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Sights in Komagane, Nagano
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Umami Tsuka Park (Mamizukakoen)
Chuo Arupusu Komagagaku Ropuei
(Sumiyoshiya) no Hanamomo (Nakazawa Chiku)
Kita no Hara Park (Tomo Rakuen)
Komagane Highlands Onuma Mizumi
Kise no Shidare Sakura
Kozen Tera Tori no Suisen (Suisen)
Suzuran Hausu
Komagane Highlands Komagaike
Kozen Tera no Hikarigoke
Kozenji Temple Autumn Foliage

A national scenic site whose maples turn red and yellow in late October and early November, then are illuminated.
Weeping Cherry at Zozeji Temple

This temple enshrines Jurojin of the Ina Seven Lucky Gods; its old weeping cherry frames the Central Alps.
Komagane City Fun Kappa Museum

Displays Komagane kappa-legend materials and themed art, and holds lectures, workshops, and exhibitions.
Komagane City Folk Museum

Built in 1922 as a village office, this rare Taisho Western-style building now displays folk cultural properties.
Minamiwari Park

It has Alps Stadium, mallet golf, and a dragonfly garden whose pond holds Japan's smallest dragonfly.
Utsugidaira Emergency Hut

Unmanned emergency hut east of Utsugidake summit, intended to protect climbers, not for regular lodging.
Autumn Foliage at Senjojiki, Central Alps

From late September to early October, rowan and birch color the cirque, seen from the ropeway and trails.
Hoshakuzan Kozenji Temple

One of Nagano's great temples and a leading southern prayer site, with a nationally designated scenic garden.
Kozenji Cedar Avenue

Cedars about 300 years old or older guide visitors along the approach from the Nio Gate to the Sanmon.
Central Alps Komakko Plaza (formerly Chibikko Plaza)

East of Komaike Pond in Komagane Park, this forest play area was renewed with swings, slides, and athletic equipment.
Ruby Village Exterior Garden

Open as a park, its paths offer seasonal flowers such as red buckwheat, roses, and hydrangeas.
Kamiho Eleven Riders Shrine

In 1614, eleven Chimura retainers secretly joined Sanada Yukimura at Osaka Castle and fought at Sanada-maru.
Longevity Water of Kozenji Temple

Spring water beside the main hall is called longevity water because cold water is thought to lengthen life.