Named 'Oyama Mairi' in the Edo period, this shrine was designated as a site of Japanese heritage. These spiritual mountains have been faithfully worshipped since long ago. The areais is famous for it's delicious Tofu made from locally grown soy beans and pure Oyama mountain spring water.
Add to trip planner 0The following events are being held: January: Hatsumode and Tsutsugayu Festival; February: Setsubun; March: Mountain Marathon and Tofu Festival; August: Lantern-drawing Festival and the Annual Autumn Festival; September: Equinox Flowers and Autumn Cherry Blossoms; October: Bonfire Festival; November: Illuminated Red Maple. The Oyama area is also known for its tofu.
More detailsOoyama cable car will take you to a great scenic spot that is located at a height of 700 m above sea level in 6 minutes. The cable car is 0.8 km long and the difference of elevation between stations is 278 m. Passengers can fully enjoy grand views from a large window of the cable car: a view of Enoshima spreading below the cable, seasonal sceneries of Oyama and other superb prospects. The cable...
More detailsNiju Falls, also called "Amagoi-no-taki" is one of Oyama's six waterfalls and is believed to call the rain.
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