Hangan Inari Shrine

Honshoji Temple

``What will happen? The movements of the heavens and the earth, the individual behavior of human beings, etc., are nothing more than a leaf in the autumn breeze. Let it be. That's what Musashi thought.'' Yoshikawa begins with this passage. The first draft of Eiji's ``Miyamoto Musashi'' was written at Honshoji Temple in 1930. From Morioka Minami on the Tohoku Expressway to your destination via the prefectural road, take National Route 106 to Miyako. 10 minutes by car from Miyako to Honshoji Temple (near Municipal Atago Elementary School).

Kukai Kogen Walking Center

A facility that provides information about the nature of Kukai Kogen, including walking routes and flora and fauna, to visitors to Kukai Kogen. If you get tired after going around Mt. Kabuto Myojin, take a break here. You can also use the shower. You can also enjoy making your own original coasters by picking up fallen leaves. You can also have a yakiniku party at the outdoor kitchen, even if you don't bring your own, so please inquire.

Gongen Falls

As you follow Kurasawa from Matsusa to Mt. Omori, a large waterfall suddenly appears. It has a drop of nearly 10 meters and is divided into three stages, creating a splash of water. This stream, which has been around for a long time in secret, looks great with the fresh greenery and autumn leaves. [Best time to see autumn leaves] Mid-October to early November