[Sightseeing in Tamba, Hyogo Prefecture] Enjoy the superb view of autumn! Tamba Kiyozumi, 5 million cosmos and autumn leaves temple tour
This service includes sponsored advertisements.
Kiyozumi Cosmos Garden in Tanba City, Hyogo Prefecture's largest, boasts a vast area of about 7 hectares, and 5 million cosmos flowers spread like a colorful carpet. At the adjacent Tasshinji Temple, the autumn leaves that are selected as one of the 10 temples of the "Tamba Momiji Meguri" color th...
Latest update :
1. Tamba Village, Kiyozumi Cosmos Garden
The orange flowers are an early-blooming variety, and you can feel the freshness only when they sway in the autumn breeze of September. You can freely enter the flower garden, so you can also take pictures of the scenery wrapped in flowers.
Because it is a vast site, it feels like a cosmos whether you look 360 degrees here or there. The contrast between the cosmos shining under the blue sky and the mountains in the background is so beautiful that you won't be able to stop the shutter.
From the pretty orange flower garden to the best time to see it in October, you can take many photogenic pictures just for you with the carpet of red, pink, and white flowers on one side.
Many varieties are cultivated, so 5 million colorful cosmos flowers are in full bloom, creating a spectacular sight.
You can get away from the city and take a leisurely stroll along the farm roads and footpaths while looking at the scenery of the satoyama, which is rich in nature, and fully enjoy the autumn atmosphere.
The cosmos flower, Ichirin Ichirin, has a strong presence and seems to be inviting you by blowing in the wind to tell you something.
Annual "Cosmos Festival"
The "Cosmos Festival" is scheduled to be held at Kiyozumi Cosmos Garden in October. On the day of the festival, there will be stalls selling locally grown vegetables and specialty products, as well as snacks. The official website of the Tamba City Tourism Association will inform you about the date of the "Cosmos Festival" and the best time to see the flower gardens.
Kiyosumi Cosmo Garden
Around Kiyozumi and Tasshinji Temple, Hikami-cho, Tanba City, Hyogo Prefecture
Access: About 15 minutes by car from Kitakinki Toyooka Expressway Hikami IC
Opening period: September 25th (Monday) to October 29th (Sunday)
Parking: Free
Entrance fee: 300 yen
*During the opening period of the cosmos, a discount ticket of 500 yen will be sold together with a visit to Tasshinji Temple (usually 400 yen).
*The dates of the "Cosmos Festival" and the best time to see the flower gardens will be announced on the official website of the Tamba City Tourism Association.
Tanba City Tourism Association
1597 Kuroi, Kasugacho, Tamba City, 669-4141
TEL: 0795-88-5810
Fax: 0795-88-5820
2. Tamba Momiji Meguri at Tasshinji Temple
Tasshinji Temple has been selected as one of the top 10 temples in the Tamba Momiji Meguri Tour and one of the top 100 sightseeing spots in Tamba City.
The mountain behind Tasshinji Temple is dyed vermilion with maple and Enkianthus perennial in autumn, creating an atmosphere that goes well with the thatched roof of the main hall.
Visit Tamba's Shosoin, Tasshinji Temple, home of wooden carved Buddhas
The adjoining 1200-year-old Kosatsu temple, Tasshinji, also known as Tamba's Shosoin, is a hidden power spot that houses 80 Buddhist statues from the Heian and Kamakura periods.
Taking pictures of Buddha statues is prohibited. Filmed with special permission.
The Buddha statues in the museum are from the Heian to Kamakura periods and are a must-see. Among them, 12 are designated as national important cultural properties, 34 are designated as cultural properties of Hyogo Prefecture, and 33 are designated as cultural properties designated by Tamba City.
Taking pictures of Buddha statues is prohibited. Filmed with special permission.
Many of the Buddha statues at Tasshinji Temple, which is said to be the home of wood carved Buddhas, are carved from a single large tree (Ichibokutsukuri). Also, many Buddha statues are said to be characterized by their swollen belly.
Taking pictures of Buddha statues is prohibited. Filmed with special permission.
It is very beautiful and impressive to see Buddha statues of various shapes, shapes and materials lined up.
[Official Website] Tasshinji Temple
259 Kiyozumi, Hikami-cho, Tanba City, Hyogo Prefecture
TEL: 0795-82-0762
Visiting hours: 9:00 to 16:00 (open all year round)
Parking lot: Yes
[Official Website] Hyogo Tourism Site HYOGO! Navi
[Official website of the Hyogo Tourism Headquarters, which provides tourist information for Hyogo Prefecture (Kobe, Himeji, Kinosaki, Awaji Island, etc.). There are plenty of recommended travel information, such as sightseeing features such as Hyogo Prefecture's Japan heritage and cycling, as well as model courses where you can enjoy hot spring culture and sake, so be sure to check it out!
Written by
Hyogo
Welcome to Hyogo Hyogo is a gateway to the Kansai region, which nurtures the blessed land that connects the Sea of Japan, the Chugoku Mountains, and the Seto Inland Sea, as well as the blessed climate. There are many spectacular views that will catch your eye, such as Himeji Castle, a World Heritage Site that was selected as one of the 100 Best Cherry Blossom Spots, and the panoramic night view from Mt. Rokko. The world-famous Kobe brand, KOBE BEEF, which is synonymous with Tajima beef, is one of Japan's leading beefs, and the sake rice ``Hyogo Yamada Nishiki'' is a gem that will surprise your tongue. Arima Onsen is a famous hot spring, and Kinosaki Onsen has appeared in many literary works. Surrounded by nature, you can relax your mind and body. You can come across memorable sounds such as the thunderous sounds of the whirlpools of Naruto on Awaji Island, and the dynamic sounds of the fireworks festivals held in various places in the summer. In the herb gardens and botanical gardens in the prefecture, you will be healed by the gentle and pleasant scent of herbs and flowers throughout the four seasons. Enjoy a new journey in Hyogo that stimulates the five senses of sight, taste, touch, hearing, and smell.
The contents on this page may partially contain automatic translation.
Special Features
More
