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Frey Island Ozaki Misaki

Ofunato City

Coast

Nature / Scenery

    A tourist and recreational facility located at Cape Ozaki. Surrounded by a forest and 2,500 camellia trees, it has bungalows, a barbecue house, and a campsite, as well as ball game facilities, a forest plaza, and walking trails. Additionally, you can use the general information facility's multipurpose room and shower room. From the 4km road that goes around the cape, you can see the Goishi Coast and Anadori Beach on the opposite shore.

    Location
    188-7 Torisawa, Akasaki-cho, Ofunato-shi, 022-0007
    Business Hours
    Open all year round
    Inquiries
    Frey Island Ozaki Misaki Management Office
    Phone number 0192-27-4478
    FAX number 0192-27-4478
    Website
    https://www.city.ofunato.iwate.jp/soshiki/nourin/2075.htmlOpen in new tab
    Other
    【access】
    Route 1: Ichinoseki Station → [125 minutes on the conventional line] Ofunato Station → [25 minutes by bus] Bus Nagasaki Line Shimotakonoura bus stop → [10 minutes on foot] Frei Island Ozaki Misaki

    Route 2: Ichinoseki IC → [120 minutes by car] Frei Island Ozaki Misaki
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    Three-faced camellia

    This giant camellia tree is located in the grounds of Kumano Shrine in Suesaki Town.It is 17 meters tall, 8 meters in circumference at the base, and is the largest and oldest tree in Japan, approximately 1,400 years old. At that time, there were camellias on the east, south, and west sides of the shrine, which is why it got its name, but now only the east side remains and is designated as a natural monument by the prefecture.

    Ofunato City

    Coast
    Nature / SceneryShrines / Temples

    Tsubakikan and Go stones around the world

    Ofunato is known as the "village of camellias" due to its warm climate, and the native camellias are blooming with red flowers everywhere. The camellia has been designated as the flower of Ofunato City and has become a symbol of the city. The World Camellia Museum/Goishi exhibits 700 camellias of approximately 600 varieties from 13 countries around the world. In addition to displaying seasonal flowers produced in the area, camellia seedlings, camellia goods, camellia oil, and potted plants are also on sale.

    Ofunato City

    Coast
    Zoos and Botanical Gardens / Aquariums

    fisherman’s hut

    Ofunato City

    Coast
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