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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Things to do in Shiga Prefecture, Kinki: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Shiga Prefecture, Japan including Rosa & Berry Tawada, Kutsuki Keiryugyo Center, Lake Biwa, Mt. Ibuki, Keiunakan Garden, Kibogaoka Cultural Park, Kyu Chikurinin Garden, Biwako Valley, Aquatic Plants Garden Mizunomori, Mt. Watamuki.
Restaurants in Shiga Prefecture
1. Rosa & Berry Tawada
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Great facility where children and adults can have fun together through 'seeing, 'experiencing', 'learning' and 'eating'. Enjoy a relaxing walk through the beautiful garden in harmony with its natural surroundings and satisfy your appetite at an authentic buffet-styled restaurant, barbecue restaurant, and cafe. You can also enjoy making crafts or bread at our workshops. "Shaun the Sheep Farm garden", the new spot where "Shaun the Sheep" is brought to life in the real world, has opened on the hillside of Rosa & Berry Tawada!
2. Kutsuki Keiryugyo Center
3. Lake Biwa
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By niuyunsheng - Singapore, Singapore
See japan through the eyes of the locals. Took the jr train to omi-takashima and walked 30mins through some scenic places to reach the torii gate
4. Mt. Ibuki
5. Keiunakan Garden
6. Kibogaoka Cultural Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 28 reviews
7. Kyu Chikurinin Garden
8. Biwako Valley
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 308 reviews
You can enjoy the terrace of Lake Biwa with a magnificent view overlooking Lake Biwa, Japan's elevation of 1,100 meters, north-south panorama. Attractions such as Skywalker and Zip Line are also available (reservation required). It is famous as the closest ski resort in the Kansai area.
Reviewed By koa182 - London, United Kingdom
For ski or snowboard, Biwako Valley Resort offer everything you need. You can rent almost everything like jacket (in a wide range of colour and size), pants, googles, boots, snowboard, skis, pole, hamlet at the Rental Centre off the carpark. You need to bring your own groves and wooly hat. There is no Rental Centre at the top of the mountain. Make sure you rent everything you need before you take the ropeway to the top. Some of the Japanese staffs at Rental Centre can speak English and they are very helpful.
