Tokei-ji

Costs a small fee. Named "divorce temple", as it is said that abused women seeking divorce were coming to hide in this place and found a safe heaven there. The entrance seems to be small, but the temple is actually vast. No massive buildings, but nice wooden ones, a huge bronze bell that you can't ring, and a small outside daibutsu (Buddha statue). At the back, a museum-souvenir shop, hosting some ancient delicately carved wooden daibutsu. Don't stop there! If you walk a little further deep in the valley, you'll find a lovely and wide terraced area in the woods, that is the cemetery. Plethora of old tombs, with some modern ones, stairs, moss, small statues, and a total silence, only broken by the birds' song. Fantastic place to refresh, away from the all modern civilization and noise. If you like sports, you'll find the tomb of the first Japanese citizen who got a gold medal at the Olympic games, Oda Mikio.