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Iwamatsu was opened along the Iwamatsu River, which empties into Hokunan Bay. It flourished as a port on the Inland Sea route from the Edo period to the early Showa period. On the former boulevard, the remnants of the time, such as the Kurazuri merchant house, are now left behind. It was a town loved by writer Shishi Bunroku, and was the setting for his novel "Tenyawanya".

It is a temple that has gathered its faith as a protected Buddha for livestock, and in recent years many people have visited it for pet feeding. There is a rare, thatched-roof bell tower in front of the temple. Every year, "Gul Sei" is performed on the Ox Day in July.

Hiroho Taishou realized that the white-haired old man he met in this area was the incarnation of the Gongsu Daimyojin, and carved a statue of the old man and enshrined it as Inari Daimyojin. The old main hall was the shrine of Inari Shrine in the early Meiji era. He is known as "Mr. Inari of the Three Mas". 7 to 17 o'clock.

You can see the terraced fields built on the slopes of the mountain, built on the Miura Peninsula where the ridge of the mountain protrudes into the sea; and the selection of important cultural landscapes of the country.

Yamadaya, who has been making manju with a particular interest since the third year of the company's founding (1867); bite-sized buns using only red beans from Tokatsu, Hokkaido; and Yamadaya bunju makeup box 6 pieces for 864 yen.

The 110 yen honorable rice cake, which is a thin, moist, castella-style fabric and wraps the fertilizer and paste, is recommended for souvenirs. The 130 yen raw shoe is also delicious.

A large number of yeast fungi are found in the storage store that continues from the Meiji era. There are wheat miso made from wheat from Ehime Prefecture, local rice, and amazake made with ancient rice. There is a new product, Uwa no Uwa no Uuni collaboration.

A kimono experience program held at the free resting place "Cultural Village Rest Place" in Uno-cho, Uwa-cho, Seiyo-shi, a national important traditional buildings preservation district. Let's enjoy walking around the town wearing kimono from the Taisho era to the early Showa era. Choose your favorite kimono from the kimono arranged according to the four seasons and dress it, and go to the old town walk. It is recommended for couples because there is also for men (reservation required). Implementation time 9:30 to 15:30.

The old building in the "Uno-cho, Uwa-cho, Seiyo-shi", the National Historic Traditional Buildings Preservation District has been restored and opened as a free resting place. It is a resting place where anyone can easily drop in, and tourist brochures can be obtained. A kimono experience that walks through the old town with an old kimono Time trip can be experienced by men, and the price is 3000 yen, which is required to be booked up to 3 days in advance.

The meaning of the past great men and wise men. This memorial house presents people related to Uwa-cho, who were active in the Showa era from the end of the Tokugawa period. It displays materials such as Keisaku Ninomiya, Siebold's daughter and Japan's first female doctor, Ine Kusumoto. It takes 30 minutes.