Nabekura Park

Iwane Bridge

The official name is ``Tatsusobe River Bridge'', and during the Iwate Light Railway era, it was a steel plate girder bridge, but in 1944, the Japanese National Railways wrapped it around the abutments, piers, and steel plate girder bridge, and built it into reinforced concrete. . The Iwate Light Railway is said to have been the inspiration for Kenji Miyazawa's fairy tale ``Night on the Galaxy Railway.''

tradition garden

Curved houses, waterwheels, folk tales, gods, customs, and local cuisine. Denshoen is a facility that preserves the lifestyle culture of the Tono people that was commonplace in the past, and passes it on to future generations. Experience the original scenery of Japan's hometown with your eyes, ears, skin, and tongue. At the restaurant, you can enjoy local cuisine such as ``Hitsumi'' and ``Keiran.'' Densoen's ``Hittsumi'', which uses plenty of chicken bones, has a rich and refreshing taste, and is very popular with locals.

Rokkaku Ushiyama

This mountain, which is one of the three Tono mountains along with Mt. Hayachine and Mt. Ishigami, often appears in the Tales of Tono. Altitude: 1,294.3m. Rokujinishi Shrine, located at the foot of the mountain, is said to have been built by Sakanoue Tamuramaro in the Daido era, and its inner shrine is located at the top of the mountain. Rokkakuushi Shrine is located near the Nukano-mae bus stop along the prefectural road heading towards Fuefuki Pass, and from there you can head to the trailhead. As you pass the 2nd station and are surrounded by oak and beech forests, the path becomes steeper, and from around the 6th station, you can enjoy the sight of Chinese plovers. Additionally, the inner shrine of Rokujinishi Shrine can be used as a shelter in case of bad weather. From the top, you can see the mountains of the Kami Mountains, including Mt. Hayachine and Mt. Goyo.