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Kamo History and Folk Museum

加茂町歴史民俗資料館

Located in the Kamo Town Welfare Center, the museum features locally excavated artifacts with information about them.

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Yokono Falls
横野滝
A scenic waterfall made up of three falls; a small one at the top leading to a 7-meter fall that finally flows down a 16-meter waterfall. It's a popular place among locals to get away and enjoy the nature as well as a nice place to see colorful leaves in the fall. In the summer months there is a restaurant by the waterfall serving nagashi-sōmen (流しそうめん), noodles flowing down bamboo chutes that you catch on your chopsticks to eat.
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Ueda Handmade Japanese Paper Workshop
上田手漉和紙工房
Tsuyama's paper, known as yokono-washi, was once made for the local daimyo. They've preserved this tradition, and visitors can now come and participate in workshops to make their own paper. Reservations are required. There is also a shop for those who want to purchase paper products made by the pros.
¥630 per person
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Bar Ritz
リッツ
A bar that also offers pizza, garlic toast, and escargot bourguignonne.
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Nakayama Shrine
中山神社 Nakayama jinja
A shrine built in 707 dedicated to the god of cattle and horses, the current shrine dates back to 1559.
Free