Top Things to do in Yazu-gun
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Things to do in Yazu-gun, Chugoku: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Yazu-gun, Japan including Naritasan Seiryuji Temple, Wakazakura Benzaiten, Fudoin Iwayado, Wakasa Shukunai Street, The Ishitani Family Residence, Bujoji Temple, Michi-no-Eki Wakasa, Hayabusa Station, Chizushuku, Wakasa Shrine.
1. Naritasan Seiryuji Temple
2. Wakazakura Benzaiten
3. Fudoin Iwayado
4. Wakasa Shukunai Street
5. The Ishitani Family Residence
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 40 reviews
"Ishiya House" with a large Japanese-style house with a large Japanese-style house with over 40 homes, 7 houses and a beautiful Japanese garden. The Ishitani family moved from Tottori Castle to Chizu in the early years of the Genroku Period (1688-1704), and was an old house that flourished here. During the Edo period, he served as a large-scale restaurant and owned a landowner and a post shop wholesaler, and in the Meiji era he worked as a large forestry business owner and a politician who participated in government affairs.
Reviewed By Bananyaa
This old residence was owned by the same family for generations. The bedrooms and tea rooms are kept traditionally but with information for visitors. The gardens are impeccably kept by a third-generation gardener. Every room is beautiful. The garden is old enough to have been visited by samurai, and old wood carvings have been preserved for generations. It is a must-visit location.
6. Bujoji Temple
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Michi-no-Eki Wakasa
8. Hayabusa Station
9. Chizushuku
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By rainyaviel - Okayama, Japan
Chizu is full of rural, mountain views and locations Beautiful streams and forests are everywhere you go, and the restaurants and locations are very friendly to outsiders visiting. It is a good idea to bring or secure personal transportation, as public transit may be difficult to find. Our experience was totally enjoyable, and on more than one occasion people went out of their way to be inviting and personable when we stopped in.
