The rock of the child

A thalassotherapy facility where you can enjoy a variety of aqua exercises while watching the beautiful sea of Muroto. The pool uses warm deep ocean water. You can experience a menu that matches your physical condition, a hydraulic massage nozzle. In the restaurant, the menu full of seafood in Muroto is popular.

A walking path of about 2.6km, extending along the coast of Cape Muroto. Strange rocks and rocky reefs eroded by the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean rise, and you can enjoy a dynamic landscape. Near the entrance, there is a subtropical plant Ako tree (natural monument) with an air root that extends like an octopus's foot, and there are also historical sites related to the Daishi along the way, such as Shumizigahama and Gyosui Pond, where the Hiroho Daishi is said to have performed the ritual of the irrigation. In the surrounding area, you can enjoy the flowers of Hamayu in summer and Hama thistle in autumn.

With its completion in 1899, it is still in active service. The chalk lighthouse, which stands against the backdrop of the azure ocean, is a popular viewpoint. With a diameter of 2.6m, the lens is one of the largest in Japan, with a distance of 49km. Normally, it is only a tour of the exterior, but during the lighthouse festival (only night festivals such as light-up on Saturdays) held on Saturdays and Sundays around November 1, the interior will be open to public free of charge.