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An island with a circumference of about 3km, which is 100m from the end of Natsudomarizaki. It is connected to Natsudomarizaki by a bridge, and at low tide, there is an island with a promenade and a lighthouse. If you go to the tip of the island, you can see the full view of Mutsu Bay.
The facility had sales space on the first floor, exhibition space on the second floor, and event space on the outdoors. What I want to pay attention to is that every floor is based on the theme of scallops from the name of Aomori. On the first floor, which deals with the good of the sea in Mutsu, there is a corner where you can taste soft ice cream, not to mention the sale of live scallops. On the second floor, they exhibit about the history of Aomori scallops, scallop farming fishery, and more.
An artificial beach located at the tip of the Natsuzari Peninsula, which juts into the deep bay. There is no house on the sea, but it is a shallow and gentle wave, so families can enjoy it with peace of mind. It is opened every year from mid-July to late August.
It was built in Bunsei 10 (1827) by Jisaburo Nomura, a Mōfune-kaiya in Noheji, and served as a landmark for the Kitamae ship entering at night in Minato, Noheji, which was busy as a window for the sea of Morioka Domain.
The last temple of Koyasan Kongobuji Temple. Although he has gained a strong religion as the Dainichi of the Oshi, the main god is not Dainichi Nyorai but Amida Nyorai (Teraden Dainichi Nyorai). It is a two-meter-high wooden Amitabha Nyorai-za statue (National Designated Important Cultural Property), said to be a work of the early Kamakura period, and is made of hiva wood and is made of a parochet [Yosegi-zukuri] with gold leaf.
A shop that carries materials for Aomori Tradition Kogin Sashi, with beautiful delicate geometric patterns. There are also original Kogin kits that can be easily challenged even by a Kogin stabbing beginner, so I would like to try it by all means. The yarn includes puppy, diamond yarn, and rich more. It also handles leather crafts. Facebook also has a lot of product photos, so let's check it out.
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