Isehara Satoyama Walk Part 1: Sannomiya Goshuin Stroll

Formal worship at Sannomiya Hibita Shrine, cut-paper goshuin stamp making at Hosen-ji Temple, tour of the Saito Family Residence (city cultural property), and sake tasting at Yoshikawa Brewery. A fulfilling experience combining history, culture, and food in one walking tour through picturesque countryside.

Isehara Satoyama Walk 'Sannomiya Goshuin Stroll' is a walking event organized by the Isehara Tourism Association. Visitors walk through the Sannomiya district visiting shrines, temples, and deities while enjoying countryside scenery. Includes 3 goshuin stamps, 3 local sake tastings, and bento for a maximum of 20 participants. Confirmed for May 23, 2026, though past edition records were not found. The Isehara area has previously offered walking tours of the Sannomiya district.

Meeting point is Sannomiya Hibita Shrine. About 10 min by bus from Isehara Station North Exit bus stop 1 (Kurihara line). The 8:30 bus is recommended due to limited service. Shrine parking also available. After the tour, the 14:44 bus from Godo to Isehara Station is convenient.

Pre-registration required for this 20-person tour (minimum 10). Wear comfortable clothes and broken-in shoes for the walking. Held in light rain; cancellation notice by email/website 3 days before in severe weather. No refunds after payment. Sake tasting for ages 20+ only; drivers cannot taste. Note: This event was cancelled due to insufficient registrations.