Road station

The port of Triangle West, which was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in July 2015, was opened in 1887. It was built using the latest technology of the time, including a masonry wharf and a waterway, which was 756m long. It was called the "Meiji Three Daiki Ports" alongside the ports of Miyagi and Fukui, and was bustling as a trading base in Japan and abroad. A port facility that leaves almost perfect what it was at the time of the Tsukito Port.

A hot spring facility consisting of a large bathhouse with an open-air bath of Balinese taste, and 10 family baths, a special room with two hot springs, etc. The large bathhouse has an open-air bath with two bathtubs in a spacious space. Family water is from 2200 yen for 60 minutes per room. Manipulation and others are also attached to the facility. The special room is from 10,000 yen for 3 hours by booking and payment by the day before.

Also known as Naoi Shrine, it stands on a hill facing the Yatsushiro Sea on the southern coast of the Uto Peninsula. The deity worshipped here is the sea god Wadatsumi, who is said to have arrived riding on a ray, and the shape of the land where the shrine is located is said to resemble the tail of a ray. In front of the shrine, there are a torii gate and a lantern standing in the sea, known for its beautiful scenery before sunset. Additionally, during the spring tide around August 1st of the lunar calendar, a mirage phenomenon called Shiranui may occur offshore, and the day before August 1st is celebrated with the "Hassaku Festival," where fireworks are launched offshore from the torii gate during the "Shiranui Sea Fire Festival."