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Chikubushima Island

This small island, with a circumference of just 2km, is located in the offing of Lake Biwa, approximately 6km from shore.

History & Culture Nature & Parks
Northern SHIGA
Heritage Sites
#Japan Heritage Site

Lantern Festival (Taga Taisha Shrine)

The Manto-sai, a Buddhist festival involving lanterns, is held on the three days from August 3 to August 5 each year at Taga Taisha Shrine.

History & Culture Tour & Activities
Eastern SHIGA
Shrines & Temples
#Instagramable / #Events / #Festivals

Moriyama Spring and Fireflies

Moriyama City is an alluvial plain that was created by sand and soil carried by the Yasu River, and long ago the underground water that bubbled up from almost everywhere was effectively used in both agriculture and everyday life.

Nature & Parks Tour & Activities
Southern SHIGA
Botanical Gardens & Parks
#Japan Heritage Site / #Events

Nagahama & Kita-Biwako Great Fireworks

More than 10,000 fireworks, focused in the always impressive star mines, beautifully illuminate both the summer sky and the stunning Lake Biwa.

Tour & Activities
Northern SHIGA
Culture Workshops
#Instagramable / #Lake Biwa / #Events / #Festivals

Omi Kenketo Festival / Ritual of Cutting Funazushi with a Long Knife

Shimoniikawa-jinja Shrine holds a regular spring festival in the form of the Omi Kenketo Festival, during which the Long Knife ritual takes place.

History & Culture Tour & Activities
Southern SHIGA
Shrines & Temples
#Japan Heritage Site / #Events / #Festivals

Otsu & Takashima Local Farmhouse Visit & Lunch Cooking

Spend quality time with your family, friends or a special person at the tranquil lakeside which is a hidden gem away from all the main toursits hot spots of Japan.

Tour & Activities
Western SHIGA
Culture Workshops
#Sustainable

Yokaichi Royal Hotel

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.

Stay
Eastern SHIGA
Resort Hotels
#Car Parking

Oogoya Co., Ltd

A great place to enjoy some shopping, with tableware, vases, sundry items, glass goods and gardening products all on offers, centered around the historical Shigaraki-yaki ceramics of Japan.

Tour & Activities Food & Drink
Southern SHIGA
Culture Workshops
#Pottery Workshops

A sea of clouds at Onyutoge

A path that appears to float in the air!

Nature & Parks
Western SHIGA
Mountains & Scenic Trails
#Shiga Adventure Tourism / #Instagramable

Kyorinbo Temple

Said to have been created by Prince Shotoku in the year 605, “Kyorinbo Temple” got its name from being a place of teaching (“kyo”) surrounded by forest (“rin”).

History & Culture
Eastern SHIGA
Shrines & Temples

YUtour

YUtour is a travel company that provides private, English-language tours in Shiga and the vicinity of Lake Biwa for visiting foreign tourists.

Western SHIGA

Omi-Imazu Nishitomo (Main Store)

A restaurant specializing in eel and river fish dishes, located in Omi-Imazu in the west lake area.

Food & Drink
Western SHIGA
Japanese Cuisine

Time Station Neo Aeon Mall Kusatsu

A reliable and trustworthy watch specialist based on the concept of having fun.

Shopping
Southern SHIGA
Arts
#Car Parking

MEGA Don Quijote Otsu

One of the largest general discount stores in Japan, offering the rich and varied range for which Don Quijote has become so famous; not only sundries and food products that are sure to come in handy in everyday life, all sought to be offered at the lowest prices in the region, but also cosmetics, trendy fashion from specialist shops, branded goods, home electronics and party goods.

Shopping
Western SHIGA
Shopping Centers
#Car Parking

Aeon Mall Kusatsu

The Super Sento is one of the largest natural hot spring facilities in Shiga, with enough to keep you busy for an entire day.

Onsen Food & Drink Shopping
Southern SHIGA
Sushi
#Car Parking

Ubaga Mochiya Main Store

Confections from the famous Ubaga Mochiya of Kusatsu have a simple deliciousness that has remained unchanged for 400 years.

Food & Drink Shopping
Southern SHIGA
Japanese Cuisine
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