Osawa Bridge

Kenji Miyazawa Poetry Monument (Matsuiso Park)

Two monuments of Kenji Miyazawa's poetry have been erected in Fudai Village. One of these is the monument to ``The Lost Boy's Song'' in Matsuiso Park, and it is said that Horiuchi Port was the port where Kenji boarded his engine boat when he traveled to Sanriku in 1925. It was built in 2004. The epitaph was chosen as a literary poem, ``Song of a Defeated Boy,'' which is an adaptation of ``Sanshiro: Jealousy of the Apocalypse,'' which Kenji wrote at dawn on the day he boarded the ship.

Ordinary antenna shop Aide

This is a souvenir shop located within the premises of Sanriku Railway Fudai Station. There are various processed products made from high-quality kelp harvested from the Fudai Sea, which boasts one of the best fish species in Iwate Prefecture. In addition to Fudai's synonymous ``suki konbu'', there are also konbu manju, konbu ramen, KONPAS (pasta), kobujio, and sweets made with kelp. The kelp soft serve ice cream and kelp-flavored fries that can only be eaten here are also popular. We also carry processed seafood products and vegetables straight from the farm, and you can find Fudai souvenirs here. We also provide tourist information, so please feel free to contact us.

Kurosakienchi

Kurosaki is a 150 to 200 meter high cliff that plunges almost perpendicularly into the Pacific Ocean. At the tip of the cape is the Kurosaki Lighthouse, which was selected as one of Japan's top 50 lighthouses in 1998 and one of the ``Lighthouses in Love'' in 2019. The surrounding area includes the symbolic tower at 40 degrees north latitude, the Carillon Bell, the Kurosaki-so National Lodge, and the Kurosaki Observation Deck, and the view of the sunrise from here is breathtakingly beautiful.