Your Trip to Shiga
Here are your personalized recommendations.
Trip Ideas
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Anime in Real Life – Must-see spots in Shiga
Explore the Core Values of Japan Through the Life and Legacy of the “Omi Merchants”
Unwind with Nature on a Freshwater Adventure Around Lake Biwa
Spots
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Ogoto Onsen
In the south of Ogoto Onsen there is a Tendai temple called Hokoji Temple.
Yanmar Museum
An experience based museum that was opened to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of Yanmar.
Tour & Activities
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Nango Fisheries Center
The wide grounds of the Fisheries Center includes a number of ponds, providing plenty of opportunities to get close to the water and the fish swimming in it.
Taga Taisha Shrine
Taga Taisha Shrine has long attracted visitors from across Japan, devoted as it is to the god of long life and relationships.
Takashima City: Harie & Shimofuri Waterside Sightseeing
All across these areas you can see underground water from the Adogawa River and the Hira mountains bubbling up as fresh springs.
Enryakuji Temple Ceremony to Exorcise Evil & New Year’s Bells
The New Year’s Bells and Ceremony to Exorcise Evil are annual traditions for New Year’s Eve at Hieizan.
Stay
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Hotel New Omi
Just one minute on foot from JR Omi-Hachiman Station, this hotel is conveniently located for both business and sightseeing.
Higashiomi City Country Life Tourism
In Higashiomi you can experience housework, cooking, planting and harvesting.
Discover Shiga through “—”
Based on your interest in “[—]”, here are spots where you can experience the unique charms of Shiga.
Yamada Farm
A working dairy farm that has opened its doors to the public under the concept of “letting people see the truth about milk.
Makino Sunny Beach Chinaihama Auto Campground
Popular as the spot with the most beautiful water in Okubiwako, and also a great spot to enjoy camping.
Omi Merchant Cityscape (Shinmachi Street)
The old townscape is especially well preserved in the vicinity of the Shinmachi area, and is a designated Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings.
Travel Stories
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A trip to Sunai no Sato: Mochitsuki, traditional sweets, New Year’s decoration and delicious tea
A Mindful Fragrance Journey at a Quiet Temple
