Shirai Kaigan Station

Osawa Bridge

This is the spot where the Sanriku Railway crosses a railway bridge with the Pacific Ocean in the background. This is a 30 meter high railway bridge located south of Horiuchi Station on the Sanriku Railway. It is said to be one of the most famous sights along the Sanriku Railway, and it stops for about a minute on the bridge to offer tourists an ocean view. In the drama ``Ama-chan'', the scene of Natsubappa waving a big catch flag was filmed on the beach below. It is also a popular spot for photo enthusiasts looking for photo opportunities from near National Route 45. basic information

Rikuchukurosaki Lighthouse

This concrete lighthouse stands on a cliff at an altitude of 130m in Kurosaki, which juts out into the Pacific Ocean, and has been selected as one of Japan's top 50 lighthouses. The range of light reaches approximately 30 nautical miles (approximately 55 km), the largest in Tohoku. Kurosaki, like Kitayamazaki located in Tanohata Village, is a scenic coastal terrace spot in Sanriku Fukko National Park. As a lighthouse on the 40th parallel of northern latitude, it is paired with the Nyudozaki Lighthouse at the northern tip of the Oga Peninsula in Akita Prefecture on the Sea of ​​Japan side. Its appearance on the quay is beautiful, and it is also affectionately known as the "Chalk Lighthouse." This lighthouse is loved not only by tourists but also by locals.

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.