Hidejima

Kyukamura Rikuchu Miyako

Located in Anegasaki, Sakiyama, it has 80 rooms, accommodation for 300 people, a campsite, and sports facilities such as tennis courts. For those who can wake up early in the morning, we recommend walking around the dormitory.

Jodogahama Rest House

The company was severely damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake and had to close, but has since resumed operations. There is a souvenir shop stocked with Miyako specialties, and a restaurant with glass windows overlooking Jodogahama Beach called Hamadokoro Umineko-tei. There are also changing rooms and showers, so it can also be used as a base for swimming or trekking.

Settai Nanatsumono

It is said that the dance was started by Settai volunteers in the 15th year of Tensho, praying for a good harvest and the health of the people, and during the Osaka Winter Siege, local soldiers who went to the front danced Settai Nanatsumono in between battles, and it was well-received. It is being Since then, it has been passed down from ancestors to descendants, and now many young people in the area have joined the preservation society, and it is displayed at events in various places. (Tools: The name "Nanatsumono" seems to have come from the seven tools: Sakiuchi, Yatsubarai, Naginata, Kine, Tachi, Ogi, and Okekatsugi.) [Date and time] District festival , events etc.