Sakagura-dori (Sake Brewery Avenue) There is a former store of the brewery \"Saijo Limited Partnership\" which reprinted \"Kawachi-no-kuni-zake\", sake brewed at Amanosan Kongoji Temple and enjoyed by Sengoku Busho (Samurai Warloads of the Age of Civil Wars), in 1971. The surrounding old townscape is called \"Sakagura-dori(Sake Brewery Avenue)\" and is lined with traditional townhouses with cedar balls hanging from them.

Mt. Iwawaki The Mt. Iwawaki is 897m above sea level, opposite to Mt. Kongo across Kimitoge pass. From the summit, one can see the Osaka Plain, Osaka Bay, and on clear days, the Rokko Mountains and Awaji Island. The summit is also home to a colony of pampas grass, also known as \"Kitora\". In autumn, the golden ears of pampas grass cover the entire area, and the way they rustle in the wind is breathtakingly beautiful.

Emmeiji Temple [Japan Heritage] It is said that the main stone Buddha in the temple was carved by the grear monk Kukai (Kobo Daishi) in the Heian period (8th~12th century). The temple was founded in the 17th century by a local monk, Jogon. Jogon was a man of great influence, receiving the devotion of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, the 5th Shogun of Japan, as well as many feudal lords. The precincts of the temple are home to an 800-year-old \"Yu-bae Momiji\" that is said to be a magnificent sight in the fall foliage. In addition, there is a Seiryoji-Temple-style Shaka Nyorai (Important Cultural Property).