美食
Pan-no-mimi
在 Pan-no-mimi，您可以尝试一些美味和独特的面包。除了各种热三明治，如金枪鱼起司或火腿切达起司，不要忘记它们的烤面包——例如是以烤海鲜和起司烤成的半条鲜烤面包。
这里是一家可以感受到二宫神社之守护神二宫尊德精神的咖啡馆。在这里一边啜饮意大利咖啡，一边品尝江户时代的 gojiru（大豆泥味噌汤），一边欣赏大自然的美景吧。
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在 Pan-no-mimi，您可以尝试一些美味和独特的面包。除了各种热三明治，如金枪鱼起司或火腿切达起司，不要忘记它们的烤面包——例如是以烤海鲜和起司烤成的半条鲜烤面包。
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Odawara Castle was built in the 15th century by Daimyo Hojo Soun. It was demolished by the Meji government in the 19th century. It was rebuilt in 1960 and today the 5-story castle sits on the top of a hill that overlooks Odawara. Inside the castle there are exhibits on the history of the building as well as exhibitions of armor and swords. The top floor offers a beautiful view of the park and the surrounding city. The castle is also famous for its cherry blossoms and many other flowers, including plum blossoms, azaleas, hydrangeas and lotus blossoms. There is a ninja museum on the castle grounds. There is also a small samurai museum there.
Daiyuzan Saijoji is a temple with a deep connection to the tengu, those creatures who occupy a special place in Japanese folk religion. For example, folklore has it that the tengu, in a variety of different ways, supported the Zen priest who first built Saijoji TempleThe Daiyuzan Saijoji Temple in Minamiashigara is a breathtaking temple of Soto Zen Buddhism. The temple grounds, which were built more than 620 years ago, contain around 30 ceremonial halls and other temple buildings. The temple is surrounded by an impressive cedar forest. In the temple the novices receive their formal religious training to become monks. There are 3 impressive halls on the temple grounds that are worth visiting: the Hondo, Kaisando and Myogaku halls. The temple has a deep connection to the mythical creatures of the Tengu, those creatures that have a special place in Japanese folk religion. For example, it is said in folklore that the Tengu supported the Zen priest who built the Daiyuzan Saijoji Temple in various ways.
