The appearance of Japanese gardens and inns is good.
Rather than everyday use, it seems to be good for a large number of dinner parties such as celebrations.

It was a pity that the café could not make the most of its relaxed atmosphere. Maybe there aren't many customers.

There is also a tourist information office on site.
There is a complex for sightseeing on the north side across the path.

There is a parking lot in Koisiki, but there is a large parking lot in the square on the north side.

The nearby shrine has Japan's largest stone lantern with a height of 8.4m and a 2.6m coping stone.
By the way, at Kibitsuhiko Shrine in Okayama City, there is a large lantern with a height of 11.5m and 8 tatami mats of coping stones, which is said to be the largest in Japan. I don't know the standard, but there may be Japan's best in the whole country.

About 10 to 15 minutes on foot on the north side, there is the Kubinashi Jizo, which is famous for granting wishes.