Tertiary taming

A Japanese-Western confectionery store that sells sweets made from selected, locally produced materials. The popular product "Hiroshima Lemon Melting Chocolate Cookies" (550 yen for 6 pieces) is a melting cookie with a new texture that melts guinea holo when you put it in your mouth. It is a sweet that combines the crisp feeling of the cookie and the moist feeling of chocolate, and features a light blue and yellow refreshing package.

A traditional craft that represents the Chugoku region with a simple clay-shaped clay mold made of clay, baked and colored. It is also called a shining doll because it is painted with niwa to produce color and produce a glaze. It is said to be the beginning when the Miyoshi feudal lord brought a puppet maker from Edo, and it has a history of more than 360 years. It can be purchased at the tertiary doll, and the price is from 3500 to 50,000 yen. Currently, about 70 kinds of dolls have been made, and the popular Za Tenjin is 16-cm high and is 3780 yen.

In addition to early summer cherries and summer peach picking, a large sightseeing plantation where you can enjoy year-long fruit picking such as spring strawberries, autumn apples and grapes. Cherry hunting is rare in western Japan, and cherries that grow red and sparky can be enjoyed just by looking at them. There is also a barbecue house in the park, and a restaurant is also substantial.