Hirata Sightseeing Farm

Hirata Sightseeing Farm

Info

JR Miyoshi Station → 25 minutes by car
16km 20 minutes from China Road Sanji IC via National Highway 375
500 units

Business Hours

10 ~ 17 o'clock (12 ~ 15 o'clock in February)

Price

Depending on the season and content

Spot Category

Sightseeing Ranch and Plantations


Strawberry picking


Cherry hunting (high sand)


Just the hunt

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Tertiary doll

A traditional craft that represents the Chugoku region with a simple clay-shaped clay mold made of clay, baked and colored. It is also called a shining doll because it is painted with niwa to produce color and produce a glaze. It is said to be the beginning when the Miyoshi feudal lord brought a puppet maker from Edo, and it has a history of more than 360 years. It can be purchased at the tertiary doll, and the price is from 3500 to 50,000 yen. Currently, about 70 kinds of dolls have been made, and the popular Za Tenjin is 16-cm high and is 3780 yen.

Whorest Kimita

After enjoying the hot springs at the forest spring (700 yen for adults, 350 yen for children aged three and over), play in the nearby waterside and tour of the museum inside the facility, and enjoy local produce at the souvenir exhibition.

Katsura Beach

A white-sand coast and green pine forest that was also selected for "100 Japanese Shirasuna Aomatsu" and "100 Japanese Nagisa", spread almost in the center of Kurahashi town. There are also a monument featuring songs contained in the Man'yōshū, the remains of Japan's oldest Western-style dock, the Katsura-bin Shrine, whose main shrine is designated as a national important cultural monument, and the Shipbuilding and History Hall of Nagato, which displays the restored Tang-Japanese ship. In addition, at the nearby Katsurahama Onsen Hall, you can enjoy spacious inner baths, various whirlpools, and street stalls using the source as it is.

Night Light

It is located right next to the Iroha Maru Exhibition Building and is a symbol of Tomonoura, which served as a lighthouse to mark the entrance of the harbor during the Edo period. It is also known as the lantern tower, which is lit at night and has a feeling of wind.

Mount Takamiyama

The mountain at an altitude of 283m in the Seto Inland Sea National Park, which used to be a lookout for the Murakami Army, so you can see the Inashima Ohashi and the Seto islands, and if it is sunny, as far as Shikoku. It is also famous as a cherry blossom spot.

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