Walk to Sainenji temple from Inada station. See giant Gyngo tree at the temple ground. Enter the main building of temple to see Amida Buddha and statures of SHINRAN and Eshinni (his wife).

Since 1868, Isok ura Sake Brewery has brewed Japanese sake called "Inasato". Guests can join the brewery tour and learn how to make sake using traditional methods with water coming from Inada granite stones and rice grown in Kasama. Guests can also try to taste various sake products at the shop.

Inada Shrine is a historical shrine that was founded approximately 1,200 years ago and is the origin of the name of the Inada area. The enshrined deity is Princess Kushinada, who was married to Prince Susanoo according to Japanese myth. She is worshiped as a deity of matchmaking. Guests can see the worship hall and main shrine, which are made entirely of cypress. Inside the shrine ground surrounded by trees, guests can feel a sense of calm and comfort.