Otoge Dam (along National Route 106)

Senryo Otokoyama Hishiya Sake Brewery

“Senryo Otokoyama” is the brand name of Hishiya Sake Brewery, the only sake brewing company in Miyako City. Located in the scenic spot of Jodogahama, a national park that Sanriku Miyako is proud of, it was founded 5 years ago in Kaei, and continues to offer delicious sake with a 150-year long history and the harmonious skills of Nanbu's master brewers. Although it was severely damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake, it has finally been revived.

Jodogahama Rest House

The company was severely damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake and had to close, but has since resumed operations. There is a souvenir shop stocked with Miyako specialties, and a restaurant with glass windows overlooking Jodogahama Beach called Hamadokoro Umineko-tei. There are also changing rooms and showers, so it can also be used as a base for swimming or trekking.

Kegon-in Temple

Kegon-in Temple is said to have started when Yorimoto Heiichi built a temple in Nejo, taking the name of the temple from Tametomo's Buddhist name, in order to mourn the memory of his father, Minamoto no Tametomo. At first it was Tendai sect, but later it became Soto sect after building a temple at its current location. In 1792, there was a fire that destroyed the main road, and again in 1919. The current main hall was rebuilt later.