The Kannon Hall, which underwent a major renovation in the Reiwa era in 2022, is called the "Kugi-nashi-do" (meaning "hall without nails") because it was built without the use of nails. It is an extremely rare opportunity to see all 19 Buddhist statues in one place.

The impressive collection is full of highlights
The museum houses a valuable collection of calligraphy and tea ceremony related items, including the "Sen no Rikyu Picture" (Important Cultural Property) of Sen no Rikyu at the age of 62.

In addition to the regular spring exhibition, there will be a special exhibition of the National Treasure "Daito Kokushi's Calligraphy: Keirin Ge and Nangaku Ge."

An ancient temple that stands on the Hinenosho ruins and is a national treasure and important cultural property
Founded in the second year of the reign of Emperor Tenmu (673), this temple is home to a pagoda designated as a national treasure and a main hall designated as an important cultural property, and is a part of the Hinenosho ruins that conveys its historical value.

The small Tahoto Pagoda is considered one of the three most famous pagodas in Japan, and this time the principal image of the pagoda, the statue of Dainichi Nyorai, will be open to the public. Only the exterior of the Kondo (Important Cultural Property) will be open to the public.

Attracted by the depth of Japanese painting
The museum has a collection of approximately 400 works by famous modern and contemporary Japanese artists, including Japanese painters who have received the Order of Culture, such as Yokoyama Taikan, Uemura Shōen, and Takeuchi Seihō, and is promoting the appeal of Japanese painting.

Make your own glass creations
A craft experience where you can manipulate flames at a glass rod manufacturing factory and make glass beads and other glass beads with your own hands.

A purple sea of clouds fills the wisteria garden on the Kumano Highway
The Kajimoto family garden is home to 40,000 clusters of Noda wisteria, over 40 years old. From the observation deck, you can enjoy the view of the wisteria, which resembles a sea of purple clouds.

Kaizuka Village: Experience the forest and agriculture
This forest complex, which combines farming, food, and lodging, offers glamping, harvesting experiences, a direct sales store, and BBQs on its vast grounds. Enjoy nature within an hour's drive from the city.

Make your own Senshu specialty products and take them home as souvenirs!
You can experience making pickled water eggplant, a local Senshu specialty, which you can take home in an insulated bag.

One of the most famous places in Hannan City
Founded during the Kyoho era, you can tour the sake brewery and main house, which are both registered as tangible cultural properties of the country.

Enjoy the tour and then go shopping
You can see the manufacturing process of the classic Osaka souvenir "Milk Manju Tsukikage" and also get to sample freshly baked Tsukikage.