BokenJapanSights in Haga, Tochigi
Haga · Tochigi · 15 places
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Ubagai Shrine
Heian-period shrine guarding Haga, with an Edo main hall designated a prefectural cultural property.
Ubaga Pond
Revered pond, also called Benten Pond, whose constant clear water has long served irrigation.
Hannyaji Temple Ruins
Built by Tanehime under Ieharu's will, the memorial tower remains after a Meiji fire.
Haga Town B&G Marine Center
Year-round indoor heated pool with a children's pool, 50-meter slide, and swimming classes.
Jokoji Temple (Jizo Unveiling)
Known as Nobu Jizo, this fifth Haga Chichibu temple holds its annual Bon dance on August 23.
Jochinji Temple
Tendai temple founded in 858 by Ennin, rebuilt in 1683 after a landslide buried its waterfall.
Tenmangu Shrine
Shrine to learning-god Sugawara no Michizane, founded in 1233, with vivid hydrangeas in June.
Chomeiji Temple
Amida temple built in 1193, the 15th stop of the Shimotsuke 33 Kannon pilgrimage.
Kannonji Temple
Thirteenth Haga Chichibu stop, where praying to Kannon is said to prevent senility.
Romance Monument
Monument to Aoki Shigeru and Fukuda Tane's romance; closed after theft until March 2025.
Nomoto River Waterside Park
Riverside park with a gazebo, lawn, suspension bridge, cycling path, and spring cherry trees.
Jokoji Temple (Nobu Jizo)
Known as Nobu Jizo, this fifth pilgrimage temple draws visitors seeking safe birth and child-rearing.
Karoke Sozan Park
Restful park beside Karoke Reservoir, one of Japan's 100 selected irrigation ponds, still used for irrigation.
Haga Town General Information Hall (Chie no Wa Kan)
A modern complex combining library, museum, and archives, nicknamed so wisdom circulates through the town.
Fujisan Nature Park
Trails and a lookout offer countryside views; Mount Fuji is sometimes visible on clear autumn and winter evenings.