Shinmaiko Marine Park Blue Sun Beach

Shinmaiko Marine Park Blue Sun Beach

Info

Meitetsu Shinmaiko Station → 10-minute walk
1km 5 minutes from Nishi-Chita Industrial Road Hiicha IC
610 vehicles/No. 1 parking lot, No. 2 parking lot, 500 yen per time (Sat/Sunday, public holidays and sea opening period)

Business Hours

9~17時(管理事務所)

Price

BBQ facilities are paid

Spot Category

Cape, coast, cliffs


Blue Sun Beach


Fishing facilities

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Play Park

A square where children can play with free-thinking, utilizing natural terrain such as trees and slopes. Although he also has the support of the resident play leader, he enjoys his eye-fuls, with the motto "Injuries and Bento Is My Own Mochi", climbing trees, poating and building bases.

Kin-san Daichi-in

The famous temple where the main temple "Shōkō Kanzeitō" and the former "Maetotō Kanzeitō" are enshrined at the opening of Shōtoku Taishi. It is called "Megane Hiroho" because the blind old man tells his eyes that he has turned his eyes to the master of the generation. Annual events include the Senbun Bean Maki Ceremony on February 3, the Mahido Kannon Festival on February 18, the Narita Fujison Festival on September 28, and the Megane Kobo Festival on October 4th Sunday. In addition, Daichi-in Temple is located at the Chita Shikoku Eighty-eight Shōrikan No. 71, the Owari Sanjūsō Kōnō Reikan No. 10, the Tokai Sanjūshō Reikan No. 22, and the Chita Nishikuni Sanjūshō Reikan No. 18.

Doris Lake

Miduri Lake, a dam lake formed by the Shin-Toyone Dam. The view around the lakeside shows the wonderful face of the nature of the four seasons, with cherry trees lined with cherry blossoms in spring, fresh green in summer, autumn leaves in autumn, and snow scenes in winter. In addition, as the water level drops, the dead trees of the settlement that sank in the lake bed emerge from the lake bed.

Kamejo Park

The park, which was set up on the site of Kariya Castle and is also famous as a cherry blossom spot. In addition to the Tohotei, which is located inside the Japanese garden, there are also sports facilities such as a gymnasium and a martial arts hall.

Rokusho Shrine

It is the guardian deity of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the god of safe childbirth. The splendid colors and carvings date back to the Edo period, with the vividly colored main hall and gate creating a majestic atmosphere. The Heisei Great Restoration, which lasted for three years, was completed in November 2017, restoring it to its splendid and luxurious appearance from the time of the shrine's establishment.

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