5 Sights in Tamba-Sasayama, Japan (with Map and Images)

Sogenji Temple is a temple of the Shin Buddhist Oya sect located in Furuichi, Sasayama City, Tamba. It is known as a temple related to the Ako Ronin. Furuichi used to be a transportation hub, and at the same time, many wholesalers flourished as a logistics base. Even now, some of the events that remind us of the past have been handed down.

Wikipedia: 宗玄寺 (JA)

Koganegatake is a mountain with an altitude of 725 m in Tamba Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture. Together with the three mountains of the main peak, Ontake and Nishigatake, it forms the Taki mountain range.

Wikipedia: 小金ヶ嶽 (JA)

Tachikui Sui no Sato is a comprehensive cultural recreation facility themed around the Tanba Tachikui pottery, one of Japan's six ancient kilns, located in Kamitachikui, Imada-cho, Tamba-Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture. Its official name is Tanba Traditional Crafts Park - Tachikui Sui no Sato. It features a ceramics museum, gallery, pottery classes, climbing kiln, and restaurant, and engages in activities for the inheritance, creation, and development of the traditional culture of Tanba Tachikui pottery.

Wikipedia: 立杭陶の郷 (JA)

Tamba Denen Symphony Hall is a multipurpose concert hall focusing on classical music performances located in Tamba Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture. Selected as one of the "100 Best Halls" by the Japan Acousticians Association, it is a hall known for its outstanding acoustics.

Wikipedia: たんば田園交響ホール (JA)

Sakazukigatake is a mountain with an altitude of 497 m in Tamba Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture. It is located at the forefront of the Taki mountain range. It is known as a famous place in the sea of clouds.

Wikipedia: 盃ヶ岳 (JA)