An ancient temple of the Hoha sect, founded in 1347. It is located on a high ground with a view of the harbor, and during the Edo period, the guest hall was addressed to the accommodation of the Korean Correspondent. A floorboard made of a single board of 4.5m long [keyaki], located between the palaces inside the palace, is a must. The main temple, Nakamon, and Banjin halls are designated as national important cultural treasures, while the Sanetō and Soshidō are designated as the prefecture's important cultural treasures. The seaside triple tower, which is said to be the only one in the country, has a good view from the sea side.

About a 45-minute drive from Okayama city, the facility renovated from a sea house at a swimming beach that closed in 2016. In front of the beautiful Seto Inland Sea, you can enjoy barbecue in the glamping space. The empty-handed barbecue course includes seven items, including salads and soups in addition to assorted meats and seafood, as well as desserts.

A variety of tours produced by a veteran guide with a 20-year history of the Ushimado Islands. According to the tide and wind of the day, the best courses to enjoy safely and comfortably.