Fudo Falls

Kubizaki

A huge rocky peak that rises to the east of the Ekiki Peninsula. At its base, white waves are splashing, and it's powerful enough to remind you of the maritime Alps. It is said that this name came from the head of an Ezo chief who washed ashore. At the tip of the cape is the Kubizaki Lighthouse, and the view of the series of capes from here is spectacular.

Okuboyama Forest Park “Mori no Gakusha”

You can experience the relationship between humans, forests, and nature while introducing the nature and wildlife of Okuboyama Forest Park, where a vast forest consisting of broad-leaved trees such as Quercus oak and chestnut trees provides a free playground. Usage period: May to November

Wooden seated statue of Tathagata and wooden standing statue of Eleven-faced Kannon Bodhisattva at Hasedera Temple

These are Buddhist statues from the Heian period to the Kamakura period, and both statues are made using the one-piece wood technique. Among them, the wooden seated statue of Nyorai is said to be the oldest Buddha statue in the Tohoku region, and both are valuable tangible cultural properties designated by the prefecture.