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This is a famous temple enshrining the Dragon king, a guardian god which many
fishermen in Japan acknowledge. Behind the temple, there is “Kaibami lake”
which is believed to house the dragon king. Tel 0235-33-3303 |
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Oyama is famous for making “sake”.
The brewery also displays instruments to make sake and old documents related to producing it.
You can tour the sake brewery space and taste sake there. 8:45-16:30 Sunday & national holidays: 8:30 ~ Closed: Jan. 1st to 3rd Charge: 100 yen Tel 0235-33-3262 |
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At the bottom of Mt. Takadate, one of the 100 mountains selected for forest baths, there are two lakes. One is called “Kamiike”
covered with lotus flowers and the other is “Shimoike” a paradise for migratory birds.
Both lakes are popular for walking around. They are registered in the Ramsar List of 2008. Oyama Tourism Board Tel: 0235-33-3214 |
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It is the best jellyfish aquarium in the world with more than 35 kinds of jellyfish at anytime. You can even enjoy jellyfish dishes at the restaurant. 8:30-17:00 8:30-18:00 (Jul. 20th to Aug. 20th) Open everyday Charge: 800yen for adults; 400yen for junior high school and elementary school students; 150yen for infants. Tel: 0235-33-3036 | |