Kumihama Bay is a lagoon with a circumference of 28 km, separated from the Sea of ​​Japan by a sandbar. Oyster farms spread across the calm inland sea, and its scenery has been designated as a cultural landscape of Kyoto Prefecture.

Nyoi-ji Temple is the seventh temple on the "Kansai 25 Flower Temples Pilgrimage." Its well-maintained, spacious grounds are filled with a variety of flowering trees and wildflowers that bloom one after another, offering a delightful experience from early spring through autumn.

A vast flower garden spanning 75,000 square meters in Amino-cho, Kyotango City. Colorful flowers bloom profusely throughout the garden. Various flowers such as tulips, moss phlox, wisteria trellises, rapeseed blossoms, and double-flowered cherry blossoms bloom in abundance, coloring the spring landscape.

This is Kyoto Prefecture's largest freshwater lake, spanning 3.8 kilometers in circumference, and is also a second-class river. In spring, cherry blossoms adorn the lakeshore, attracting many visitors for cherry blossom viewing. It has also been selected as one of Kyoto's 200 most beautiful natural sites.

This is the largest stone Jizo statue in Kyoto Prefecture, standing approximately 5 meters tall including the base.

Located on a hill overlooking Tateiwa, this is a group of burial mounds consisting of 18 horizontal-chambered stone tombs dating from the late 6th to early 7th centuries.

The name comes from the fact that the chain of islands stretching eastward from Konoshiro in Tango Town resembles Matsushima, one of Japan's three most scenic spots.