Sightseeing Spots

southern bay

The hayashi of floats used in festivals. Around 1661, Naoe, the 22nd generation head of Tono Nanbu, commissioned a performer to create a town dance that incorporated the characteristics of Tonogo, with reference to Kyoto's Gion Bayashi.

032 Ichinohe Town_Goshono Jomon Park④_(Summer)

Yana Masuzawa

There is a ``Yanaba'' on the Sarugaishi River in the Kashiwagi-daira area. The Sarugaishi River is famous throughout the country as a treasure trove of freshwater fish. The area is especially famous for its fallen sweetfish, and from July to October, you can enjoy Japanese food and river fish such as sweetfish while watching Hayana fishing (a device used to catch fish by damming the flow of the river).

041 Tono City_Zokuishi_(Spring)

Ake River

It is a primitive river and is famous nationwide as a mountain stream fishing river. It is home to one of the nation's leading salmon hatcheries, and has the highest single-river hatching capacity in Japan.

031 Ichinohe Town_Goshono Jomon Park③_(Autumn)

Galaxy Forest Observatory

A 20m high observation deck is located on a slightly elevated area of ​​Ginga no Mori Sports Park, which has a multi-purpose ground and tennis courts. You can fully enjoy the surrounding natural scenery, including Ginga no Mori Sports Park. You can also see ``Megane Bridge'' below.

040 Tono City_Kojin Shrine②_(Winter)

Fusa Cave Ruins

This cave is a horizontal limestone cave developed in limestone. It has a total length of 230 meters, and human and animal bones and pottery from the Jomon period were unearthed during excavations.