00-21:00(LO/20:00)
Closed Wed.
Staying and
relaxing in
Hiyoshi
Yagi
Saikoji Temple
It is a subsidiary temple of Jingoji
Temple in Takao, Kyoto. Jingoji
temple was founded in 756A.
D . b y N a r a ’s To d a i j i Te m p l e
highest priest Roben. A festival
of Rokusainenbutsuodori is held
annually on August 20 and 23 (Kyoto
Prefectural Intangible Cultural Asset).
In autumn the leaves dress the
temple beautifully.
Misatonakaishidani 9, Yagi-cho
0771-42-3417
Hiyoshi
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Mountain Lodge Hiyoshi
Forest Resort
A lodging surrounded by green. The main lodge
is a classic style house . The more familiar
cottages are also popular. You can enjoy indoor
barbeques rain or shine, without bringing
anything. It’s suitable both for just a day-out
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the nature atmosphere fully, relax again in the
0771-72-3535
natural onsen to freshen your body.
Open daily
STIHL-no-mori-Kyoto
(Pref. Forest Hiyoshi)
It is a vast 128 ha forest park that situates on the bay side
of Lake Amawaka. It has camping facility equipped with
tent sites and cabins. It also has learning facility such
as archives and training center. You can enjoy picnics
and barbeques in the big open grass field. Tree climbing
Amawaka Uenotokoro 25, lessons are held every first Saturday of each month
Hiyoshi-cho
(reservation required).
0771-72-1339
Closed Wed.
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Best Views of the Seasons in Nantan
Cycle Green Tour
Kuhonji Temple Romon Gate
Saikoji Temple
Makiyamanotaimatsu Torch Ritual
Ooigawa River Cherry Blossoms
Kyoto Illumiere (Photo is for illustration purpose only)
Best Spots for
Autumn Leaves
Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato
(Kita, Miyama-cho)
Karato Ravine(Tauta, Miyama-cho)
Ohno Dam Park
(Kashihara, Miyama-cho)
Taji Shrine(Tawara, Hiyoshi-cho)
Ruri-kei Ravine
(Okawachi, Sonobe-cho)
Saikoji Temple
(Funaeda, Yagi-cho)
Karato Ravine
January
17th---Tsunahikishinji Ritual
(Hioki, Yagi-cho/ Oh’okuri Shrine)
Residents are parted into two groups, north
and south, and pull the tug of war to fortunetell the harvest of the coming season.
(Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Asset)
19th---Yakujinsai Ritual
(Uchibayashimachi, Sonobe-cho/ Uchibayashi
Yakujingu Shrine)
The ritual to ward off disease and disaster for
the year is performed in the shrine which people
cordially call ‘Kaichino-Yakujinsan’. Food and
souvenir wagons stand in the precincts.
Late January---Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato
Snow Garden Lanterns
(Kita, Miyama-cho/ Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato)
The thatched cottages are illuminated,
creating a scene of fantasy in the snow white
landscape. You can also join in making your
snow garden lantern.
February
Early February---Snow Festival
(Naka, Miyama-cho/ Miyama Town Nature
Cultural Village)
Fun events for families such as snow
sculpture contest, snow-carved slides, snow
sports festival, food wagons, and ice-cream
speed eating contests.
March
First Sunday---Ogoma Ritual of
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Tsutsukowake Shrine
(Kumazaki, Sonobe-cho/ Tsutsukowake Shrine)
A ritual to pray for good health and well-being.
People silently walk across the burnt ground
barefoot. It is a ritual of walking across fire to
pray for a peaceful year.
Mid March---Season open for amago
fishing (Miyama-cho)
April
Early April---Ohno Dam Cherry Blossom Festival
(Kashihara, Miyama-cho/ Ohno Dam Park)
A festival to admire the 1000 and more cherry
trees in bloom. Food wagons from local
popular restaurants and souvenir wagons
gather. Big skyrocket fireworks color the sky,
although it is still spring.
Early April---Ooigawa Cherry Blossom Festival
(Nishida, Yagi-cho/ Ooigawa Green Park)
People gather and enjoy food wagons and
shows under the cherry tree lane.
Mid April---Miyama Nagataninosato
Blossom Festival
(Nagatani Miyama-cho/ Nagatani Sports Park)
Delicious popular food wagons gather
around the cherry blossom in full bloom.
May
1st---Ikimi-Tenmangu Spring Festival
(Misonomachi, Sonobe-cho/ Ikimi-Tenmangu)
Beautifully dressed children in kimono called
chigo and portable shrine march around. Food
and souvenir wagons gather in the precinct.
Many people come to the shrine to get charms
Best Spots for
Cherry Blossoms
Ohno Dam Park (Kashihara, Miyama-cho)
Nagatani Sports Ground
(Nagatani, Miyama-cho)
Springs Hiyoshi Blossom Viewing Picnic Space
(Naka, Hiyoshi-cho)
Ruri-kei Ravine (Okawachi, Sonobe-cho)
Sonobe Park (Kozakuramachi, Sonobe-cho)
Kuhonji Temple Romon Gate
(Funasaka, Sonobe-cho)
Ooigawa River Bank(Ooibashi Bridge
downstream, Yagi-cho)
Chijouin(Ikegami, Yagi-cho)
Mongaku Fureai Park
(Murohashi,Yagi-cho)
Toutanokagura Ritual
Ohno Dam Cherry Blossom Festival
Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato Snow Garden Lanterns
Chijouin
Ayu Festival(Miyama)
Agematsu (Matsuage)
to ward off thunders and lightnings.
3rd---Tawarano Onda Dance
(Tawara, Hiyoshi-cho/ Taji Shrine)
A folk entertainment whereby two men, Sakutaro
and Sakujiro, perform the whole process of rice
growing and cultivating. A National Important
Intangible Folk Cultural Asset.
Second Sunday---Kyoto-Taishakuten
Spring Grand Festival
(Funaeda, Yagi-cho/ Kyoto Taishakuten Temple)
The ritual is conducted solemnly around the
main hall. Tea ceremonies and drums give
brilliance to the festival.
Mid May---Otauematsuri Ritual
(Kita, Miyama-cho/ Miyama Kayabukino-Sato)
A ritual to pray for abundant crop for the year.
There will be ancient court music played
while rice-planting maidens in navy kasuri
kimono and red sleeve-cover and sedge hat
stand in line on the rice field and plant the
seedlings.
20th---Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato Water
Spraying
(Kita, Miyama-cho/ Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato)
Discharge test for water guns equipped in the
village cottages. Many amateur photographers
come to take pictures of the sight.
Late May---Miyama Cycle Road
(Kita, Miyama-cho/ around Miyama branch
of the city hall)
A unique bicycle race in Japan that uses
public roads. Anyone can participate in this
race, from beginners to athletes in full speed.
June
Early June---Season open for Ayu fishing
(Miyamagawa river)
First Sunday---Otauematsuri Ritual
(Takei, Sonobe-cho/ Make Shrine)
Maidens for the ritual dance to songs and
drums and use chimaki sticks to express
rice-seedling planting. It is a dance to pray
for abundant crop for the year.
Late June---Season open for Ayu fishing
(Ooigawa river)
July
14th---Toutanokagura Ritual
(Touta, Miyama-cho/ Yasaka Shrine)
Marching group of tengu(long nosed
goblin), oni(ogre), hyottoko(funny faced
man), otafuku(plump woman),and jii(old
man) dance to the sacred music performing
‘Kagura’, ‘Sangiri’, and ‘Nigimakura’ .
Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Asset.
Mid July---Hiyoshi Summer Fireworks Festival
(Naka, Hiyoshi-cho/ around Springs Hiyoshi)
The gate room of Hiyoshi Dam will be open
to public. There will be fish catching games
for children and food & souvenir wagons in
the evening. Big skyrocket fireworks are shot
from the bottom of the dam.
August
First Weekend---Miyama Cycle Green Tour
(Miyama-cho)
A series of events to enjoy nature activities
Tawarano Onda Dance
Ohno Dam Maple Festival
and cycling. There are various programs to
devour the vast nature of Miyama through
cycling for all generations.
14th---Kyoto Nantan City Fireworks Festival
(Yagi-cho/ around Ooibashi Bridge)
Thousands of lanterns will be floated on the
river to send off spirits of ancestors. After
the floating, 5000 skyrockets color the sky
glamorously.
Mid August---Ayu Festival(Miyama)
(Naka, Miyama-cho/ Miyama Town Nature
Cultural Village)
You can enjoy ayu catching in the crystal
clear water of Miyamagawa. There will be
food wagons, mocha-making, skyrocket
fireworks, and bon-dances.
20th 23rd---Rokusainenbutsuodori Ritual
(Misato, Yagi-cho/ Saikoji Temple)
On the nights of the rituals for the high monk
(20th) and Jizo-bon (23rd) , yukata dressed
people dance striking drums and bells.
Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Asset.
24th---Makiyamanotaimatsu Torch Ritual
(Nakaseki, Hiyoshi-cho/ Fumonnin)
A complex fire-worshipping festival that
is a mixture of mandoro lantern ritual and
worshipping of Atago mountain by the
Kitayama and Tamba people. Fire-lit torches
big and small blaze in the summer night sky.
Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Asset.
24th---Agematsu(Matsuage)
(Tsurugaoka・Morisato・Ashiu, Miyama-cho)
A tall cypress lumber called toroki holds a fire
catcher at the top. People through their burning
torches into the catcher to pray for family well-
being and abundant crop for the year.
Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Asset.
September
Late September---Memorial Service for
Tamaiwa Jizo Statue
(Yotsuya, Hiyoshi-cho/ Tamaiwa-Jizo statue)
The jizo is known as the caretaker for longlife and safe labor. It was made in memory
of Lady priest Yaobikuni of Wakasa. Many
people gather for the ceremony.
October
On National Sports Holiday---Karasu
Dengaku Dance
(Kashihara, Miyama-cho/ Kawakami Shrine)
A funny dance per formed to pray for
abundant crop and to ward off karasu(crows).
Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Asset.
Mid October---Make Shrine Shinkosai Ritual
(Takei, Sonobe-cho/ Make Shrine)
Portable shrine and chigo children march along.
Performances of ‘Neri’ and ‘Sumo ritual’ will be
shown at midnight in shrine resting spots.
On the second day there will be yabusame
(archery shot from a galloping horse) and
ritual of shaking paper lined wand and
archery by chigo children.
Mid October---Tawarano Kakkosuri
(Tawara, Hiyoshi-cho/ Taji Shrine)
Dancers of kakkosuri holding kakko drums dance
to the music of flutes and drums and Sanyare
songs around and around the four chigo children.
Prefectural Intangible Folk Cultural Asset.
Kyoto Nantan City Fireworks Festival
21st---Yabusame Ritual
(Hidokoro, Yagi-cho/ Hatahisa Shrine)
Men in traditional game costumes shoot
arrows to a cedar board from a galloping
horseback to fortune-tell harvest of the
coming year.
Third Sunday---Umagake of Hiyoshi Shrine
(Goma, Hiyoshi-cho/ Hiyoshi Shrine)
A ritual of yabusame in the autumn festival.
The horses run in the horse track in front of the
shrine and the rider performs arrow-shooting.
Late October---Hiyoshi Mizunomori Festa
(Goma, Hiyoshi-cho/ Hiyoshi Dam)
Flea market and shops selling local products
gather for the event. Local mascot characters
shows are held.
November
Early November-Late March---Kyoto Illumiere
(Okawachi, Sonobe-cho/ Ruri-kei Onsen)
One of the largest illumination events in Kansai
District. Ten Billion LED lights sparkle the
place. Aurora shows create a scene of fantasy.
3rd---Miyama Furusatomatsuri
(Shima, Miyama-cho/ around Miyama
branch of the city hall)
There will be shops selling fresh vegetables
and processed foods, competitive shows for
agricultural and forestry products, and stage
shows. A walking event ‘Miyama One Day
March’ will be held, too.
Mid October---Ohno Dam Maple Festival
(Kashihara, Miyama-cho/ Ohno Dam Park)
Shop wagons selling famous restaurant
menus, fresh vegetables, home-made
delicacies and local specialty goods gather
under the beautifully colored maple trees by
the dam lake.
23rd---Rakunomatsuri Dairy Festival
(Naka, Miyama-cho/ Miyama Town
Natural Cultural Village)
Shop wagons selling Miyama products
gather. You can buy first harvest of rice,
vegetables, milk, venison, and cage-free
eggs. People enjoy events like speeddrinking contest of Miyama milk or the annual
lottery game.
December
1st---Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato Water Spraying
(Kita, Miyama-cho/ Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato)
Discharge test for water guns equipped in the
village cottages. Many amateur photographers
come to take pictures of the sight.
31st---Joyanokane Bells
(Funaeda,Yagi-cho/ Kyoto-Taishakuten)
Along the candle lit approach way, people
ring the 108 bells all the way to Taishakuten.
After ringing the bells and the big ‘Bell of
Joy’, people celebrate coming of a new
year. There will be ‘Hinowakuguri’, a passing
through wheel of fire, and the popular golden
noodles to celebrate new year.
31st---Oharaishiki and Saitansai Rituals
(Misonomachi, Sonobe-cho/ Ikimi-Tenmangu)
New Year’s Festival and mandoro torches are
prepared to celebrate coming and going of
the years. Many people gather for the event
and get charms and Shinto charm arrows.
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Kurodaiz
Kurodaizu richen their taste from the severe
cold in the nights and warmth in the days.
There are numerous ways to enjoy kurodaizu;
boiled beans, glacé, confectionery, and other
processed foods. Edamame of kurodaizu are
the best in its rich taste and sweetness.
NANTAN Specialty Products
Marché
Fresh vegetables
Kyototamba has been the pantry
for Kyoto citizens’ kitchens. You
can find stands selling fresh
vegetables here and there, as
well as the roadside stations.
Go and get some locally-made
fresh, reliable, safe vegetables.
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Kyoto-Chickens are
carefully bred in a rich
natural environment.
That is why their
meat is low fat and
healthy. You will love
the taste more with
each bite. The eggs
they produce are rich
owing to the food
and the cage-free
environment.
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hestnut
Tamba c
Matsutake
mushroom
Tamba chestnuts are said to
have been offered to emperors
and shoguns for generations.
It is unique for its big size and
sweet smell.
It is a must item for making
Japanese confectionery
wagashi. You can enjoy them
in candied chestnuts, cooked
chestnuts, and chestnut rice.
Matsutake is hailed as the
king of autumn palate. The
Tamba Matsutake is famous
and the best among all
mushrooms with its good
texture and flavor.
Miso
It takes good time and effort
to nurture miso.
There are black miso made
of Tamba kurodaizu(black
beans) as well as white ones
from shirodaizu(white beans).
Enjoy its rich taste and flavor.
Nantan rice is produced in this
rich land of crystal clear water
and unique climate where
temperature swings drastically.
All these add up to the delicious
rice of Nantan, beating any other
rice in Japan.
Rice
Honmoroko is made using fallowed
lands. With its sweet and odorless meat,
honmoroko is valued as a high grade fish
among other river fish.
Agake, Miyama-cho
(next to Roadside Station Miyama Fureai
Hiroba)
Miyama Fishermen’s Union
0771-75-0210
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Wild deer that live in
the mountains and
fed in the natural
environment produce
good meat containing
high protein, low
calorie, and a lot
o f i ro n . T h e y c a n
be used in various
menus like roast, cutlet, croquette, curry
rice because the
venison flavor is quite
odorless.
Milk
Miyama
The good milk produced in Miyama’s pastoral
environment and cool and clear water is carefully
sterilized so that it keeps its rich taste. You
can enjoy the flavor and sweetness of pure
raw milk. Custard puddings and cheese are
popular products here. Gelatos that use Miyama
produced ingredients also have many fans.
Agake, Miyama-cho
(inside Road Station Miyama Fureai Hiroba)
Miyamanomegumi Dairy Studio
0771-75-0815
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The summer palate loved by many.
Miyamagawa river (upstream of
Yuragawa river) flows from Ashiu forest.
The Miyamagawa ayu is truly the best.
Miyama ayu was the second-prize winner
three years in a row in a nationwide
contest of best-tasting ayu in beautiful
rivers of Japan.
Agake, Miyama-cho
(next to Roadside Station Miyama Fureai
Hiroba)
Miyama Fishermen’s Union
0771-75-0210
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‘West Saba Trade Road’,
one of Scenic Byway
Japan, passes through
Miyama. From old times,
Miyama has been a transit
for Wakasatakahama and
Kyoto. Saba-zushi has
been a home-made feast
for celebration occasions.
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Botan-na
Wild boars that run
around freely and eat
chestnuts and acorns
in the mountains
produce good meat
with good quality fat.
Its flavor is pleasant
with a unique umami.
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Miyama
Miyamaji ‘Sake no Yakata’
Minami Shintakase 13, Miyama-cho
0771-77-0007
Fukui Prefecture
Ooi Town
▲
Tokinzan mountain
871
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Horikoshi Tunnel
A direct sales store where you can
buy the sake ‘Miyama tengori’
exclusively made in traditional style
here, with the Miyama rice and clear
water of Miyamagawa river. You can
also try sampling sake and a tour
round the sake cellar.
Shinto shrine
Restaurant
／Souvenirs
Waterfall
Buddhist temple
Accommodation
Medical facility
Onsen
Roadside Station
City Hall
162
▲
Important Preservation Districts
for Groups of Traditional Buildings
Agematsu
Agematsu
34
Joganji Temple
(Chubudera)
Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato
・Kitamura
・Kaya-no-sato
・Miyama Archive of
Local History and Folklore
Morisato
Agematsu
Mount Chorogadake
917
The Birthplace of
Ninsei Nonomura
The Ishida House
51
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Miyama Branch
NPO Corporation
Miyama Satoyamasha
Niji-no-ko
Miniature
Golf Course
Ohno Dam
Ohno Dam Park
Aseri Station
Wachi Station
50
Ichiba
27
Roadside Station
Miyama Fureai Hiroba
(Miyama Tourism
Association Head Office)
MatsugaseOhashi bridge
Doso Shrine
Kyotamba Town
To Fukuchiyama
Miyama
Ebisaka-toge
pass
Miyama-Yamazato
Market
(Sundays only)
Kagurazaka
Tunnel
Tomita
9
Hospital attached to Meiji University
of Integrative Medicine
Kozumi Water Park
Meiji University
of Integrative Medicine
Shinkyudaigakumae Station
Suzunoyama Field Archery Club
173
80
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Crown Hills Kyoto Golf Club
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Mountain Lodge
Hiyoshi Forest
Resort
Funaoka Station
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Yawaragi-no-sato Miyama Ebisuya
In-town Roadside Station Miyama is a
tourist information exchange facility with
souvenir shops and local specialties and
fresh vegetables.
There is a place to eat inside the facility
where you can enjoy seasons’ best foods.
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364
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Kyoto City
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Shizuhara Kakiuchi 9-2, Miyama-cho 0771-75-2123
Open:9:00-18:00(winter seasons 10:00-17:00) Closed Tues.
477
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Nantan City Hiyoshi-Cho Archive
of Local History and Folklore
Kasuga Shrine
Roadside Station
Kyoto-Shinkoetsu Village
Miyama
443
162
Shima Honoki 21, Miyama-cho
0771-75-1777
Open:Apr.-Nov. 10:00-16:30
Closed Mon.(closed Tues. when
the Mon. is a holiday)
Closed Dec. through Mar.
The art museum is renovated from a 150
year old thatched cottage. It exhibits
paintings, ceramic arts, glass works, and
wood works of artists in turn.
The history museum exhibits 1000
categories of historically-rare everyday
tools and documents.
There is a water harp cave where you can
listen to the clear musical sound of water.
477
Roadside Station Woody Keihoku
Hiyoshi Dam
Hiyoshi Dam Visitors Center
STIHL-no-mori-Kyoto
（Pref. Forest Hiyoshi）
Asakura Shrine
Sonobe IC
Makiyamanotaimatsu
Torch Ritual
Roadside Station
Springs Hiyoshi・
Hiyoshi Onsen
JR
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To Sasayama
Joshokoji Temple
Fuefuki Shrine
Omukai Nagomi
Farm Park
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Roadside Station
Kyotamba Ajimu-no-sato
Roadside Station
Tamba Markeds
Hiyoshi
Tourism Association
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Kyotamba PA
Ukyo-ku Keihoku
Hiyoshi
Hiyoshi Branch
Komo
Roadside Station
Mizuhonosato・Sarabiki
162
78
19
Lifelong Learning Center
YU-you-HIYOSHI
445
Kyoto City
Shimosasae
Goma General Sports Field Youthland
Kayabuki Music Hall
Kyotamba Mizuho IC
▲
Miyama Kayabuki Art
Museum/Museum of Local
History and Traditional
Crafts
Hiyoshi Shrine
Goma Station
Registered Tangible Cultural Property
To Kifune・
Kurama
Shinadaniyama mountain
881
19
Gokasho
Baseball Stadium
Taji Shrine
50
Sasari-toge pass
38
Miyawaki
Okayasu Shrine
Lowland
watershed
Sasari
Fukami Tunnel
Hatago Farm Village Park
Hatago Fureai Farm for Visitors
27
Okuhatchozan mountain
752
Furiiku Omaru market(weekends & holidays only)
Tamaiwa-Jizo statue
Shimoyama Station
▲
Jinden-no-mizu water
Yawaragi-no-sato
Miyama Ebisuya
Izumi-Ohashi
bridge
Miyama Kayabuki
Art Museum
Museum of Local
History and
Traditional Crafts
Miyama
Cultural Hall
173
▲
Hananoki-Danyama mountain
704
162
Miyama-Cho
Forestry
Association
Miyama
Branch
To Ayabe
Miyama Clinic
368
Bank of Kyoto
Miyama branch
12
Izumi
▲
Hosabiyama mountain
750
an K
aido
Tachiki Station
Ohara Shrine
Matsuage
Shuz
Roadside Station Nagomi
▲
Mount Tengudake
929
38
12
Kyotamba Wachi IC
▲
Mount Mikunidake
959
Mountain Lodge Ashiu
Miyama Town Nature
Cultural Village Kajika Inn
Rennyo
Waterfall
162
Miyama
To Ayabe JCT
To Ayabe
Shiraozan
mountain
749
Nagatani
Sports Ground
NPO corporation Ashiu Nature School
Visitors Farm Ewa Land
Karato Ravine
Kita
▲
▲
Ashiu Research Forest
Yasaka Shrine
369
The Little Indigo
Museum
Suwa Shrine
Important Cultural Property
Miyama
Hachigamine mountain
800
Tsurugaoka
Ayabe-Miyazu
Road
MAP
N
50
Kyoto Taishakuten Temple
wa
477
Chitoseyama
mountain
622
▲
162
12
To P11-12
12
Doso Shrine
50
Ichiba
Hiyoshi
Fukami Tunnel
Kayabuki Music Hall
Yagi
19
The world famous Seiler Piano Duo transferred an old
temple hall in Fukui Prefecture to this place and made
it into a concert hall.Concerts are held early summer
and autumn. National Tangible Cultural Asset.
Kamigomaminami 2, Hiyoshi-cho
075-781-9003(Kayabuki Music Hall Office)
To Ayabe
Ebisaka-toge
pass
Miyama-Yamazato
Market
Kagurazaka
Tunnel
Lowland
watershed
27
Kyotamba Town
19
Goma General Sports Field Youthland
Kayabuki Music Hall
Kyotamba Mizuho IC
Hospital attached to Meiji University
of Integrative Medicine
Kozumi Water Park
Meiji University
of Integrative Medicine
Lifelong Learning Center
YU-you-HIYOSHI
Tomita
445
9
Shinkyudaigakumae Station
Suzunoyama Field Archery Club
173
80
Kyotamba PA
Lin
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Tsutsukowake Shrine
19
Funaoka Station
Asakura Shrine
Kyoto-Shinkoetsu Village
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Kasuga Shrine
Sonobe IC
Roadside Station
Kyoto-Shinkoetsu Village
Sonobe-Kawaramachi
Kuroda Burial
Funasaka
Ryoonji Temple
Ikimi-Tenmangu
Shrine
Nantan City Hall
Kam
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r
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Yagi-Naka IC
162
Momiji-toge
View Point
▲
Takao
Mitsuzukoyama mountain
728
To Kyoto-Gojotenjingawa
477
Mawaritaike pond
408
Oyamazumi Shrine
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173
Miyagawa
Ruri-kei Onsen
Ruri-kei Golf Club
Miyama mountain
791
Haragatawa
Tunnel
Pote Pote Park
Osaka
Prefecture
Nose Town
173
To Kawanishi
Ruri-kei Ravine
Boat Rentals
Lake Tsutenko
Kameoka City
Chiyokawa IC
Ohkawachi
▲
▲
Miyazaki
▲
Hangokusan mountain
774
Aryuzan-Zuisenji Temple
9
Namikawa Station
477
Roadside Station
Galleria Kameoka
372
372
Yunohana Onsen
The first landlord Yoshichika Koide
built the castle in 1619. Today, it is the
premises of Sonobe Pref. High School
and Junior High. The Gate of the
castle is used as the school gate now.
Kozakuracho 97, Sonobe-cho
Kameoka Station
Hozugawa-Kudari
Boarding Site
Ruri-kei Ravine Prefectural
Mountain Lodge for Youths
Sonobe
Remains of Sonobe Castle
Chiyokawa Station
Ooi IC
Atagoyama mountain
924
Kameoka IC
To Kyoto Station
Jokyoji temple
Hidamari Café
Bank of Kyoto Sonobe branch
JA Kyoto Sonobe branch
Kyoto
Shinkin
Sonobe Honmachi
Bank
Sonobe Sonobetannikai
Myokoji temple
branch Hospital
Sonobe Labor Standard
Nantan City Hall
Nanyoji temple
Inspection Office
HelloWork Sonobe
Sonobe Park
Job Placement Office
Kyodenji
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Central
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Nantan City International
Sonobe General Branch for
Exchange Hall
Sonobe
Prefectural Promotion
Ikimi-Tenmangu
Kaiyo-Center
Administration Office of Kyoto
Shrine
Sports Facility
al
54
▲
372
Gallery motte
Machiyakobo Ibuki
Sonobe Community Hall
Sonobe Park
Athletic Sports Field
Remains of
Sonobe Castle
Sonobe High School
Honpukuji temple
Kyoto St.Catalina
Sonobe Station-front
High School
Police Box
Kyoto College
of Medical Science
Sonobe Station
Nambu Community Center
To Kyoto
Umahori Station
To Kyoto
Kasuga Shrine
Kyoto Architectural
Super College Of Design
Torokko Kameoka Station
To Ikeda
din
gitu
Lon
Rurikeiguchi
Hofukuji temple
Taiju-kannondo
temple
Nantan Police Office 〒
Kyosenji temple
Suitengu Shrine
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Hidokoro Chapel
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Yagi Bio-ecology
Center
Yagi-Cho Quick
Hot Spring Stand
Ma
Yagi
Shirosaki 19 To Hiyoshi
Shrine
Sonobe-Kawaramachi
Nihon Velvet Kogyo Co.
To Kyotamba
n
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Kyo ressw
Exp
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Yagi
Branch
477
Detailed Map of Sonobe
Himuro・
Hatahisa Shrine
Himuro-noSato
Kasuga Shrine
To Kyoto
mb
Yagi-Higashi IC
Hiyoshi Shrine
-In
Otoba Forest
Adventure Park
9
Ooigawa Green Park
Kyoto Shinkin Bank Yagi branch
O
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Monument of Joan Naito
Nantan City Chamber
of Commerce
and Industry Museum
▲
25
Chijouin
JA Kyoto Yagi branch
Banko of Kyoto Yagi branch
a
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Nantan PA
rest area
Yagi
Police Box
162
San
Minami-Hatta
Yoshitomi
Kuchitamba Prefectural
Welfare Hall for Workers
JR
477
Amabiki
MongakuFureai Park
Nantan Public Hospital
Yagi Branch
Yagi Community Hall
To K
Sonobe
Amabiki Tunnel
To Tannan-Sasayamaguchi IC
Kuchiudo
Oh’okuri Shrine
Sumiyoshi 477
Shrine
Yagi Canoe House
Welfare Center
for Elderly Citizens
Yagi Kaiyo-Center Sports Facility
9
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Nishichiku Community
Park
Yoshitomi Station
Nishi-Kyoto
Paraglider
practice field
Momiji-toge
pass
Seigenji Temple
Chieji temple
Shimizu Funainosato
477
Chitoseyama
mountain
622
50
Day-service Center
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Yagi-Nishi IC
Oka Shrine
na
Hyogo Prefecture
Sasayama City
Tokuunji
Temple
Remains of
Sonobe Castle
454
Nantan municipal
Cultural Museum
City Hall
di
453
Saikoji
Temple
477
Roadside Station
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Kuhonji Temple
Onsen
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Sonobe Station
Medical facility
Detailed Map of Yagi
join in activities such as baking, pizza
cooking, pottery, and paper making.
(reservation required)
Hidokoro Akami 21-1, Yagi-cho
0771-43-1128 Closed Mon.
477
awa
Kyoto Taishakuten Temple
25
Accommodation
Lo
54
Buddhist temple
Himuro-no-Sato
You can
feed the friendly
Kyoto
City ostriches, or
Shuzan
Nantan City Hiyoshi-Cho Archive
of Local History and Folklore
JR
9
Waterfall
Yagi
Hiyoshi Dam
Hiyoshi Dam Visitors Center
STIHL-no-mori-Kyoto
（Pref. Forest Hiyoshi）
Ooigawa river
To Sasayama
Restaurant
／Souvenirs
Roadside Station Woody Keihoku
e
Tamba IC
477
162
Roadside Station
Springs Hiyoshi・
Hiyoshi Onsen
Omukai Nagomi
Farm Park
There is a challenge course for
beginners who want to give it a try,
and a guide course for those who
wish to improve. It’s a safe field for
any beginners because there are no
private houses or electric wires nearby.
Tamanoi, Yagi-cho 090-2285-7243
(BIRDS Paraglider School)
Shinto shrine
364
Fuefuki Shrine
Hiyoshi
Tourism Association
Roadside Station
Tamba Markeds
Roadside Station
Kyotamba Ajimu-no-sato
Nishi-Kyoto Paraglider
practice field477
443
Makiyamanotaimatsu
Torch Ritual
Hiyoshi Station
Crown Hills Kyoto Golf Club
Mountain Lodge
Hiyoshi Forest
Resort
Hiyoshi
Hiyoshi Branch
Komo
Roadside Station
Mizuhonosato・Sarabiki
Yagi
Joshokoji Temple
Gokasho
Baseball Stadium
Hiyoshi Shrine
Goma Station
Registered Tangible Cultural Property
Yagi
78
Taji Shrine
50
Ukyo-ku Keihoku
Shuz
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aido
173
Kyoto City
Shimosasae
Okayasu Shrine
162
Sonobe
N
The park rich in green is located by
the Mongaku pond. You can enjoy
camping at tent sites and log houses.
Enjoy barbeque in the grass field
zone. Cherry blossoms fill the park in
springtime.
Murohashi Yamada 7, Yagi-cho
0771-42-5366(Sports For All)
(Sundays only)
Tamaiwa-Jizo statue
Shimoyama Station
Hiyoshi
Mongaku-Fureai Park
Hatago Farm Village Park
Hatago Fureai Farm for Visitors
To Fukuchiyama
MAP
Miyawaki
27
Tenjingawa river Traditional Arts
Super College Of Kyoto
Kyoto College Of Arts And Crafts
Sonobe Tax Office
Sonobe Branch of
District Legal Affairs Bureau
To Kutsukake IC
15
14
Access Guide
161
Sea of Japan
Imajo
178
482
Nodagawa
176
426
Yoka ; Hyonosen
426
9
Wadayama
9
Wadayama
Kyoto Jukan
Expressway
(Ayabe-Miyazu segment)
312
Ayabe JCT
Ayabe
312
428
175
Osaka
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Kyotanabe
25
Kizu
Nara
170
Yao
165
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Tenri
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Nixpre 169
E
26
Higashiura
369
Sakai JCT
Gose
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Kansai International Airport JCT
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370
2Hr 15Min. by Tokaido Shinkansen
50Min. by Sonobe.Miayama Tour round bus
(seasonal. Reservation required)
88Min. by Limousine bus
JR Kyoto
Station
36Mins.
by JR Sagano Line
Express
JR Sonobe
Station
10Min.
by San-in Main Line
Expressway
Oyamazaki JCT
Kyoto Jukan Expressway
Maizuru Wakasa Road
About 50 Min. by City Bus
(you may have to transfer)
About 50 Min. by City Bus (you may have to transfer)
55Min. by Limousine bus
Meishin
JR Hiyoshi
Station
※Buses leave from Sonobe St. or Hiyoshi St.,
depending on times and days of the week.
About 50Min. by regular bus(you may have to transfer)
Ruri-kei Ravine
7Min.
Kutsukake IC
12Min.
by Kyoto
Jukan Expressway
Ayabe JCT
Chiyokawa IC
8Min.
8Min.
by Kyoto Jukan Expressway
30Min. by public road
Sonobe IC
40Min. by Pref. R19&R38
Miyama Kayabuki-no-Sato
75Min. by JR Kanku Lmt. Express Haruka
25Min. by public road
Accessible
from
Tsuge
To Kameyama
ad
Ro
Matsubara
JCT
Osaka Bay
28
30Min.
by Natl. R9
By car
Shinmeishin Expressway
307
Kadoma
Tennoji
To Wakayama
Osaka
International
Airport(Itami)
Kumiyama
ass
By-p
Keiji
Uji
Oji
Awaji
Kansai
International
Airport
Amaga
saki
Kobe Airport
Akashi Strait
Tokyo
171
Osaka International
Airport(Itami)
Nishinomiya
Tarumi JCT
Ibaraki
Suita JCT
Ikeda ; Kibe
Kobe
Kyoto Minami
Oyamazaki
423
Takarazuka
9
M
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Li
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Minoh
Green
Road
Kyoto
Kameoka
Kutsukake
477
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Kinkressway
Exp
Kobe Nishi
Kobe Awaji Naruto Expressway
Tsuna ; Ichinomiya
173
Kobe
JCT
Miki JCT
Akashi
Hokudan
372
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Kusatsu
i
Me
JR
Yamashina
Ku
sat
Ritto
Otsu
su
Lin
Kusatsu JCT
e
Seta Higashi
1
Shigaraki
Kyoto Higashi
Omihachiman
477
Sonobe
Yagi
Chiyokawa
JR Sagano Line
To
ka
ido
372
Sanyo Himeji Higashi
Hikone
161
Hiyoshi
Sonobe
J
Li R F
ne uk
uc
hi
Sanda Nishi
ya
m
a
Sanda
Yokawa JCT
Chugok
u Expres
sway
Himeji
JR
Ma San
in L -In
ine
Goma
Tamba
Maibara
JCT
162
Nantan City
27
9
JR
Ba
nt
an
Li
ne
Banta
n Acces
s Road
JR Kakogawa
Line
Nagahama
To Nagoya
・Tokyo
Lake Biwa
367
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an
gm
Juk ay a se
oto sw mb
Ky pres o-Ta
Ex yot
(K
Nantan Shinoyamaguchi
Nishiwakishi
Fukusaki
JR Sanyo
Main Line
Kyotamba Wachi
173
Kasuga
Tanigawa
To Okayama
To Okayama
8
303
175
176
Kinomoto
Kaminaka
Obama Nishi
Maizuru Higashi
161
303
Ayabe ; Ankokuji
Ayabe
Maizuru Wakasa
Expressway
JR
Hikami
Wakasa ; Kaminaka
Obama
27
Obama
Maizuru Nishi
Kyotamba Mizuho
427
Wakasa ; Mikata
Omishiotsu
162
Nishi Maizuru
175
Fukuchiyama
Kit
Expakinki
Fukuchiyama
ress Toy
way ook
a
429
Miyazu
Miyazu ; Amanohashidate
Higashi
JR Obama Line
27
Maizuru
Oitakahama
Maizuru Oe
JR
Lin Maiz
e
uru
Toyooka
Konotori Tajima
Airport
Iwataki
guchi
312
Tsuruga
Wakasa ; Mihama
Mihama
Wakasa Bay
Mineyama
Kumihama
178
Tsuruga
iku y
kur swa
Ho pres
Ex
To Tottori
365
Amino
Kizu
Onsen
Kinosaki
Onsen
Ky
Miyoto Tan
afuk go R
u Lin ailw
ay
e
Line
ay
ailw
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to T o Li
Kyoiyatoy
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JR San-
22Min.
45Min. by Natl. R 27, Pref. R 12&R 38
Kyotamba Wachi IC
References
Nantan City Commerce and Industry Tourism Department
TEL：0771-68-0050 http://www.city.nantan.kyoto.jp/
Miyama Tourism Association
TEL：0771-75-1906 http://www.miyamanavi.net/
Hiyoshi Tourism Association
TEL：0771-72-0196 http://www.hiyoshikanko.com/
Yagi Tourism Association
TEL：0771-42-2232
Nantan
City Tourist
Ambassador
Yuppi
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/nantan.kyoto
Nantan
City Tourist
Ambassador
Sakura-chan
Issued
Nantan City Agricultural and Forestry Division Commerce and Industry Tourism Department
〒 622-8651 47 Kozakuramachi Sonobe-cho Natan City, Kyoto Prefecture
TEL：0771-68-0050 FAX：0771-63-0654 E-mail kankou@city.nantan.kyoto.jp URL http://www.city.nantan.kyoto.jp/
2016.1 01