Sights in Shinchi, Fukushima

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• 新地Garland まぁるの庭

  

  Shinchi Garland Maaru Garden

  #1 ranked in Shinchi

  About 200 kinds of roses plus seasonal trees and flowers.

• しんちパンプトラック

  

  Shinchi Pump Track

  #2 ranked in Shinchi

  A loop course with wave-like bumps of various sizes.

• 釣師防災緑地公園

  

  Tsurishi Disaster Prevention Green Park

  #3 ranked in Shinchi

  A park themed on disaster mitigation, exchange and earthquake archives.

• 新地町海釣り公園

  

  Shinchi Sea Fishing Park

  #4 ranked in Shinchi

  Reopened in 2019 for safe, easy fishing for anglers and families.

• 新地町総合公園

  

  Shinchi General Park

  #5 ranked in Shinchi

  A gym, baseball field, track and tennis courts, plus a children's forest with play equipment.

• 相馬地域開発記念緑地

  

  Soma Regional Development Memorial Green

  #6 ranked in Shinchi

  Aquatic plant garden, walking paths and a free barbecue area (reservation required).

• わくわくランド

  

  Waku Waku Land

  #7 ranked in Shinchi

  A facility on energy and the environment with lawns and sea breezes.

• やく草の森 新地パークゴルフ場

  

  Yakuso no Mori Shinchi Park Golf Course

  #8 ranked in Shinchi

  A strategic 18-hole park golf course with night play year-round (reservation required).

• しんち地場産市場 あぐりや

  

  Shinchi Local Market Agri-ya

  #9 ranked in Shinchi

  Fresh produce, flowers and goods mostly from Shinchi, including fig and strawberry ice cream.

• 福田諏訪神社

  

  Fukuda Suwa Shrine

  #10 ranked in Shinchi

  Preserves the Fukuda Twelve Kagura, a prefectural intangible folk cultural property.

• くるめがすりの家

  

  Kurume Gasuri House

  #11 ranked in Shinchi

  Built in 1931 by Shinchi-born architect Endo Arata, a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright.

• 駒ヶ嶺城跡

  

  Komagamine Castle Ruins

  #12 ranked in Shinchi

  Built by the Soma clan in the 1570s; taken by the Date in 1589 as a border castle.

• 真弓清水

  

  Mayumi Shimizu Spring

  #13 ranked in Shinchi

  One of Shinchi's three springs, with two outlets of different water quality.

• いっぱい清水

  

  Ippai Shimizu Spring

  #14 ranked in Shinchi

  One of Shinchi's three springs, once used for the local Karosan sake.

• 白幡のいちょう

  

  Ginkgo of Shirahata

  #15 ranked in Shinchi

  A prefectural natural monument about 260 years old.

• 右近清水

  

  Ukon Shimizu Spring

  #17 ranked in Shinchi

  One of Japan's 100 Heisei-era famous waters, named after Date Masamune's grandson Ito Ukon.

• あんこ地蔵

  

  Anko Jizo

  #18 ranked in Shinchi

  A Jizo whose mouth is smeared with sweet bean paste each August in memory of priest Kazan.

• 鹿狼山

  

  Mount Karo

  #19 ranked in Shinchi

  A 430 m peak on the Miyagi border, Shinchi's symbol, with five gentle trails.

• 新地貝塚附手長明神社跡

  

  Shinchi Shell Mound and Tenaga Myojin Shrine Site

  #20 ranked in Shinchi

  A Late Jomon shell mound tied to the legend of the giant Tenaga Myojin.

• 鹿狼の湯

  

  Karo no Yu

  #21 ranked in Shinchi

  A single inn at the foot of Mount Karo, in business since the early Meiji era.

• 三貫地貝塚

  

  Sangaiji Shell Mound

  #22 ranked in Shinchi

  One of Tohoku's leading shell mounds, which yielded over 100 human skeletons from the Late to Final Jomon.

• 奥の相善宮　子眉嶺神社　

  

  Komine Shrine

  #24 ranked in Shinchi

  A shrine founded in 702 and listed in the Engishiki, long revered as a guardian of horses.