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Yano Toen is the oldest shogen in Otani ware, which has a history of 140 years since the first Mankichi. Tableware, vases, platters, and large-sized pottery are the most impressive. Also, the new vessel brand name "SUEKI". Try to pick up a number of lovely tableware. Ceramics experience 2000 yen, painting experience 800 yen ~.

Founding Taishō 12 (1923), a well-accessed plantation near Naruse IC. From winter to early summer, strawberry picking of the proud original brand "Uzushio Berry", which was grown with plenty of sun blessings in high-level cultivation, can be picked for an hour and can be eaten to taste strawberries. From summer to autumn, pear picking of large-fruited pears such as Kosui and Hosui is also carried out. The use of five types of natural seaweed extract and oyster powder fertiliser made of oyster shells harvested in the sea in the city of Naruse to increase resistance to disease and protect against pests, and I'm happy to enjoy safe and safe taste hunting.

The farm, which grows 450 blueberries of 30 varieties, in the city of Narumen, is picked by appointment only. It also sells seedlings and homemade jams.

High-level cultivation of two-stage type that is easy for both adults and children to pick. The passage is wide and even people in strollers and wheelchairs can enjoy picking strawberries. The strawberry house is one of the largest strawberry gardens in Shikoku, with a cultivated area of about 10,000 square meters. The maternity market within the strawberry garden is also popular.

Otani ware is one of the traditional crafts of Awa that have continued since the Edo period, and is also a state-designated traditional craft. He has a reputation for big-time pottery such as a kengen and water lily pots that are about the height of his body, and he also has a wealth of folk-style miscellaneous items. There are six of them. The Toto kiln, one of the largest in Japan, is registered as a tangible cultural property. Mori Pottery near Awa Otani Station is a moot where you can hear the sound of Suikoto Cave, and you can also visit the workshop, experience of making ceramics (2200 yen for hand-over experience, 3300 yen for electronic locuro experience) and 825 yen for painting experience. Sales corner is also substantial. There are various types such as 990 yen, 990 yen, coffee bowl 1980 yen, etc.

A tourist information center located at the entrance of Naruse, adjacent to the high-speed Naruse bus stop, which is convenient from Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe. A wide-area tourist information board is set up in the hall, brochures of Naruse and nearby sightseeing spots are available, and at the counter, there are sightseeing and transportation information, express bus ticket sales, bicycle rental and baggage storage. There is also a parking lot, feel free to stop by.

Road station opened in German Village Park. The building, formerly the Itung POW camp, was relocated to the property. The attached city of Narumon's Deutsche Hall showcases the capture of German soldiers during the First World War, as well as the interaction with the local community. In addition, there are many other attractions, such as the Namon-shi Gagawa Toyohiko Memorial Hall, where you can learn the footsteps of Mr. Gagawa, who worked for world peace.

An arched stone bridge built by German soldiers, with two remaining bridges in the valley behind the Hiko Shrine, and the surrounding area is also known as a spot of autumn foliage.

A drive course of about 13km that runs along the coast from Beitada town to the prefectural border, with the best view at dusk, and works by young sculptors are lined up in a sculpture park located in the middle of the sea road.

Located in the German Village Park. The memorial hall of Takahiko Kagawa (1888-1960), who headed the Taisho democracy and led the labor movement, the anti-war movement, and others in a spirit of non-violence. A wish for peace in the world and a lifetime of working to build an ideal society will be introduced through panel exhibits. You can also browse Kagawa's bookbooks and related books.