Kariyagawa

Hei River

It is one of the most scenic clear streams in the Kitakami Mountains, with a total length of 75.5 km, originating from Kukai Kogen in the Kawai district of Miyako City and flowing to Miyako City, crossing the JR Yamada Line and National Route 106. It has a tributary, the Kariyagawa River, and attracts anglers with ayu fishing from the opening of mountain stream fishing in March to July. Small fish: March 1st to September 30th Ayu: July 1st to the period determined by the Fisheries Association Telephone: 0193-62-8711 (Heiigawa Fisheries Cooperative Association)

Miyako Port Naval Battle Monument

The Battle of Miyako was a battle between the Shogunate army and the government army that took place at Miyako Port during the Meiji Restoration. The government army moved north to attack Goryokaku, and the Shogunate army learned of this information and planned an ambush at Miyako Port, but the Shogunate army had only one Kaiten, compared to the eight warships of the government army. , was defeated after a fierce battle. Toshizo Hijikata of the Shinsengumi was riding on Kaiten, and Heihachiro Togo was riding on Kasuga of the government army. There is a ``Miyako Bay Naval Battle Commentary Monument'' on Mt. Usuki.

Kukai Kogen Walking Center

A facility that provides information about the nature of Kukai Kogen, including walking routes and flora and fauna, to visitors to Kukai Kogen. If you get tired after going around Mt. Kabuto Myojin, take a break here. You can also use the shower. You can also enjoy making your own original coasters by picking up fallen leaves. You can also have a yakiniku party at the outdoor kitchen, even if you don't bring your own, so please inquire.