Hiwasa Umigame Museum Caretta

One of Shikoku's leading waterfalls in the upper reaches of the Kaifu River. A powerful landscape continues, including large and small waterfalls such as the upstream fixed waterfall and the bird return waterfall. There are festivals in the summer and autumn, and there are also rituals that enter from Ryūō-ji in the summer and from Tōjō-jinja in the autumn, along with Mikoshi in the Takijar. A promenade is maintained around the area.

A long-established confectionery store that has been around 140 years in existence. He continues to make Japanese sweets using specialty products from Tokushima. He also sells such items as 140 yen and bread made from Yamamomo, which is made from yamomo and wrapped in soft rice cakes.

This area, which has had hot springs since ancient times, is home to a rare temple in Japan where Kobo Daishi visited and conveyed the benefits of hot spring healing. The mountain is called Onsenzan. The Daishi himself carved the Yakushi Nyorai, who is said to save people from illnesses and disasters in this world, as the main deity. The current main deity was donated in gratitude for the healing of a difficult illness and is enshrined as the original胎内仏. Inside the temple, there are 50 statues of Buddha carved by the famous Kyoto sculptor, Akira Matsumoto. The temple has a history of over 400 years since it was designated as a lodging temple for pilgrims in need of accommodation. It is also well-received as a lodging temple.