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Sights in Atsugi, Kanagawa
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Iiyama Hakusan Forest Park Observatory
284-meter summit observatory in an Atsugi forest park with hiking courses and views of Minato Mirai, Shinjuku, Skytree and Tsukuba.
Iiyama Kannon Hase-dera
Koyasan Shingon temple with cherry blossoms, hydrangeas, and maples; its Kannon hall and 1442 bronze bell are cultural properties.
Sagami River Three-River Confluence
Cherry-blossom spot where the Sagami, Nakatsu, and Koayu rivers meet, also a summer fireworks venue.
Koganei Sake Brewery
Sake brewery founded over 200 years ago at Nanasawa Onsen entrance, making local sake, shochu, beer, gin and liqueurs.
Kameishi
Huge rock 4m high and 10m wide in forest near Hinata Yakushi hiking course entrance.
Tsumada Yakushi
Enshrines Yakushi Nyorai, known for saving people from illness and injury.
Kishi Old Folk House
Built in 1891, this Atsugi tangible cultural property reflects Meiji, Taisho, and Showa changes.
Wakamiya Park Plum Garden
Forty-four plum trees of ten varieties reach full bloom from late January to early March.
Kanagawa Institute of Technology Atsugi Children's Science Museum
Founded to nurture children's dreams and science interest, with fun science and astronomy experiences and experiment classes.
Fudojiri Valley
Mossy valley of yellow-green trees on the upper Yataro River, with early spring paper bush blooms.
Ogama Benzaiten
A Benzaiten upstream on the Osawa River, said to have been enshrined for rain prayers.
Nanasawa Observatory
On the way from Nanasawa Onsen to Hinata Yakushi, also known for cherry blossoms.
Kotoku-ji
Founded by Shinran's disciple Shingyo-bo. Shinran's son Zenran reportedly died here, where a grave remains.
Kanagawa Prefectural Natural Environment Conservation Center
Tanzawa-Oyama exhibits, nature and tree gardens, March-May flowers including white March nirinso, and Sunday mini observation meetings.
Ayumi Bridge
Sagami River bridge linking Ebina and Atsugi, originally a submersible bridge easily rebuilt after floods, made permanent in 1996.
Kosho-ji
Soto Zen temple founded in 1403; main hall rebuilt in 1777 with tatami. Quiet, mountains on three sides, seasonal atmosphere.
Atsugi Local History Museum
Museum on Atsugi history, nature, and culture, with exhibits from ancient times to today and an adjacent park.
Fudoshiri Mitsumata Colony
Large mitsumata colony at Fudoshiri on the Yataro River, yellow flowers mid-March to early April.
Atsugi Azalea Hill Park
One of the prefecture's largest azalea spots, with about 52,200 bushes mid-April to early May.
Iiyama Flower Village
Residents tend flowers and open them to the public. Poppies bloom in May; about 5,000 basket chrysanthemums bloom late October.
Sagami River Rose Garden
About 55 varieties and 1,300 roses grow on 3,000 square meters of riverbed. A festival is held in mid-May.
Horaisan Hase-ji
Soto Zen temple in Atsugi, said rebuilt by Hojo Tokiyori, with clear-day views of Mount Oyama.