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It is also said that the name of Mitarai was derived from the fact that Michizane Sugawara stopped by and washed his hands when he was swept away to Dazaifu. It is packed with places to see, including wells and monuments related to Suga, a stone-making brush, and a tunnel under the shrine hall.

It is the fourth island located on the scenic Akinada and Bishima Kaido, with terraced fields of masonry spread on the slopes of the mountain. It is the birthplace of Wenzhou mandarin orange, which is famous for its Dōchō mandarin orange stock, and is also the birthplace of domestic lemon. The Mitarai district at the eastern end of the island has flourished as a port of call for Kitamae ships during the Edo period, and many remains of the patronage. The cityscape, which is lined with buildings from the Edo period to the pre-war period, such as the Machiya group in the form of a maki sleeping bed, the Yōkan in the Taishō period, and a theater in the early Showa period, has been selected as a national important traditional buildings preservation district. It also has a deep history, including the site of a teahouse in memory of the prosperity of the flower district and the Shoya-yashiki where the Shishi of the Bakumatsu period leave their footprints.

The breakwater built in Bunsei 12 (1829), which used the highest technology of the time and was honored as "China Musou." At the base of the breakwater, cranes and tortoises are carved from the wishes of the harbor to flourish for millennia.

A bakery in a shopping street near Doge Port. The most popular screw pan 110 yen is a twisted doughnut with plenty of granulated sugar.

It is located near the Injima Ohashi and has a pool with a sense of amusement park with a view of the Seto Inland Sea in front of you. A Kiddie Pool with a depth of 30cm and a beach-type active pool that can be enjoyed by parents and children are available. The free ING zone with safe rubber play equipment is popular with small children. For safety, water landing pools are provided for waterslides consisting of two 57m and 75m lengths that slide down from a height of 8 to 9m.

A parking area located in front of Inashima Bridge, which crosses from Inashima to Mukojima. In the food court, you can enjoy a menu using cooked rice with octopus in the local dish "Soy Sauce Meshi" of Inashima. The stand sells not only local specialties but also souvenirs from Shikoku. There is a small park with a towya in the area, so you want to refresh the fatigue of driving while admiring the scenery. The upper and lower PAs are connected by a footbridge that straddles the highway, and both facilities are available.

The parking area is located in the direction of Shikoku from Mukoshima, just across the Injima Bridge. The food court has counter seats where you can eat while watching the beautiful sea of Nukari Seto, and an open terrace where you can feel the wind. Recommended menus include "Shinmei Chicken's Tempura Set" and "Shinmei Chicken's Chicken Nanban-don Set", which are tempura one of Mihara's specialty products, "Mihara Shinmei Chicken". The stand is full of various souvenirs from the local area, Inashima and Hiroshima Prefecture.

It was opened as a cable-stayed bridge connecting Inashima and Ikuguchi. The bridge length is 790m. It is a beautiful bridge with a cable that seems to be radiated from the air, reminiscent of a graceful harp or a fluttering bird. The toll is one-way regular car ETC on weekdays 290 yen (Inashima-Minami IC to Ikuchishima-Kita IC), two-wheelers of 125cc or less, moped, bicycles 50 yen (free of bicycle during the cycling-free period), and pedestrians free of charge.

The flower beds, the Lawn Square are open for free as a place for interaction. They can be used as a place to play with family and relax with friends.

The Seto Inland Sea National Park, which revolves around Mount Tenguu behind the port [Habuko]. The beauty of Tajima in Setouchi is wonderful. There are many places to see in the park, including Kobayashi Issa, as well as the promenade, which is lined with monuments of notable literary figures such as Wakayama Makizui and Sima Ryotaro, and the statue of Hiroho Daishi, known as Muro Daishi.