BokenJapanSights in Yamada, Iwate
Yamada · Iwate · 15 places
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Kojin Beach
A beach with emerald green water and white sand at the southernmost tip of the Funakoshi Peninsula.
Uranohama Beach
The beach is shallow and the waves are calm. Nearby are the "Oyster House" and the "Whale and Sea Science Museum" for family fun.
Sanriku Yamada Oyster Hut
Usually from November to June, Sanriku Yamada Oyster House offers steamed and grilled oysters with a 40-minute time limit.
Business Inn Yamada
The first business hotel in Yamada Town. All rooms are equipped with a unit bath and toilet.
Osawa Garyu Plum Tree
Designated as a natural monument by Iwate Prefecture. The tree is approximately 300 years old.
Mt. Kujira
Kujirayama is located overlooking the Namiita coast and is 610m above sea level.
Whale and Sea Science Museum
The Whale and Sea Science Museum aims to introduce the mysterious ocean from various angles and deepen visitors' interest in the ocean.
Yamada Bay
Yamada Bay is almost circular, with a circumference of about 30 km, and the sea surface resembles a calm circular mirror, and the white rock surface and bright green pine trees on the large and small islands make it seem like a large miniature garden.
Sekiguchi Fudoson Gorge
The Sekiguchi River, which flows under Sekiguchi Fudoson, the inner shrine of Sekiguchi Shrine, has its water source in the virgin forest of Yamamomori.
Tabu no Oshima Island
Funakoshi Oshima is located at the southern tip of the Funakoshi Peninsula and is commonly known as "Tab no Oshima." The island, which has a circumference of 2km, is thickly covered with subtropical plants called cypress trees due to the influence of the…
Toyomane River Headwaters
About 10km upstream from Hito Bridge, deep in the Osonoera swamp, there is a limestone cave that is still not fully understood, and a forest of beech and oak trees that are about 150 years old.
Funakoshi Peninsula
It is a peninsula that juts out between Funakoshi Bay and Yamada Bay, and the cliffs run from the middle of Mt.
Holland Island
It is so called because a Dutch ship that was in trouble once stopped here.
Shijuhachizaka Observation Deck
It was named "Shijuhachizaka" because it was said to be a difficult place for transportation in the past and had many winding slopes.
Yamada Senbei
Yamada raw rice crackers are characterized by their soft texture, and the more you chew, the more the sweetness and sesame flavor spreads in your mouth.