Kesen Carpentry and Plastering Hall

A day-trip hot spring facility in Kurosaki, Rikuzentakada, with two bathhouses with a view of the Pacific Ocean from different positions: Kuroyu and Akayu, where men and women are replaced every Thursday. It also features a dining room, rest rooms and concession stands.

A commercial facility in the central city area of Rikuzentakada. In addition to a specialty shopping street where shops, cafes and eateries such as stationery shops and confectionery shops, three specialty shops and drug stores are connected by eaves, so you can enjoy shopping without worrying about the weather. The city library and the specialty shopping district can be moved to and from the building, and you can spend a relaxing time drinking coffee and reading at the library's browsing corner or cafe.

At the southern end of Hirota Peninsula. A series of rock-chain rock rock and cliffs. From the boardwalk, you can see Tsubakeshima and Aomatsushima in close proximity, and there is also a monument of Doi Bansui, which chants on the sea urines.