Sennin Pass

Kamaishi City Local Museum

As a base for conveying the culture and climate of Kamaishi City, we have set the themes of ``Nature,'' ``Archaeology,'' ``Historical Sites,'' ``Folklore,'' ``Kamaishi of the Showa Era,'' and ``Tsunami/War Damages,'' and donated items from citizens. We are displaying the materials that were created.

millennium forest

The Toyama District Living Environment Conservation Forest in Unosumai-cho, Kamaishi City is a place where we hope that Kamaishi City will forever be a city rich in greenery.We will foster a forest of giant trees, preserve and pass it on as a permanent asset of the citizens, and promote the importance of greenery. In order to widely promote it, it has been designated as the "Kamaishi City Millennium Forest." This forest has promenades and parks, and giant trees such as horse chestnuts and katsuras with trunk circumferences exceeding 4 meters are dotted along the streams, and from the top there are wind power generation sites connected to Sankan Island and the Wayama Plateau in the ocean. You can see the windmills and Mt. Hayachine between the trees, and it can be used as a place for health promotion, socializing, and learning for children, such as forest bathing, walks, and nature observation sessions.

Unosumai Tomos

Completed in March 2019 in front of Sanriku Railway Rias Line Unosumai Station. The Earthquake Memorial Park was created as a place to pass on the memories and lessons of the Great East Japan Earthquake to future generations, as well as a place where people can relax and get to know each other and feel the importance and wonder of life. ``Miraikan, which connects lives,'' a facility for transmitting the history of the earthquake and learning about disaster prevention; ``Kamaishi Prayer Park,'' a memorial facility for the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake; and ``Unosato Exchange Center,'' where you can eat and purchase souvenirs. ”