Nakamura Hankando

Unosumai Tomos

Completed in March 2019 in front of Sanriku Railway Rias Line Unosumai Station. The Earthquake Memorial Park was created as a place to pass on the memories and lessons of the Great East Japan Earthquake to future generations, as well as a place where people can relax and get to know each other and feel the importance and wonder of life. ``Miraikan, which connects lives,'' a facility for transmitting the history of the earthquake and learning about disaster prevention; ``Kamaishi Prayer Park,'' a memorial facility for the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake; and ``Unosato Exchange Center,'' where you can eat and purchase souvenirs. ”

Yakushi Park

This park is located on a hill in the city center, offering a panoramic view of the city and Kamaishi Bay. Inside the park, there is a statue of a woman erected to comfort the spirits of war victims and pray for peace, as well as a monument commemorating Yosuke Takahashi, who devoted himself to the development of the Kamaishi Steel Works. Approximately 200 cherry trees are in full bloom in spring.

Sankanjima

This is an uninhabited island floating approximately 1 km southeast of the Hakozaki Peninsula, and the entire island is covered in green trees. It has been designated as a national natural monument as a breeding ground for the Great Shearwater and the Common Petrel.