Mountain strawberry shop Higashi plantation

The beach at the southern end of Koshikishima [Koshikishima], 38km west of Kushikino. Ideal for sea bathing in the shallow white sand. It is also known as the shore where sea turtles land for spawning from June to July. You can also kiss and throw fishing from the sandy beach. There is also a monument of "Omuro-san", Napoleon Rock, and Kannon Mitaki.

It is a 127m-high strange rock that juts off the coast of Setonoura on the west-central side of Shimokoshiki Island, nicknamed Napoleon Rock because it resembles a famous French great man when viewed from the side. It is possible to see the rock formations up close by taking a sightseeing boat Kanoko (only temporary flights with reservations travel around to Napoleon Rock) that sail from the port of Nakakoshiki (Kamikoshiki Island). It can be seen up close at Maenohira Observatory, Nishiyama Coast and sea kayak.

On the west side of the northern tip of Shimokoshiki, at a height of 200m, the Kashima Cliffs are dotted with rock formations and large rocks with various names such as Gomorose, Ningose, and Tsurana. There is a nesting site for sea cats here, which is famous as the breeding southern limit of Japan. The figure of the sea squeal flying is the Iotoshi observatory overlooking the cliff (10 minutes walk on the promenade from the parking lot) and a sightseeing boat from Nakashishiki Port (Price: 2500 yen, question: Koshiki Kouba Kaiyo) you can view from.