Fujinokawa Beach

Suemae Kagura

It is said that Shugenja Ichimyo-in taught it to villagers in Suemae Village and Tashiro Village in 1700, and later dedicated it to the local Kuromori Kagura and Kumano Shrine shrines. In 2001, the Suemae Kagura 300th Anniversary Festival was held with great fanfare, and Seiken, Kagura, Purification, and Mountain God Dance were performed. Currently, the preservation society is actively carrying out activities to pass down the heritage to children, and the entire community is working together through exchanges that transcend generations.

Karagasamatsu

It is the oldest pine tree in Taro Town and its appearance resembles a Chinese umbrella. It is located on the grounds of Greenpia Taro, and the view of the coastline and Karagasa pine trees from the hill is spectacular. Since it is a valuable tree, we need to appeal to local residents and tourists to protect and preserve it for a long time. Permit required as it is within Greenpia Taro premises

Namiuchizaki

Namiuchi is a dynamic rocky reef where the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean wash over you with spray. This reef is the end of the Sannoiwa Promenade, and the upper part is almost flat. When you look down at the ocean from atop an unfenced reef, the sound of the rough waves that resonates deep in your chest makes you feel once again the majesty of nature.