BokenJapanSights in Ina, Nagano
Ina · Nagano · 23 places
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Katsuma Yakushido no Shidare Sakura
Onsho Tera
Koen (Shinwa no Oka Rozu Garden)
Takao Park no Tsutsuji
Kuwata Yakushido no Shidarezakura
Nyu Kasa Highlands
Hana no Oka Park
Shin Myo Tera no Ajisai
Miya no Hara no Shidarezakura
Kasuga Castle Ruins Park
Autumn Foliage of the Southern Alps Forest Road
Buses cover 22.8 kilometers of autumn foliage from Todai-guchi to Kitazawa Pass in about one hour.
Atsuta Shrine
Rebuilt in 1763, its small main hall is called Ina Nikko for dynamic carvings.
Ina City Creation Hall
Renovated 1930 library displaying Jomon artifacts, including a National Important Cultural Property.
Shinshu Takato Art Museum
Opened in 1992 south of Takato Castle Ruins Park, showing works by Ina-connected artists.
Autumn Foliage at Takato Castle Ruins Park
Maple colors usually peak from late October to mid-November at this cherry-famous castle.
Takato Castle Ruins Park Cherry Blossom Festival
About 1,500 small reddish Takato-kohigan cherries are long called the finest under heaven.
ASOBINA
Guided outdoor complex for enjoying Ina Valley nature amid the Southern and Central Alps.
Former Izawa Family Residence, Inabe-juku
Edo-period residence of wealthy sake brewers, the post town's only gabled house.
Nagano Prefectural Ina Cultural Hall
Opened in December 1988 and renovated in 2021, with a large hall and planetarium.
Oguro River Gorge Campsite
A gorge-side campsite on the Oguro River with river play, stargazing, and a fishing pond.
Habiro Lion Dance
Habiro's 400-year-old Little New Year lion dance uniquely pairs male and female lions.
Bungui Pass
A pass between Ina and Oshika, known as a quiet healing energy spot.
Takato Castle Ruins Park
It is a national historic site and one of Japan's three great cherry-blossom spots.