Kuzumaki Forest Park

Seven waterfalls

It's about a 1.5km climb along Nanatakizawa, which joins the Mabuchi River from Shimofuyube. The 43m waterfall that can be seen through the thicket of trees is the third waterfall, the highest of the seven tiered waterfalls. The Japanese beech that grows wild around the waterfall is the northernmost Japanese beech and has been designated as a natural monument of the town.

Kuzumaki Kogen Farm

You can experience working on a farm, such as taking care of calves and sheep. The farm also has a ``Milk House'' where you can try your hand at making ice cream, as well as lodging facilities ``Plateau'' and ``Cottage.'' The adjacent Kuzumaki-cho Forest Park is a park at 40 degrees north latitude surrounded by white birch trees, and also has a campground. In July, there is a lavender garden viewing event where you can even pick lavender.

Mabuchi River source/Sodeyama Plateau

The festival is held as part of a river protection campaign to protect and nurture clear streams and to express gratitude for the blessings of Mabuchi River, the second largest river in the prefecture, which originates from Sodeyama Plateau in Kuzumaki Town and flows all the way to Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture. Events include a prayer festival to prevent water accidents, open-air play, and Mabuchigawa Genryu Taiko drum performances.