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Miyako City Fish and Vegetable Market

Miyako City

Coast

Sightseeing Spots

    A market filled with fresh seafood and processed seafood caught off the coast of Sanriku, as well as vegetables grown by local farmers. In addition to the many shops lined up, farmers' mothers sell their specialty vegetables in the central plaza. It is also known as the kitchen of Miyako citizens, and is an exchange market full of humanity. We will also package and ship it for you as a souvenir.

    Location
    1-1 Satsukicho, Miyako City 027-0072
    Business Hours
    6:30～17:30
    Closed
    Every Wednesday
    Inquiries
    Miyako City Fish and Vegetable Market
    Phone number 0193-62-1521
    FAX number 0193-62-1522
    Website
    http://www.gyosai.jp/Open in new tab
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    Parking lot: 3 large cars, 140 regular cars
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    Fujinokawa Beach

    A wide sandy beach overlooking Miyako Bay.

    Miyako City

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    fishing fire

    The squid fishing lights flickering in the jet-black sea make it look as if there is a town on the opposite shore. The jewel-like light sparkling in the darkness and the star-filled night sky invite the viewer to a fantastical world. The glittering light is a fishing light, and fishermen are fishing for squid that gather around the light. This fishing, which takes advantage of the tendency of squid to gather around light, is carried out until early morning when the sky turns white. Freshly caught squid is landed at the port and delivered to each household with the taste of freshly caught squid. This fishing fire can be observed from the high ground along the coast from mid-August to late September. Squid fishing season: Mid-August to late September

    Miyako City

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    Pretty tree museum

    A complete exhibition of the forest resources, history, and lifestyle culture of the cute Kawai area of ​​Miyako City. Without constructing any new buildings, we designated the Miyako City Kawai General Office and the Kitakami Mountain Folklore Museum as the main building, and designated 16 characteristic forests in the Kawai area as branch libraries. Would you like to take a walk with a ``Tree Museum Guide'' and be healed in a forest that nurtures eternal life?

    Miyako City

    Coast
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