Kenji Miyazawa birthplace

Narushima Bishamondo Standing Statue of Kabuto Bishamonten (Mikumano Shrine)

A single zelkova Buddha statue located at Narushima Bishamondo (National Important Cultural Property). At 4.73m in height, it is the largest Bishamonten statue in Japan. It is said to have been created in the middle of the Heian period.

British coast (Kitakami River)

It is located near the confluence of the Kitakami River and Segawa River, and tuffaceous mudstone is exposed along the river. Currently, they are not often seen, but they can sometimes be seen during the dry season. Kenji Miyazawa named it the ``English Coast'' because he said, ``It feels like I'm walking on the chalk coast of England.''

Osako Local Culture Preservation Museum (Hayaike Minedake Kagura Tradition Museum)

This is a facility for preserving materials and passing down local performing arts centering on Hayachine Minegaku Kagura, and exhibits Kagura masks and costumes, Gongen statues, ancient documents, Buddhist statues and hanging scrolls from the adjacent Myosenji Temple, and more. It consists of a folklore hall for practicing, and a storage room for storing historical materials. Kagura videos are also constantly shown.