Tomika Town in Gifu Prefecture's Kamo District has a gentle slope and different characteristics in the south and northeast. The south is flat and at a high altitude, so it is mainly used for pear production. The northeast is hilly and mountainous. These two differences allow you to see both rural landscapes and lush natural scenery. In the rural areas, "black rice" is cultivated. This black rice is used in sweets and sake, which are unique specialties of this region. You can enjoy a taste that is not often found these days. One of the main tourist attractions is Kiyomizu-dera Temple. One of its features is that it is built in the same style as Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto.