Kyukamura Rikuchu Miyako

Tochinai Beach

Tochinai Beach, located on the south side of Taro Bay and south of Sagabe, which is a breeding ground for black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed cats, is home to a colony of black-tailed black-tailed gulls, which are rarely seen these days. From April to August, bright pink flowers decorate the beach. The way the flowers bloom and compete, as if competing to be the first, looks like rubies sprinkled on a green carpet. Hamanasu, which has been a beloved subject of songs and poems since ancient times, is said to have gotten its name because the people of Tohoku pronounced the ``shi'' in ``Hamanashi'' as ``su''. By the time the bright flowers fade and bear red fruit, summer in Taro Town is over.

Hei River Mountain Stream

The Hei River, which originates from Mt. Kabuto Myojin on the Kukai Highlands, is the largest river in the prefecture that collects large and small rivers and flows into Miyako Bay, and is a treasure trove of river fish such as sweetfish, char, and yamame trout. As a mecca for mountain stream fishing, it is crowded with Taikobo from early spring. There are parts of the old national highway that are now used as nature trails, and many people visit during the season of fresh greenery and autumn leaves to enjoy the scenery that spreads out before their eyes. In particular, Otoge Dam is visited by enthusiasts who want to take photos of the autumn leaves, the dam, and trains. [Best time to see autumn leaves] Late October to early November

Baked pineapple

Seaweed from Otsuchi and Kamaishi that is only known to those in the know. Enjoy the aroma of the ocean and the crunchy texture. It is a seaweed shaped like a pine needle that is picked by hand from rocky areas along the Sanriku coast in early spring.