Special feature on popular, standard, and little-known sightseeing spots in InabeCity and ToinTown ♪

Bairin Park is famous for its 38ha of real plums and red and white weeping plums. Held every March at Bairin Park, the plum grove with 4,500 plum trees of 100 varieties is a sight to behold. The Botan Festival is held every year during Golden Week from April to May. It is one of the largest in the Tokai area, with 5,000 peonies of 35 types blooming throughout the park.

Of the 150 types of plants mentioned in the Manyoshu, 140 types of plants were transplanted to the park surrounding the civic center. The original song sung about the plant is displayed on a sign.
This place is also famous for its hydrangeas, with 5,000 hydrangeas in full bloom in mid-June.

Narutanisan Shohoji is a Zen temple of the Rinzai sect of Buddhism, Myoshinji, whose principal image is the Eleven-faced Thousand-Armed Kannon Bodhisattva.

``Fureai no Eki Uribou'' is a direct sales store for Inabe's agricultural products, which is rich in nature and colors the town every season. Uribou operates based on the philosophy of ``local production for local consumption,'' which means consuming locally produced agricultural products locally against the backdrop of consumers' increasing health consciousness and interest in food safety and security.

This shrine is located at the foot of Mt. Fujiwara, very close to Shohoji Temple, which is famous for its autumn leaves. At Narutani Shrine, you will be greeted by a very rare ``Komazaru'', which is not just a guardian dog, but a ``Komazaru'' on the approach to the shrine.
Monkeys have been cherished as divine monkeys, messengers of the gods.
The teachings of ``see no evil,'' ``speak no evil,'' and ``hear no evil'' mean that if you only hear and see good things, and do not say anything bad, you will have better luck and bring happiness.
You will be given the power to do your best in your place and position.

5 minutes walk from ageki Station on the Sangi Railway Hokusei Line. Stage of health promotion and relaxation. The theme is "Everyone's well-being". We offer "rest" and "exercise" at various hot springs and health promotion facilities. The hot water is always clean and flowing.

At Fural, an agricultural restaurant located on vast grounds, you can enjoy 20 to 30 types of dishes in buffet style, focusing on fresh, safe, and reliable agricultural products from farmers in the Inabe area. We also offer a wide variety of wild vegetables and herbs grown within the park, as well as ingredients from the restaurant's own fields.

This is a campsite surrounded by the clear stream of the Uga River and rich forests, located at the trailhead of Mt. Ryugatake in Suzuka Quasi-National Park. It is located on a beautiful riverbed with clear murmuring water. You can enjoy hiking such as visiting waterfalls and climbing sand mountains, playing in the river, and having barbecues.

It is a mountain with a smart appearance, and the area around the summit is a vast plain where you can see many Kuma bamboo grass.
In the spring, the white flowers of the white palm are in full bloom, and in the autumn, the pampas grass stands out against the autumn leaves of the white palm, making for a very beautiful view. The recently constructed ``Excursion Ridge'' is easy to walk on and has great views.
You can also climb the ``Layered Rock'' in front of the summit, and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view from the top of the rock.

This is a camping facility located in InabeCity that boasts full facilities. You can stay as you like! You can enjoy free camping styles such as log cabins, log houses, cottages, and tents. We have a charcoal grill house with a roof, so you can comfortably enjoy your barbecue even on rainy or windy days. Available for day use and group use.

It is a mountain at the northern end of the Suzuka Mountains and is known as one of the 100 Famous Mountains for Flowers, where you can enjoy flowers throughout the year. Over 50,000 climbers visit each year. There is a mountain hut (unmanned) at the 9th station, which is perfect for eating and taking a break.

Botanically, it is the point of contact between the Ura-Nihon plant system and the Omote-Nihon plant system, and plants from both coexist. Geologically, it is a karst topography dotted with dolines typical of limestone areas. Plants from igneous rock areas can also be seen.

Sangi Railway, which promotes the revitalization of local railways and local communities by creating the characteristics of each station and each station along the line, has established the Freight Railway Museum, Japan's first museum dedicated to railway freight transport, in collaboration with volunteers. It opened in front of niu Station on September 15, 2003.
This museum focuses on railway freight transportation, which has played a leading role in land freight transportation since the Meiji era and is still engaged in by several railway companies including JR Freight and Sangi Railway, and will be preserved as an industrial and cultural heritage for future generations. This is a facility that preserves and exhibits valuable freight cars. It is run by volunteers from all over the country, and Sangi Railway also participates in supporting volunteer activities.
As it is run by volunteers, the museum is only normally open on the first Sunday of each month (admission is free), but the vehicles on display outside can be viewed at any time, so we look forward to your visit. I'm here.

This is a comprehensive park built in a waterside environment rich in nature. There is an official park golf course within the park, where everyone from children to the elderly can have fun.
In addition, in the play area, large complex playground equipment, which is rare in the prefecture, catches the eye. There is also a health plaza and barbecue facilities where you can have fun in nature.

The Sangi Railway Hokusei Line uses a very narrow rail line, and small trains called ``matchbox trains'' run on it. In InabeCity, there are some rare bridges along the line, such as ``Nejiri Bridge'' and ``Megane Bridge.''