Onsen / Accommodation

Funayado Kaitaro

Soba no Takumikan

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

Inn Irohaya

Nakatsugawa area

Kariyagawa

A major tributary of the Hei River, which originates in Wainai, Miyako City and flows along National Route 340, with a length of approximately 25 km. It joins the Hei River in the Shigeruichi area. There are many wild char and yamame trout, and you can also enjoy sweetfish fishing downstream. Each tributary is a treasure trove of char, and is a paradise for Taikobo. The beauty of the valley is also outstanding. Upstream there is Aba Sanso, which uses mineral springs. Telephone: 0193-62-8711 (Heiigawa Fisheries Cooperative Association)

Hatayacho (Hososhige Shoten)

Rikuchu Kaigan Grand Hotel

After being affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, we have finally resumed business for the first time in 1 year and 8 months. Rikuchu Kaigan Grand Hotel is located on the edge of the ocean with a panoramic view of Kamaishi Bay, and is located in a location where you can see the Sanriku sea throughout the seasons.

Ayarizaki

Cape Ayari boasts the beauty of rugged cliffs. The sight of the white waves crashing against the reef is very impressive. There is also a lighthouse at the tip of the cape that watches over the safety of navigation, and its appearance is also very atmospheric. There is a promenade leading to the tip of the cape, making it perfect for a leisurely hike.

Sakurayama area