Kurosaki Senkei

Jagasaki

A cliff-top cape at the eastern base of the Hirota Peninsula. It is a sea cliff formed by five layers of hard sandstone and shale rock that have been eroded by the sea. There is a cave called ``Demonose Cave'' on the west side, and two blowholes on the side of the narrow water channel between Tsurushima and Kameshima.The sound of the water being blown up is loud, and it also serves as a good beacon for fishing boats in heavy fog. That's what it means. Nationally designated natural monument

Kesengawa

Goyozan, the upper reaches are home to ayu (sweetfish) and yamame (landlocked salmon), while the lower reaches are home to many gobies and gobies. In spring, live whitefish can be danced and eaten, the season for ayu fishing opens in July, and salmon fishing begins in October. The streams and rough rapids are suitable for ayu growth, and the Kesen River's unique korogashi, dobu fishing, and tomozuri fishing are popular, with the peak fishing season from August to September. Season: March 1 - May 31, July 1 - September 30 (landlocked salmon and char), July 1 - November 30 (ayu)

Ubasugi at Jozenji Temple

A giant cedar tree with a trunk circumference of 10.65m and a height of 50m. The tree is estimated to be about 600 to 700 years old, but it is extremely vigorous and has not suffered any damage from lightning or wind.