Things to Do
Tachiki-kannon Temple
The grounds of Tachiki-kannon Temple are located up a flight of 800 steep stone steps.
Overview
Access
- JR Biwako Line Ishiyama Station by bus Take the "Oishi" bound bus and climb the 800 stone steps (15-30 min. on foot) immediately after alighting at the "Tachiki-kannon Mae" bus stop
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