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Yamazumi Shrine

山住神社, Yamazumi-jinja

This mountain shrine was built in 709 and is well-known for its cult of wolf-worship. The grounds also have two ancient cedars over 1200 years old.

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Akiba Fire Festival
秋葉山火祭り, Akiba-san Hi-matsuri
Celebrating the supposed fire-prevention powers of Mt. Akiba, this festival is held at Akiba Temple and Shrine atop the famous mountain, with fire-walking, fire dances, and various weapon dances.
December 15
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Keta River
気田川, Ketagawa
This beautiful mountain river flows for 66 km before it joins the Tenryu southwest of Haruno. It's a relaxing place for swimming or kayaking.
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Kunma Suisha no Sato
くんま水車の里
Named after the large old-fashioned waterwheel that turns outside, this spot serves the local specialties nihachi soba (buckwheat noodles) and gohei mochi. Visitors can also try making their own soba or konyaku.
Fri-Wed 09:00-17:00
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Akino Fuku Art Museum
秋野不矩美術館
This museum is housed in an interesting building made mostly from local cedar and other products. The permanent collection has many pieces by the late artist Akino Fuku, as well as other pieces.
Tue-Sun 09:30-17:00Adults ¥300, students ¥150