In Higashiomi you can experience housework, cooking, planting and harvesting.

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.

See the town along the banks of the lake illuminated by 6,000 fireworks.

Experience making Mizuguki-yaki, at any time and open to all.

This ropeway takes around four minutes to transport you from the base of the mountain to the top, from where you can enjoy a sweeping panorama that includes Lake Biwa, Lake Nishinoko and the old town below, all wreathed in the glory of the current season.

How about taking to the river in Higashiomi City, Shiga, for fun and adventure for people of all ages? The natural adventure sports on offer have such exciting names as “canyon swimming” and “shower climbing.

Kyukamura is located amid the rich natural environment of the Biwako Quasi-National Park, and features beautiful cherry blossoms in the spring and popular lake swimming and camping spots in the summer.

This Higashiomi hotel aims to provide a relaxed, at-home atmosphere along with a warm and complete welcome and close attention to detail, bringing a smile to the face of every guest who stays here.

Omihachiman is a quiet place of history and tradition, located in the lake-land of Shiga.

Provides a full range of souvenirs from Shiga, including confections, traditional art and local sake!

Proactively accepts educational tours, study tours and other groups of visitors.

Guesthouse Mio is a traditional Japanese townhouse that was renovated in 2018.