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A scenic scenic spot that was also chanted in the Man'yōshū, followed by white-sand blue pine. The sunset view from tens of thousands of pine forests is also beautiful. The largest swimming beach on the island of Awaji, which is beautiful enough to be selected for the "Japanese beach", "Kaiba-no-Hyakushiki", and "Japanese Yuyō Hyakushiki".
It is a beautiful sandy beach facing the Banimanada, with a pine forest consisting of tens of thousands of trees running for about 2.5km. In addition to "Baikaba Hyakenyo", it has also been selected for "Japan's Nagisa Hyakenyo" and "Japan's Yuyō Hyakenyo", and it is a place that is one of the best swimming beaches on the island in the summer. In addition, "Proposal Kaido", a walking path along the sea, is dotted with objects using Ibushi tiles, a local industry in Minamiawaji City. There are rows of heart-shaped tiles with the words "Tile [Kawaranu] Love" engraved with the messages of the couple.
The proposal road in Kyono-Matsubara is a 1.5km long walking path. Along the road, there are rows of the Zodiac and the objects of the Seven Lucky Gods, which they made with Ibushi tiles, a traditional industry characterized by a silver-gray sheen. In addition, there are tiles carved with words of proposals and haiku. The words of the proposal and the name of the family can be carved on the heart-shaped ibush tile and decorated along the highway.
The Zen temple of the Rinzai sect, which was reportedly founded as the Suezu temple of Daitoku-ji, Kyoto during the Oei-ei era (1394-1428). The one that springs on the left hand of the mountain gate is Dokonsui (Dokkōsui), which is said to have been found at the end of the Sennichi Mandala by Dochi Jōjin, who opened Kinosaki Onsen. I also want to see the fallow garden of Karesansui, which draws the word "heart" in black sand with white sand.
In Tenpyo 10 (738), the ancient temple that is transmitted as Dochi Jojin Kaiki. The main hall (Important Cultural Property), which is an eclectic style of Wazama, Tang-sama, and Tenjiku-sama, is the oldest wooden structure in the Tajima region. There are also many temple treasures, such as the Honson Juanji Guanyin (Important Cultural Property), the Jukuzen Shrine statue, and the Hōjō Into (Important Cultural Property). There is an onsenji treasure hall in the precinct. The stone steps from the foot are 450 steps. If you use the ropeway, you may get off at the intermediate station and walk on the mossy stone approach.
An ancient temple of the Shingon sect known as the temple of rhododendrons. About 1000 rhododendrons produce beautiful pink flowers every April. Late autumn leaves are also a must.
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