Suga Shusai Spirit Tower

Aoyagikura Monument

Bunzo Aoyagi built a paddy warehouse in Nakazato, his hometown of Matsukawa, in 1931 in order to save the people of Higashiiwai District who were suffering from hunger and disease due to a famine and poor harvest.He wrote the origin of the storehouse in front of it. It is a monument. It is said that thanks to this warehouse, during the Tenpo famine, relief efforts spread throughout the county, and there were no roadside deaths as seen elsewhere. In this way, Bunzo was not only a great benefactor of the disaster relief efforts, but also thought about the good of the world and people, and founded the Aoyagi Bunko in Sendai. He is considered the founder of public libraries in our country.

Oguro Falls

In a secret area reminiscent of a deep mountain valley, the white water flowing down overlapping large rocks, the surrounding trees, and flowers create a wonderful view of the beauty of each season.

Fujisawa Cultural Center Jomon Hall (Jomon People)

A performing arts stage where modern Jomon people gather. J Staff, a local volunteer group, will help create the stage. At Jomon Hall, the symbolic monument ``Taro Okamoto of 38 degrees 52 minutes north latitude'' welcomes people. At its center is the sculpture ``Jomon People'' by Taro Okamoto.