Yakushi Lacquer Crafts Museum

Kariyagawa

A major tributary of the Hei River, which originates in Wainai, Miyako City and flows along National Route 340, with a length of approximately 25 km. It joins the Hei River in the Shigeruichi area. There are many wild char and yamame trout, and you can also enjoy sweetfish fishing downstream. Each tributary is a treasure trove of char, and is a paradise for Taikobo. The beauty of the valley is also outstanding. Upstream there is Aba Sanso, which uses mineral springs. Telephone: 0193-62-8711 (Heiigawa Fisheries Cooperative Association)

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.

Miyako City Kitakami Mountains Folklore Museum

Nationally designated important tangible folk cultural property. The Kawai area of ​​Miyako City has lived continuously with the blessings of the mountains. Three exhibition rooms centered on the first exhibition room, which introduces the lives of people who lived in harmony with nature, centering on the tools that supported life in the mountains, and a video with 30 fixed seats on a staircase. There is an exhibition room and a special exhibition room.