Sada Shrine

Roadside station located along National Route 187, which connects Iwakuni to Tsuwano. The specialty goods sales office is full of body-friendly ingredients and processed products, including pesticide-free and chemical-free fertilizer vegetables and rice. Handmade miso that does not use any additives is gaining in popularity. At the restaurant "Gohan-ya Kakinoki-mura", rice, miso soup and side dishes like those on the dining table of a farmer are served in a simple manner. It is reputed to enjoy a relaxing meal in the parlor seat.

A day-trip hot spring facility located within the roadside station Tsuwano Onsen Nagomi no Sato. There are two types, Japanese and Western-style, with large bathtubs, barrel baths, far-infrared saunas, and water baths in the Japanese-style style, and large bathtubs, Jacuzzi mistsaunas, and tuseiyu in the Western-style. The outdoor baths carry out seasonal hot water such as Chinese medicine and lemon water once a week. Japanese and Western styles are replaced on a weekly basis. In addition to the free rest room, which can be used for family baths (private baths) and hot water drinks, there are also paid rest rooms.

The long-established Hankō Yakupo, founded in Kansei 10 (1798). The history is felt in the white-walled storehouse, the store's office, the medicine chest, and so on. The secret gastro-on medicine medicine, which Ogai Mori also said was a patronage of 300, 1700 yen, and 600, 3000 yen.