Takohama Beach

Hidejima

The island has a circumference of 1,800m, a highest point of 50m, and an area of ​​12,395 square meters. It was designated as a national natural monument in 1933 as a breeding ground for the black-throated petrel. Landing on the island is prohibited, so the tour will be from the Miyako Jodogahama Pleasure Boat.

Kegon-in Temple

Kegon-in Temple is said to have started when Yorimoto Heiichi built a temple in Nejo, taking the name of the temple from Tametomo's Buddhist name, in order to mourn the memory of his father, Minamoto no Tametomo. At first it was Tendai sect, but later it became Soto sect after building a temple at its current location. In 1792, there was a fire that destroyed the main road, and again in 1919. The current main hall was rebuilt later.

Karagasamatsu

It is the oldest pine tree in Taro Town and its appearance resembles a Chinese umbrella. It is located on the grounds of Greenpia Taro, and the view of the coastline and Karagasa pine trees from the hill is spectacular. Since it is a valuable tree, we need to appeal to local residents and tourists to protect and preserve it for a long time. Permit required as it is within Greenpia Taro premises