The temple's historical narrative is a result of the land's limitations; the region's unsuitability for rice cultivation led the tenant farmers of the Edo period to sow buckwheat (soba) fields.

Nestled in the mountains west of Aikawa Town, Kanagawa Prefecture, lies Shiokawa Falls—a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Accessing the site through public transportation proves challenging due to its remote location, making a car or motorbike the more viable option.

Whether you are captivated by its versatile event spaces, artistic charm, or the multitude of storage solutions it offers, this repurposed warehouse is an epitome of adaptability and functionality—a running theme found throughout Tennozu Isle.

Miho-no-Matsubara Beach, also known as Shimizu Beach, is located on the Miho Peninsula in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. This beach offers stunning views of Suruga Bay, ships sailing into Shimizu Port through Suruga Bay, and on a clear day, offers lovely views of Mt. Fuji.