A long-standing Shiga brewery with 450 years of history, they brew and sell local sake.

Kamo-jinja Shrine is also known for its famous water called “Isame no Shimizu.

The folding fan gallery allows you to experience painting onto a folding fan to create your own original fan.

In an atmospheric old castle town, Katsuno in Takashima City, a historic building still stands.

Allows groups to experience a variety of activities, including making things and outdoor experiences such as water sports on Lake Biwa.

The Kutsuki Mountain Stream Fish Center is a mountain stream fishing center that also includes a barbeque house and restaurant serving local dishes.

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Hakodateyama Ski Resort is well known across the entire Kansai region, located 690m above sea level in a mountainous region to the northwest of JR Omi-Imazu Station.

The vicinity of Otomegaike was known as the “Katori no Umi” during the seventh century Manyo period, and formed an inlet into Lake Biwa at the foot of the mountains.

Shirahige-jinja Shrine was founded 1900 years ago, boasting the longest history for a shrine Omi.

The Kaizu-Osaki peninsula is a particularly famous region of scenic beauty in the Biwako Quasi-National Park, and is one of the Eight Views of Lake Biwa.

Approximately 500 dawn redwoods (Metasequoia) form a beautiful avenue stretching over 2.

Here you can experience a range of activities, including shower climbing, rock climbing, hiking, snow shoe trekking and guided mountain climbing.

The Lake Biwa Marine Sports Auto Campground offers swimming & camping activities amid the clear waters of Lake Biwa.

An agricultural park where you can enjoy picking seasonal fruit.

Popular as the spot with the most beautiful water in Okubiwako, and also a great spot to enjoy camping.