Emperor Go-Toba's cremation mound

The complex, which includes the Amimachi Tourism Association and a produce direct sale shop, as well as a restaurant. The specialty sales shop "Shimanja Common Sense Store" includes retort-type Sazae curry, flavored salts such as the fish salt and sanshō salt, and the island's herbal tea, such as the Fukushima tea. There is also a fresh fish shop directly operated by the Fishing Co-op, which has fresh fish that were washed up on the day.

It is a semi-submersible white ship that travels around the Saburoiwa area. From the ground level of the glass-walled ship, you can observe the clear seabed. I want to enjoy a 50-minute underwater walk while watching the fish swim. You can see the Meishatsu and Saburoiwa up close.

In 1939, to commemorate the 700th anniversary of the death of Emperor Go-Toba, a shrine was built at the place where the emperor spent his time. The deity enshrined is Emperor Go-Toba. The main hall features a gabled roof, is covered with copper plates, and is a magnificent structure of the Oki style, while the tranquil grounds are also known as a famous cherry blossom spot.