Sightseeing Spots

Amihari Visitor Center

The visitor center is a base facility that introduces Mt. Iwate's rich nature, history, literature, etc., as well as promotes activities to interact with nature and environmental conservation activities in collaboration with the local community. The exhibition room is equipped with a computer information search corner, topographical models, panel displays, and an audio guide system, as well as explanations from resident commentators. You can enjoy a vast view from the observation terrace.

Motsuji Temple Yarimizu 4

Shinyu Cottage [Vacation rental]

There are cottages for 4 and 6 people. Prices are per rental of one building, per night.

Frey Island Ozaki Misaki

A tourist and recreational facility located at Cape Ozaki. Surrounded by a forest and 2,500 camellia trees, it has bungalows, a barbecue house, and a campsite, as well as ball game facilities, a forest plaza, and walking trails. Additionally, you can use the general information facility's multipurpose room and shower room. From the 4km road that goes around the cape, you can see the Goishi Coast and Anadori Beach on the opposite shore.

Motsuji Temple Yarimizu 3

Echigoya Ryokan

Marine Rose Park Noda Tamagawa Underground Museum

The Noda Tamagawa Mine, known for having one of the largest manganese deposits in Japan, is now open to the public as a tourist tunnel. Also, the rosette produced here is the raw stone of marine rose. The scientific name is rhodonite. Currently, this is a valuable item that can only be produced here in Noda Village in Japan. Would you like to experience the unknown world too?

Motsuji Temple Yarimizu 2

Tono Youth Hostel