Hannō City

Hannō City

Hannō City is a city located in the southwestern part of Saitama Prefecture, Japan. Established in 1954, forests cover 76% of its total area, earning it the nickname "Forest Culture City." The city's forest culture not only boosts local economic development but also serves as a driving force for tourism.

Hannō City is a place where natural scenery and historical cultural heritage blend seamlessly. Its vast forests make it an ideal destination for vacations, offering fresh air and a close connection to nature. The city is home to numerous temples, including Nōrin-ji, Take-dera, Kannon-ji, Chikanki-ji, Manpuku-ji, Seishin-ji, Shūjō-ji, Hōdō-ji, Shinfuku-ji, Gyokuhō-ji, Kinkō-ji, Fukuji-ji, Hachidō, Chōkō-ji, Dōkō-ji, Hōkō-ji, and others. It also features several shrines, such as Yahata Shrine, Kami Shrine, Yajiri Shrine, Suitengū, Kaji Shrine, Dairokuten Shrine, Gona Shrine, and Niutsuhime Shrine.

Hannō

Must-visit reason: A renowned Forest Culture City in Japan

Continent where the attraction is located: Asia【Asia】

Country/region where the attraction is located: Japan[Japan]

Prefecture/State where the attraction is located: Saitama Prefecture [Saitama Prefecture]

City where the attraction is located: Hannō City [Hannō]