Gyokuryu-ji Temple

It was restored by Kanamori Nagachika, the lord of Hida Province in the early Edo period, and a stone monument to the Kanamori clan was erected there. It is also known as the "Maple Temple" because the maple leaves turn bright red in the fall. There is also a rock that looks like a gorilla's face, so if you visit, be sure to try and find it!