Mt. Eboshi

Mt. Mitsuishi

It is located approximately in the middle of the Ura-Iwate Mountain Range course that runs from Mt. Iwate to Hachimantai. It is a mountain where sticky lava erupted from the center of the gently sloping mountain, and its name comes from the fact that the area around the summit looks like three peaks from any direction. Mitsuishi Sanso is located in Mitsuishi Wetland, which has a pond and wetlands. Altitude: 1,466m. The Amihari course is suitable for the general public, starting from Amihari Onsen, passing through the Mitsuishi Wetlands, and then reaching the summit of the mountain.

Roadside station “Shizukuishi Anekko” [Hashiba Onsen]

A roadside station that opened in July 2001. The restaurant ``Anekko Chaya'' offers menus made with seasonal ingredients from Shizukuishi. Among them, the ``local chicken oyakodon'' and the ``hitomebore soft-serve ice cream'' made with rice grown in Shizukuishi are popular. In addition, there is a ``Sansai Zukuishi,'' which sells freshly harvested vegetables, wild plants, mushrooms, and other vegetables grown by local farmers, and a ``Bussan,'' which sells special products collected from towns along National Routes 46 and 106. There is also "Shizukuishi". At Hashiba Onsen (simple alkaline spring), which has a sauna and open-air bath, you can enjoy a day trip bath, as well as a rest room, training room, herb garden, and auto camping area.

Yokokoshi skunk cabbage colony

A colony of skunk cabbage in a wetland near the foot of Mt. Komagatake. A wooden path has been maintained by the people of the Yokokitsu area, allowing you to enjoy skunk cabbage up close. The best time to see them is usually in early May.