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Night market (summer event)
Fureai Market (monthly event)
Fureai City (Direct Selling Office)
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A long-established Japanese confectionery store located in Otsuki-cho, which is a specialty of yokan, which is made from seasonal fruits such as strawberries, kaimo, and late citrus. Among them, kaki yokan, which has a rustic flavor, has been popular for many years as Otsuki Nameka.
A campsite in the Ashview Uwakai National Park. There is a beach in the campsite, where you can enjoy snorkel and sea kayak. Enjoy the sea of coral.
A diving shop and private inn on Kashiwa-jima, known as Tosa's Ryugai Castle. Experience diving for beginners and renting saps, rental of snorkeling sets and wetsuits, and showers are provided.
A beach with gentle waves and a distance of water. Parasols and other rentals are also being carried out.
A triple waterfall with a head of 82m on the upper reaches of the Hibihara River, a tributary of the Monobe River. The top waterhole is a pothole with a diameter of about 15m, and the surrounding area is known as a beautiful scenic spot with cherry blossoms in spring and deep greens in summer and autumn foliage in autumn. Prefectural Natural Monument, Meishatsu. It was also selected for "Hyakusei of Japan" and "Eighty-eight views of Shikoku". The story of the Heike legend is also transmitted, which is related to Princess Tamao.
It is known as a famous spot of the moon on the beach of Shirasuna Aomatsu on Tosa Bay. The moon party is held on the night of the famous moon in mid-autumn every year. The Omachi Keitsuki Monument stands around the area, which is good for a walk.
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