Things to do in Takashima

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Shiga Prefecture

Lake Biwa

Lake Biwa is the largest inland lake in Japan, with an area of 674 square kilometers, equivalent to one-sixth of the total area of Shiga Prefecture. With the lake as the center, Lake Yuwu, Mt. Ibuki, Mt. Hira, Mt. Hiei, etc. together form Lake Biwa Quasi-National Park. Among them, the "Eight Views of Omi River" are similar to the "Eight Views of Xiaoxiang" of Dongting Lake in China.

No. 3 of Ski Resorts in Shiga Prefecture

Biwako Hakodateyama Ski Resort

The ski resort in Shiga Prefecture is Hakodateyama Ski Resort, which offers a panoramic view of Lake Biwa.Designed with the key words "safety, fun, and comfort" in mind, this is an amusement park for children and families to enjoy. From children who cannot ride the ski lift alone to beginners, everyone can enjoy the fun and enjoyment. The light and fluttery box slide is here! !

No. 4 of Ski Resorts in Shiga Prefecture

Ohana Resort

When visiting ski resorts in Shiga Prefecture, choose the Kokugoku Kogen Snow Park, a place where women and children can all have a blast. Suitable for beginners and novices, this ski resort offers a unique snowy experience.

No. 5 of Ski Resorts in Shiga Prefecture

Kutsuki Snow Park

This ski park is located near Lake Biwa and offers beautiful scenery. It features challenging ski slopes of three difficulty levels, making it a great place for winter skiing and relaxation.

No. 9 of Ski Resorts in Japan

Biwako Valley Ropeway

The Biwako Valley Ropeway is the gateway to one of Shiga Prefecture's most popular mountain resorts in Japan. The scenic ride takes visitors from the base to the mountaintop, where breathtaking views of Lake Biwa, Japan's largest lake, and the surrounding mountains await. During the winter season, the resort features a variety of ski and snowboard runs designed for beginners, intermediate riders, and experienced enthusiasts alike. With its spectacular natural scenery, well-maintained facilities, and enjoyable winter activities, Biwako Valley is a favorite destination for families, couples, groups of friends, and anyone looking to experience Japan's snowy landscapes and outdoor adventures.

No. 2 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Shiga Prefecture

Biwako Valley

Biwako Valley is a tourist destination centered around natural views and cultural experiences, located by Japan's largest freshwater lake—Lake BiwaBy the lakeside. From this observation deck, visitors can overlook the vast waters of the lake and the surrounding mountains. During sunrise and sunset, the sparkling reflections on the lake are truly mesmerizing. Biwako Valley is more than just a viewpoint—it offers a variety of activities for visitors. They can enjoy lakeside hiking along well-designed trails to explore the natural beauty of the area. Nearby, several cultural experience centers allow visitors to learn about Shiga Prefecture's history and traditions, including hands-on workshops for traditional crafts and tea ceremonies.

Takashima City Agricultural Park Makino Pick land

Shirahige Shrine

Founded in 1900, Shirahige Shrine has an ancient history and is the head shrine of Shirahige Shrine in Japan. It has been selected as one of the elements of Japanese heritage stories. The scenery here is stunning, with Okinoshima looming over the horizon as a backdrop, and fishing boats pass between the torii gates in the lake. At night, the torii gate will be lit up, making the scenery even more charming.

Avenue of Metasequoia trees

Roadside station Toju-no-sato Adogawa