Statue memorial hall of the novel "Tsugaru"

Roadside station on the western shore of the Tsugaru Peninsula, along National Route 339, which runs along the coast. The Kodomari area, where the roadside station is located, is rich in marine products such as yarika and rockfish with the Tsugaru Strait in front of it, and in the summer months, a large number of tourists visit the beach in front of the roadside station and the auto campsite just off the street. The station building is "Orikashinai AC Facility Pontomari", which features an appearance in the image of the rough sea currents of the Sea of Japan, and there is a large selection of processed seafood products from Nakadomari-cho at the property sales office. It also features a petting water tank, which is very popular with children, and a restaurant Ryudomari, where fresh fish and shellfish can be eaten, is also attached.

On the west coast of the Tsugaru Peninsula, a cape that protrudes into the Sea of Japan. It is also known as Gondosaki (Gongenzaki), due to the fact that Ryūfai Daigoku is celebrated at Mount Ozaki, which is 229m above sea level. The cliff-edge wall is followed, and the "twelve views of Kodomari" such as the Rahan [Rakan] stone, Uba [Uba] stone, Bentenzaki, Inari-dō, Shichitsuishi, and Aoiwa are seen. The area is designated as Tsugaru National Monument.