Top Things to do in Shiga Prefecture
Top Hotels in Shiga Prefecture
- 1. Biwako Hotel
- 2. Lake Biwa Otsu Prince Hotel
- 3. Okubiwako Makino Grand Park Hotel
- 4. Reiah Hotel Ohtsu Ishiyama
- 5. Lake Biwa Marriott Hotel
- 6. Hotel Route Inn Higashiohmi Yokaichi Ekimae
- 7. Yokaichi Royal Hotel
- 8. Hotel Boston Plaza Kusatsu Biwako
- 9. Comfort Hotel Hikone
- 10. Hotel & Resorts NAGAHAMA
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The 10 Best Transportation in Shiga Prefecture, Kinki
Discover the best top things to do in Shiga Prefecture, Japan including Shiga MK Taxi, Mt. Hachiman Ropeway, Biwako Kisen Michigan Cruise, Shizugatake Lifts, Ohmi Marine, Sakamoto Cable, Shigaraki Kohgen Railway, Biwako Valley Ropeway, Omi Railway, Mame Bus.
Restaurants in Shiga Prefecture
1. Shiga MK Taxi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
2. Mt. Hachiman Ropeway
3. Biwako Kisen Michigan Cruise
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 104 reviews
MICHIGAN CRUISE There are three Michigan Cruises to choose from,with different options for your enjoyment. The Michigan is a wonderful paddle boat which cruises around the south part of Lake Biwa. Once on board, you can enjoy great music and events, as well as a variety of meals from light snacks to buffet and course meals. The magnificent 360 degree panoramic view from the Michigan sky deck (top floor) will take your breath away. There are three Michigan cruise courses: The Michigan 80 is an 80 minute daytime cruise where you can enjoy meals and events on board as well as the magnificent Lake Biwa scenery. The Michigan 60 is a 60 minute evening cruise for an easy way to see the lake, and the Michigan Night Cruise is a chance to experience the beauty of the lake in the evening and at night, along with a meal and onboard events. Passengers can also come on board at Niono-hama Sightseeing Port and Yanagasaki Lakeside Park Port. We look forward to seeing you.
4. Shizugatake Lifts
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 22 reviews
5. Ohmi Marine
6. Sakamoto Cable
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 123 reviews
- Longest railway in Japan: 2,025m Starting operation in 1927, this cable car railway has since that time been the main route connecting Hieizan Enryaku-ji Temple , a World Heritage Site, and the Sakamoto area, which flourished as a temple town of Enryaku-ji Temple and is known for its stone walls, Our two European-style cable cars, the En-go(meaning "bond car") and the Fuku-go(meaning"happiness car"), have attracted many passengers.
