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Uogashi Terrace

Kamaishi City

Coast

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    A facility opened in 2019 as a base to create liveliness around the waterfront area of ​​Kamaishi City. There is a kitchen studio, exhibition and sales space on the first floor, and a restaurant on the second floor where you can enjoy Sanriku's seasonal fish while overlooking Kamaishi Bay, making it a facility that can be used by many people, including locals. .

    Location
    3-3 Uogashi, Kamaishi 026-0012
    Inquiries
    Phone number 0193-27-5566
    FAX number 0193-27-5566
    Website
    https://uogashi-terrace.jp/index.htmlOpen in new tab
    Other
    ◎Uogashi Gelato Club
    14:00-16:00 *Closed on Mondays

    ◎HAMAYUI
    11:30-14:00/18:00-22:00
    *Closed on Sunday nights and Mondays

    ◎Shogoro Uogashi
    11:00-14:00 *Closed on Mondays (irregular holidays)

    ◎Hikari Shokudo
    11:30-14:00/17:30-22:00 (reservation required for night hours) *Closed on Mondays
    *Business hours and regular holidays are subject to change, so please check in advance.

    30 regular cars, 2 large buses
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    Sankanjima

    This is an uninhabited island floating approximately 1 km southeast of the Hakozaki Peninsula, and the entire island is covered in green trees. It has been designated as a national natural monument as a breeding ground for the Great Shearwater and the Common Petrel.

    Kamaishi City

    Coast
    Nature / Scenery

    Row of cherry blossom trees in Hongo, Totancho

    In the spring of 1930, 2,800 cherry blossom trees were planted in the Karatan area, as a wish for the reconstruction of the former Totan Village, which was severely damaged by the Sanriku Tsunami in 1930, and as a blessing for the birth of the current Emperor in the same year. It was done. The main attraction is the row of cherry blossom trees in Hongo, and during the Amaterasu Miso Shrine Festival held once every three years, a procession of feudal lords parades under the cherry blossoms.

    Kamaishi City

    Coast
    Nature / Scenery

    Takato Oshima

    A mining scholar from Morioka City and the founder of modern steel manufacturing in Japan. In 1857, he built Japan's first Western-style blast furnace in Hashino, Kamaishi City.

    Kamaishi City

    Coast
    History / Culture