
Flying Island
A small island with a circumference of approximately 10.2km and an area of 2.7 sq km, designated as a National Monument in 1963. It is a stopover point for migratory birds, and also a treasure trove of wild birds such as Ooruri and Kylenjak, as well as plants such as the yellow-wobbly manthus and the lily, and is visited by many people throughout the four seasons. The ocean, which is so warm and transparent that you can't think of as the Tohoku ocean, is a popular destination for bathers and divers. You can go around the island in comfort, including a rental bike (about 20 cars) and a well-maintained walking course.