(2) Kitatamachi 2-26




Seseragi Walking route / (F) Mishima-Tamachi Station Area

Recommended Spots Nearby

Mishima Baikamo Pond


In the 1990s, citizens took initiatives to promote environmental improvement activities, and “Mishima Baikano Pond” was built with the aim of restoring and nurturing the Japanese Water-crowfoot (Mishima Baikamo).


Sano Art Museum


Mr. Ryuichi Sano (1889~1977) who was a businessman founded Sano Art museum in 1966.
You can see the harmony of the Japanese ancient wooden architecture and the modern architecture is designed in the architecture; the building features a beautifully simple with the horizontal lines.


Kaminari-ido Well


From the largest well about 3 meters in diameter and 1.5 meters deep, transparent and clean water still wells up throughout the year, and you can also see the “Mishima Baikamo (Japanese Water-crowfoot)” around the well.


Koshikiri-Fudo Stone Statue


The Koshikiri-Fudo Stone Statue is a stone Buddha image found at the bottom of the Goten River in 1633.
It got its name, “Koshi(waist) kiri(cutting)”, because it is only carved from the upper part of the waist; no lower part of the body.


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