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Sights in Miharu, Fukushima
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七草木の天神桜

Tenjin Cherry of Nanakusagi
A lone Edo higan cherry on a hill amid fields outside Miharu.
三春張子

Miharu Papier-mache
Paper masks and dolls loved for their rustic charm and brilliant colors.
三春駒

Miharu Koma Horses
Wooden horses linked to Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, cherished as child-rearing charms.
真照寺

Shinshoji Temple
Prayer temple of the Akita lords, with statues of the Four Heavenly Kings.
カタクリの里

Katakuri no Sato
Purple dogtooth violets bloom over a 1 ha hillside.
光善寺

Kozenji Temple
A Jodo Shinshu temple founded in 1603 as a branch of Jokoji in Aizuwakamatsu.
法華寺

Hokkeji Temple
A Nichiren Shoshu temple founded in 1613.
州伝寺

Shudenji Temple
A Soto Zen temple founded in 1628.
天沢寺

Tentakuji Temple
A Soto Zen temple founded in 1443.
むなかた農園

Munakata Farm
Pick from 1,400 organically grown blueberry bushes of 10 varieties.
駅.com

Eki.com
Shop in JR Miharu Station selling fresh local vegetables and souvenirs.
さわ市

Sawaichi
A shop for fresh vegetables and udon inside Miharu Ichibankan.
三春ダム

Miharu Dam
Multi-purpose dam completed in 1997, with surrounding grounds open to visitors.
三春郷土人形館

Miharu Folk Doll Museum
Papier-mache dolls, Miharu Koma and Tohoku clay dolls and kokeshi in a late-Edo storehouse.
三春ダム資料館

Miharu Dam Museum
Exhibits beside the dam office explaining the dam's role and water.
三春の里田園生活館

Miharu no Sato Rural Life Center
Lodging with 7 Japanese rooms and 7 self-catering cottages.
向山森林公園

Mukaiyama Forest Park
An easy place to enjoy the forest's bounty.
さくらの公園

Sakura Park
By Lake Sakura near Miharu Dam, with about 3,000 cherries of over 20 kinds.
ばんとうプラザ

Banto Plaza
Next to JR Miharu Station, the town's gateway.
龍穏院

Ryuon-in Temple
A family temple of the Akita lords of Miharu, directly under Sojiji.
法蔵寺

Hozoji Temple
A Ji-sect temple said to have been founded in 1289 by Ippen's disciple Taa Shinkyo.
福聚寺

Fukujuji Temple
A Rinzai temple, family temple of the Tamura warlords, with graves of three Tamura generations.
馬頭観音堂

Bato Kannon Hall
Said to have been built by Sakanoue no Tamuramaro for his beloved horse; filled with votive horse plaques.
道場町通り(職人横丁)

Dojomachi-dori (Craftsmen's Lane)
A craftsmen's quarter in feudal times that later prospered with silkworm raising.
田村大元神社

Tamura Ogen Shrine
The guardian shrine of the Tamura region, moved from Moriyama when Tamura Yoshiaki moved to Miharu in 1504.
秋田氏歴代の墓

Graves of the Akita Lords
At Kokenin, the Akita family temple, said to have been founded in the mid-Kamakura period by Butsugen Zenji.
三春藩講所表門

Front Gate of the Miharu Domain School
Gate of the domain school founded by the seventh Akita lord in the Tenmei era.
三春滝桜

Miharu Takizakura
A red weeping cherry over 1,000 years old, a national natural monument and one of Japan's three great cherries.
三春大神宮

Miharu Daijingu Shrine
Relocated in 1689 by lord Akita Terusue and revered by generations of lords.
三春城跡(舞鶴城)

Miharu Castle Ruins (Maizuru Castle)
Built by Tamura Yoshiaki, later the seat of the 50,000-koku Akita clan.
高乾院

Kokenin Temple
A Rinzai temple said to have been founded in the mid-Kamakura period by Butsugen Zenji.
光岩寺

Koganji Temple
A Jodo temple founded by early-Edo lord Matsushita Nagatsuna as his mother's family temple.
紫雲寺

Shiunji Temple
A Jodo temple founded in 1587.