Yu・YOU・Tei Natsushi

summer insect mountain

Natsumushiyama, at an altitude of 717m overlooking the ocean, is the northernmost spot for Japanese deer. There is a road leading up to the top of the mountain, and along the way, you can see not only the intricate coastline but also Ofunato and Mt. Kinka, and the view is so good that a fantastic scene unfolds during the fishing season. Surrounded by nature, you can enjoy a relaxing resort feeling.

Ryushoji Temple Holy Kannon

A Kannon statue with a stern yet gentle ocean-like expression. It was created by Izumi no kami of Kanda, who brought it by ship from Edo during the Tenmei era about 200 years ago.

Kubizaki

A huge rocky peak that rises to the east of the Ekiki Peninsula. At its base, white waves are splashing, and it's powerful enough to remind you of the maritime Alps. It is said that this name came from the head of an Ezo chief who washed ashore. At the tip of the cape is the Kubizaki Lighthouse, and the view of the series of capes from here is spectacular.