Ryoko Kawara-za

It is a brewery founded in 1873, and is a brewery of Nishinoseki, a representative of Kyushu. The majority of the kura left the early Taishō period sake brewery architecture to the present day, and along with the chimney, it has been designated as a national registered tangible cultural property. Tasting and shopping are also available in the attached gallery. East and West with the same name as the gallery can only be bought here (720 ml 2030 yen).

Roadside station Kunimi stands at a nice view point along National Route 213, which runs on the coastline at the tip of the Kunitachi Peninsula, close to Hime-jima, known for its fox dance, and beyond the sea, with a sweeping view of Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is located at the entrance of the Kaihin Park, which has a soccer field, and is adjacent to the Ongenzaki Furusato Nature Park and the Kunimi Auto Campground. The direct sales office is lined with fresh vegetables and melons, fruits such as Wenzhou mandarin oranges, and local specialties such as seafood. I would like to taste "Takomeshi Zen" at "Restaurant Mihama" in the station. Taka komeshi-zen, which uses octopus from the constricted national peninsula, is a specialty dish that is steeped in the taste of local octopus.

The Kunisaki Museum in "Roadside Station Kunisaki". There is also a tempura made from a product, a princess dako, and a kamaboko made from a piece of fish, and a lot of sake and shochu from Kunitō. Besides that, there is also a popular spot for Shichijima, which is unique to Kunitō, Japan's only land of Shichijima grass.