Discover hidden stories of northern Lake Biwa through guided walks, local legends, temple culture, and quiet lakeside landscapes.

Our Fishing Guides are the most relaxing and happy time in your trip to Japan.

The Hachiman Moat Tour allows you to take to the stunning Hachiman Moats in a Japanese-style boat.

Our “Snow Appreciation Ships” set sail on Lake Biwa during the winter months.

Lanterns placed around the town and along the Hachiman Moat bring out a sense refinement and emotion.

Yanmar Marina is one of the few marinas found on the eastern bank of Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan.

We wish to provide not only a means of transport, but also hospitality, smiles, and reassurance.

Shinki Bus Tours LIMON provide easily accessible, fun bus trips.

Biwako Terrace offers a sophisticated resort for adults and delivers soaring views looking out over the lake.

Such scenes as the “Evening Glow at Seta” and the “Autumn Moon at Ishiyama” have been immortalized by the famous ukiyo-e painter Hiroshige Utagawa of the late Edo period (1603 – 1868) in his Eight Views of Omi.

Kohoku Mizudori Station is located inside a water bird park that is visited by a variety of wild birds throughout the year.

In May, the route taken by the Shizugatake Lift passes beautifully blooming fringed iris.

The Lake Biwa Tour departs from Nagahama and tours Lake Biwa in an amphibious bus.

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Conveniently located along National Route 161, which runs north and south along the western shore of Lake Biwa, this roadside station is an excellent stop for shopping and dining in Takashima City.

Aito Marguerite Station, always bustling with visitors, functions as a rest spot for travelers on the road and a base for imparting information about the local region.