Seabirds Observatory

The observation deck overlooks the red rocks that rise vertically from the Sea of Japan. There are countless nests of seabirds around the area. In the evening of May to July, you can see a group of about 800,000 sea birds returning to their nests.

A town-run ranch spread across the central part of Yajiri Island. In sea breezes and moderately salt-laden meadows, Suffolk sheep laze on grass. Yakijiri Suffolk is also prized in French cuisine, and you can enjoy the taste at the sheep festival in August. Tourist taxis operate on the island. 1400 yen per person per hour. You can book at the tourist office.

It is located on a walking path in a natural forest where red pine pine and water oak grow, and you can see powerful giant trees in close proximity. In particular, the red pine, which is called the sacred pine, is more than 300 years old, and is stately. There is a legend that a tengu lives on the top of this tree, and there is a curse when trying to cut it. A sightseeing taxi (1,400 yen per person per hour, 700 yen for children) runs on the island. You can book at the tourist office.