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It is a cove-type artificial beach, and the waves are always calm, so many people are familiar from children to the elderly. In addition, there is a prefectural natural park nearby, and there are loggerhead sea turtles in the vicinity of the swimming beach.

As a sacred place for windsurfing, a beach that also attracts attention from professional windsurfers around the world. World competitions such as windsurfing, surfing, and bodyboarding are also held, and the atmosphere of being in a foreign country is also held. Great for dating spots too. Long Beach and the area behind it is the Omaezaki-Tōshū-Nada Prefectural Natural Park area, where you can enjoy nature.

Located in a corner of Omaezaki Port. In a modern building with wave and wind motifs, a general information center with various brochures. The top floor is an observation room. It takes 30 minutes.

A lighthouse set up to protect the safety of ships traveling offshore Omaezaki. It was the beginning that the night lighthouse was placed in Kanei 12 (1635), and was later reborn as the present Western-style lighthouse in Meiji 7 (1874) under the guidance of the English engineer Blanton. On the 17m-high observation deck, the great ocean of the Pacific Ocean opens up to the front, and the panorama that looks out to the horizontal line is stunning.

A collection of works by Yasuji Kiyokawa (1919-2000), a Western painter from Hamamatsu City. Kiyokawa's work is known for its unique craftsmanship, which consists of only colors, lines and faces. Not only paintings and objects, but also buildings with a triangular roof were donated by Kiyokawa. Of the collection of about 300 items, about 120 items are always on display according to the theme. It is characterized by no title in any of the works. It takes 30 minutes.

Omaezaki, which protrudes into the Pacific Ocean, is a spectacular spot where you can see the morning sun and the sunset. Omaezaki Cape Park is a park built at the tip of Omaezaki with the theme of "harmony between nature and the earth". From the Omaezaki Lighthouse, which was lit for the first time in 1874, to the observation deck "Sunset and Wind", the park is maintained around a 1.5km promenade with monuments and benches, the observation deck "Sunset and Wind", where the statue of the tide stands, is recognized as a sacred place for lovers. It is a place where you can hear the sound of pleasant waves and enjoy a romantic walk with a view of the horizontal line.

The Omaezaki, which protrudes into the Pacific Ocean, is the place where you can see the morning sun rising from the sea and the sun setting over the sea. This observation deck, west of Omaezaki Cape Park, is a great viewing spot. The statue of the tide standing here is recognized as "Holy Land of Lover" and is popular with couples.

An observation deck is located just down the boardwalk from the Omaezaki Lighthouse in Omaezaki Cape Park, with a large 180-degree panorama in front of the Pacific Ocean.

A stele erected from the legend of return of rats and cats. One day, a large mouse, spooked as a traveling monk, pounced on the priest, but two cats helped him with this. The villagers, who saw both the mouse and the cat lost their breath, buried only the cat thickly. It is said that one mouse appeared on the village chief's dream pillow that night, promising safety at sea and great fishing.

Local Nami Confectionery, which has become popular with word of mouth. 5 types of mini sizes ranging from 1512 yen to 108 yen of extra sized turtle buns. It is used for weddings and celebrations, so it will be appreciated as a souvenir.