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Things to do in Hikone, JP

Biwako Quasi-National Park
Biwako Quasi-National Park

Biwako Quasi-National Park includes Lake Yogo, Mt. Ibuki, Mt. Hira and Mt. Hiei; it extends over one-sixth of the area of Shiga. Shiga has a number of scenic beauty spots, including Omi Hakkei, or eight scenic views of Omi, which resemble views of Lake Tungtinghu in Hunan, China.

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Chiyo Shrine
Chiyo Shrine

Chiyo Shrine. Chiyo Shrine is dedicated to two Shinto gods, Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto and Sarutahiko, and has been designated as a nationally Important Cultural Property for the nagare-zukuri (streamlined gable style) of its main hall. The gods enshrined here are said to be the ancestor gods of the arts and performance.

Daishiji
Daishiji

A small temple but is worth visiting first when you come to Hikone. The small temple is located just 5 minute walk from JR Hikone Station and is called “Kobo-san in front of the station” by everyone in and around Hikone. Daishiji is famous as the only one temple in Japan that enshrines the Sleeping Kobo.

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Former Toyosato Elementary School
Former Toyosato Elementary School

The Toyosato Elementary School moved to a new building in 2004, but the residents of Toyosato moved to preserve the historic school. In 2009, the anime K-On! featured a school modeled on Toyosato Elementary, which drew the attention of otaku.

Hikone Castle Museum
Hikone Castle Museum

1-1 Konki-cho, Hikone, Shiga Prefecture 522-0061 . Phone: (0749)22-6100 FAX: (0749)22-6520 . Access. Copyright © Hikone Castle Museum,. All Rights Reserved.

Hikonemachinaka Museum
Hikonemachinaka Museum

Hikone Castle Museum’s Information Guide. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the city of Hikone, the Hikone Castle Museum was opened on February 11, 1987. The museum building is a reconstruction of the castle’s Omote Goten (front hall), which used to be the Hikone fief office during the Edo period (1615-1868).

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Hikoneshi Kojinyama Park
Hikoneshi Kojinyama Park

Hikone Castle is one of Japan’s four castles designated as national treasures, alongside Himeji Castle, Matsumoto Castle, and Inuyama Castle. Built in 1622, it has a history of about 400 years behind it.

Hikoneshi Konki Park
Hikoneshi Konki Park

Hikone Castle is one of Japan’s four castles designated as national treasures, alongside Himeji Castle, Matsumoto Castle, and Inuyama Castle. Built in 1622, it has a history of about 400 years behind it.

Hodoji Iseki Park
Hodoji Iseki Park

HIKONE, JAPAN - an extraordinarily attractive city Flourishing across the ages - Part I: The Cultural Heritage of Hikone Aerial view of Mt. Hikone and Hikone Castle, ...

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Kamaha Castle
Kamaha Castle

The ridge of Kamaha castle is a narrow and sharp one sandwiched by steep slope, and becomes a source of the name Kamaha, which means edge of sickle. Important area of local communication Current Shiga prefecture spreads whole direction of Lake Biwako, but east side of the lake is divided by narrow path from Hikone city to Maibara city.

Kojinyama Shrine,
Kojinyama Shrine,

Join us on a 2-day cycling tour around Hikone Castle, one of Japan’s National Treasures. The first day begins at Hikone Castle and its surrounding castle town, followed by a second day cruising alongside Biwa Lake and around Kojinyama Park.

Konki Park
Konki Park

Explore the Konki Park when you travel to Hikone - Hotwire's Konki Park information guide keeps you in the know!

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Lake Biwa
Lake Biwa

Lake Biwa (Japanese: 琵琶湖, Hepburn: Biwa-ko) is the largest freshwater lake in Japan, located in Shiga Prefecture (west-central Honshu), northeast of the former capital city of Kyoto. Because of its proximity to the ancient capital, references to Lake Biwa appear frequently in Japanese literature, particularly in poetry and in historical accounts of battles.

Myoshoji
Myoshoji

Take a tour of the Myosho-ji Temple, Japan to visit historic site in Hikone. Get the Reviews, Ratings, location, contact details & timings

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Ohmi Railway Museum
Ohmi Railway Museum

The Ohmi Railway is a private line east of Kyoto with a small museum by its operating base at Hikone. Location Adjacent to the JR and Ohmi Railway stations at Hikone.

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Rakurakuen
Rakurakuen

Kiyotaki Ryokan is a 15-minute walk or 5-minute taxi ride from JR Hikone Train Station. Kyoto Station is a 45-minute train ride away. Japanese meals are served at the dining area.

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Ryotanji
Ryotanji

Ryotanji Temple is located in Hikone. To visit Ryotanji Temple and other attractions in Hikone, use our Hikone online driving holiday planner.

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Sawayama Castle
Sawayama Castle

During this construction period, much of Sawayama Castle's stone walls and buildings were carried away for use in Hikone Castle. ... Former Site of Sawayama Castle.

Seiganji
Seiganji

♦ Umaya (Stable) of Hikone Castle: An Important Cultural Property of Japan This stately stable (umaya) is the only one in existence among the Edo-period castles.

Seiryoji
Seiryoji

Seiryoji Temple is located in Hikone. By using our Hikone trip builder app, you can arrange your visit to Seiryoji Temple and other attractions in Hikone.

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Shosakai Park
Shosakai Park

Hikone - Exercise Park - Shosakai Park - Japan, Hikone - Rating 2/4 - Spot - Hikone exercise park in Japan. Street Workout park located in the city at the...

Smith Kinendo
Smith Kinendo

'SkyShine' is Kawabata Makoto with light show by liquidbiupil at Smith Kinendo - Hikone, Japan - Dec 15 2013

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Soanji
Soanji

Take a tour of the Soanji Temple, Japan to visit historic site in Hikone. Get the Reviews, Ratings, location, contact details & timings

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Sone Marsh
Sone Marsh

HIKONE, JAPAN - an extraordinarily attractive city Flourishing across the ages - Part I: The Cultural Heritage of Hikone Aerial view of Mt. Hikone and Hikone Castle, ...

Taga-Taisha
Taga-Taisha

Taga Taisha Shrine Taga Taisha is a shrine with a history so long, it is even mentioned in Japan's oldest historical written work, the Kojiki. The shrine was once so frequently visited that a "monthly pilgrimage to Great Taga" was mentioned in poems of the time.

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