Fujinokawa Beach

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.

Iwate Prefectural Fisheries Science Museum

Located near Jodogahama Beach, it opened in 1986 as the nation's first science museum specializing in fisheries. Materials on fish and shellfish such as salmon and abalone and aquaculture techniques are on display.

Kuromori Shrine

Mt. Kuromori is a sacred mountain that has been worshiped throughout the Hei region since ancient times. From the Heian period to the Kamakura period, it was influenced by the syncretism of Buddhism and Shintoism, and flourished as a place of worship for Bodhisattva salvation in the human world. The mountainside at an altitude of 311m is covered with a forest of pines, cedar, and fir that is dark even during the day. In April 1188, one year before Hiraizumi Takadate's suicide, Yoshitsune secretly escaped from Hiraizumi, leaving behind his shadow warrior Yukinobu Sugime, and spent three years and three months in this mountain studying the Great Prajnamaya Sutra. There is a legend that he transcribed it and prayed for it. The name ``Kuromori'' is said to have been derived from ``Kuromori.''