Lake Biwa
This lake is the largest freshwater lake in Japan and spans about 670 km². Many boat tour companies offer tours around the lake. Lake Biwa is said to be one of
This is a Shinto shrine well known for its torii (gate) that stands in the lake.
This lake is the largest freshwater lake in Japan and spans about 670 km². Many boat tour companies offer tours around the lake. Lake Biwa is said to be one of
Biwako Valley is best known for its ropeway from which you can take in the views over Lake Biwa. It's also an adventure area for visitors who wish to take part
This boat tour takes visitors around Shiga prefecture. The Omihachiman Riverside Tour allows visitors an opportunity to glimpse Japan's history and learn about
Himure Hachiman-gu Shrine is located in the popular matsuri (festival) area of Omi-Hachiman.
Hachiman-bori is a canal that runs through Omihachiman City and is connected to Lake Biwa.
Azuchi Castle was the one of the primary residences of famous warlord Oda Nobunaga.
Located steps from Biwa Lake, Pension BBC features rooms with peaceful lake views, free Wi-Fi at the lobby and a café with a terrace. The non-smoking property o
Featuring free WiFi, Miraikan is situated in Otsu, 600 metres from Omimaiko Beach. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant. Free private parking is available on
Surrounded by greenery, the lovely Holiday Afternoon offers rooms with free Wi-Fi, a 10-minute drive from Biwako Valley Ski Resort and a 10-minute walk from Omi
Located just a 10-minute drive from Lake Biwa, Auberge Meson offers cottages and modern Japanese-style accommodation, all with free WiFi access and a terrace. A
Situated in Otsu in the Shiga Region, 7 km from Omimaiko Beach, BSC Water Sports Center boasts a terrace and water sports facilities. Private parking is availab
Located right beside Lake Biwa, Hotel Laforet Biwako features a complimentary use of an indoor swimming pool, a large gymnasium and tennis courts. Guests can un
Inari Jinja Sugamo Otori Jinja, located near Sugamo Station, is a small shrine nestled between two houses. It holds various seasonal festivals such as Tori no I
Shiogama Jinja Shrine in Miyagi is the head shrine of all Shiogama Jinja Shrines in the country.
Hokoku Jinja Shrine, also called Toyokuni Jinja Shrine, is the biggest building of the island with its "Hall of 1000 mats", or "Senjokaku".
Takemikumari Jinja Shrine, commonly known as Suibun Jinja Shrine, has strong ties with historical figures such as Oda Nobunaga, Emperor Godaigo and Lord Kusunok
Motoise Kono Jinja Shrine is part of Motoise Shrine, which has strong ties with Ise Grand Shrine.
Located in Arashiyama, this small shrine is famous for its sub-shrine, the Geino Jinja Shrine, where professionals from the entertainment industry come to pray.