Ashitoyama Kagoiwa

Ichinoseki City Museum

Located approximately 0.4km from Genbikei, the spacious entrance hall on the first floor can accommodate events sponsored by the museum. In the exhibition room on the second floor, there is an underfloor display of the Genbikei ruins, a comprehensive history display from the lives of the Jomon and Yayoi people in the Ichinoseki region to the present day, where they struggled to recover from repeated floods, as well as ``Maiso Swords and Swords'' and ``Gentaku''. There are four themed exhibits: "Fumihiko and Kai," "Ichinoseki and Wasan," and you can also enjoy videos and computer games.

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.

Sokei Kumano Shrine

This shrine is said to have been commissioned by Tojin Ohno in the 2nd year of the Yoro era, and is said to have enshrined the spirit of Kishu Kumano Daigongen, and was originally located in Uesokei Kumano. The current main shrine was rebuilt in September of the 7th year of Enpo, and retains its original form well, and is a noteworthy relic as a unique example of the design of the tomata and the form of the shrine building. The main shrine is a cultural property designated by the prefecture.