(2). Heritage
更新日：2020年9月18日
National Treasure Sites
| Name | Place |
|---|---|
| Dozoh Nyorai Ritsuzo | Yoshida |
| Old Gorin Church | Warabi |
| Hetomato Festival | Shimo-sakiyama |
Dozaki Church
Prefectural Treasure Sites
| Name | Place |
|---|---|
| Myojoin Amida | Yoshida |
| Myojoin | Yoshida |
| Dozaki Church | Okuura |
| Chankoko | Ozu |
| Egami Church | Naru |
| Daiho Temple Bonsho | Daiho |
| Daiho Sunauchi | Daiho |
| Ohmonde | Saganoshima |
Daiho Temple
Myojoin
City Treasure Sites
| Name | Place |
|---|---|
| Karitate Oneonde | Karitate, Tomie |
| Yamashita Oneonde | Yamashita, Tomie |
| Kojima Kobako | Kokima, Tomie |
| Togi Shrine Festival | Togi |
| The Treasure of Temman Shrine | Shimo-ohzu |
| Matsuzono House | Buke-yashiki |
| Yoshida Tug-of-war | Yoshida |
| Hakozaki gate of Gosha Shrine | Kami Ohzu |
| Kabashima Shrine Festival | Motogama |
A picture of a dog drawn by Tetsu Shirakawa (Historic Museum)
A letter written by Issai Saito (Historic Museum)
A letter written by Sadabei Sakabe (Historic Museum)
Former gorin Church
Egami Church
Myojoin
‘Myojoin’ is the oldest wooded structure in Goto. It features a magnificent ceiling, decorated with 121 intricate pictures!
It was given its name in 806 by Kukai, the famous Buddhist priest who visited Goto.
One day, while praying for the locals and wishing them a better life, he was greeted by a bright star, shimmering in the sky above.
He took inspiration from this, and named the temple the 'bright star temple' or the‘Myojoin’.