Sightseeing Spots

Hiraniwa Sanso Cottage Shirakabamura

"Cottage Shirakabamura", which opened in 2004, is equipped with a unit shower and toilet, and you can also enjoy a barbecue outdoors.

Ayame② (Motsuji Temple)

Kinkonzuke

One theory is that in this region, it is an important preserved food that is pickled in homemade miso, and the older it gets, the more flavor it gets, so it was named ``Konkonzuke'' after the Golden Wedding. Carrots and kelp rolls are tightly packed inside the gourd hole, and when you slice them into rounds, the carrots' colors come out brightly.

Seaside cuisine Kiriya

The restaurant's popular diver set meal is a restaurant where you can enjoy sea squirt in a variety of ways, including sashimi, grilled, and fried sea squirt. However, as we are particular about freshness and only use freshly caught food that day, we may not be able to provide it. If you have any questions about this area, please contact us and we can prepare everything from beach grilling to fishing boats. Diver set meal 1200 yen, strawberry stew 1000 yen, etc.

Soba no Takumikan

``Soba no Takumikan'' is run by mothers of farmers who grow spinach. You can experience making soba noodles and making mamebu.

Tada Ryokan

Mulberry tea

Mulberry leaf tea used to feed silkworms. Mulberry leaves are rich in minerals, vitamins, and dietary fiber, and are an ingredient that is expected to prevent lifestyle-related diseases. There are ``mulberry tea'' that can be brewed and drunk, and ``mulberry tea powder'' that is an affordable powder type.

Marusan lacquerware Hidehira lacquerware

Hidehira lacquerware, which was born in the Oshu Fujiwara culture, has been passed down by the master craftsmen of Marusan lacquerware, which boasts a history of over 100 years. The spring and autumn flower patterns arranged in the basic tones of vermilion, black, and gold, and the elegant shape that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand, give a sense of tradition but modernity. It blends into everyday life and soothes the hearts of those who use it.

Ayame① (Motsuji Temple)