Tenjinyama Park

Ofunato City

Coast

There are two giant Higanzakura trees at the entrance to the park of Mt. Tenjin, which are designated as natural monuments by the city. During the cherry blossom viewing season, the area is crowded with many cherry blossom viewing visitors. Oyamashita Park and Goishi Beach are also in full bloom. In addition, the cherry blossoms that bloom in a straight line along the road from Nakai Bridge to Kawaguchi Bridge are an impressive sight. Best time to see: Mid-April to late April

Location: 022-0000 Kakinokizawa, Morimachi, Ofunato City
Inquiries: (One company) Ofunato City Tourism and Products Association
Phone number 0192-21-1922
FAX number 0192-47-3416
Website: https://www.city.ofunato.iwate.jp/site/ofunatrip/1365.html

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Ofunato Tsunami Tradition Museum

The Ofunato Tsunami Folklore Museum was tentatively opened on March 11, 2013, two years after the Great East Japan Earthquake. You can see panels displaying videos and photos from the tsunami, and hear stories from storytellers about the evacuation process. You can also travel to the coastal area and listen to storytellers as part of a ``disaster area tour.'' *Reservation required

Ofunato City

Coast

Museums Earthquake Related History and Heritage Facilities

Koishihama scallop burger

A local burger made with Ofunato's brand scallops, Koishihama. A scallop croquette containing a whole high-quality, thick and sweet scallop is topped with tartar sauce.

Ofunato City

Coast

Sightseeing Spots History / Culture

Ayarizaki

Cape Ayari boasts the beauty of rugged cliffs. The sight of the white waves crashing against the reef is very impressive. There is also a lighthouse at the tip of the cape that watches over the safety of navigation, and its appearance is also very atmospheric. There is a promenade leading to the tip of the cape, making it perfect for a leisurely hike.

Ofunato City

Coast

Nature / Scenery