It is said to have been founded by Prince Shotoku during the Asuka period and was built at the request of Emperor Jomei. It is worshipped as a place of protection from evil, safe childbirth and child-rearing, and is bustling with visitors during the New Year.

It is said that this shrine was founded by Emperor Yamato Takeru during his expedition to the east. The area around Omuro-ga-Koku, located at the back of the worship hall, is enshrined as a sacred object.

This beautiful lake was created by the Shimokubo Dam, and in spring, cherry blossoms and rock azaleas bloom, and in autumn, autumn leaves are reflected in the water.
Lake Kanna is home to many types of fish, including crucian carp, smelt, and black bass, making it a popular spot for anglers.

Sanbashi Gorge, stretching approximately 1.3 km from Tosen Bridge to Shimokubo Dam, is a beautiful valley that has been designated a national scenic spot and natural monument. The landscape created by the Sanbashi Gorge's gigantic and oddly shaped rocks and the surrounding trees is truly a work of art created by nature. Each of the 48 gigantic and oddly shaped rocks, known as the "Sanbashi 48 Stones," has a name.

Mount Jomine, 1,038 meters above sea level, is located on the border between the Prefectural Jobu Natural Park and Nishi-Chichibu Natural Park. From the summit, a magnificent 360-degree panorama unfolds, with a view of Northern Kanto below, as well as Mount Akagi, Mount Asama, and the Yatsugatake Mountains. From the blooming of simple wildflowers in spring, to the fresh greenery of summer, and the autumn foliage, the mountain welcomes climbers with its beauty in every season.

The forests of the Yano region, surrounded by forests and mountain streams, are being preserved as a "100-Year Forest," a legacy for the future 100 years from now. In order to enhance the forest's landscape and forest conservation, efforts are being made to plant trees such as cypress, which have a high therapeutic effect, and to develop biotopes. The forest is used for forest recreation, forest education, and other purposes as a place to enjoy and learn.

Shiromine Park is the main tourist spot in the Shiromine Park/Lake Kanna area. It sits on a hill 500 meters above sea level, halfway up Mount Kamiyama, and serves as the center of the surrounding area. The park is also part of the Kanto Fureai no Michi nature trail in the greater Tokyo region.

The delicate reddish-purple dogtooth violets bloom at the foot of Mt. Iimoriyama, signaling the arrival of spring. A walking trail has been constructed around the approximately one-hectare colony, and the best time to see them is from late March to early April.

Over 100 carp streamers float in the sky, crossing both banks of the Kanagawa River that flows near Kanagawa River Waterfront Park. During Golden Week, the colorful carp streamers combine with the greenery of the surrounding trees to create a truly spectacular sight. The park is bustling with families enjoying barbecues and splashing around in the water.