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Nagashigasaki and Ohama swimming beaches have rocky areas in the swimming area, and in the Ohama area, they are swimming beaches in the cave area where you can also enjoy marine sports. A manor-up campaign is being carried out at the beach in Hayama town. Cooperation in the trash take-home movement because there is no trash can in place. To a swimming beach where everyone can enjoy keeping manners.

A swimming beach with a calm atmosphere spread in the back of the Imperial Palace. You can have a leisurely time with your family. A manor-up campaign is being carried out at the beach in Hayama town. Cooperation in the trash take-home movement because the trash can is not installed. To a swimming beach where everyone can enjoy keeping manners.

There is a small island marked by a red torii at a point about 700m offshore from the shore of Morito Daimyojin. Standing in the immediate vicinity is the 13-meter-high Hayama Lighthouse, known by the name of "Yujiro Lighthouse". Yujiro Ishihara, who was such a yachtsman that he had competed in races since his youth. In 1989, the third anniversary of that, the Japanese Society for the Advance of the Sea Sailing, whose brother Shintaro Ishihara was the chairman, collected money and built it.

He has been active since the end of the Taisho era, and has published works and collections by Japanese painter Hoharu Yamaguchi, who developed his own art boundary called New Nihonga after the war. You can also see the atelier designed by the architect, Fifty-eight Yoshida. From the second floor of the annex, you can view the sea of Hayama and Isshiki.

Various planning exhibitions are held at the entrance exhibition corner. Joint exhibitions with the townspeople, such as "Kai no Dobutsuen" and "Hayama Junior High School POP Grand Prize", are also well received. In the special section of the museum, familiar themes are featured in the book. Every Wednesday, "Ohanashi-kai" is held to enjoy reading and panel theater. Baby's story party is very popular with abundant children's songs and hand play. It also collects books related to the Sea, Imperial Family and Horiguchi Daigaku, which are named after the town of Hayama.

Works based on cats, such as paintings, photographs, crafts, and picture books collected by the cat-loving master from around 25 years ago, are lined up. That's a surprise because it's 1500 points. They range from paintings by famous painters such as Ryuichi Yamashiro, Akio Watanabe, and Stanlan to photographs of young photographers who continue to take cats. The room at the back of the second floor is a book room with 1000 books. Cat goods such as writer goods are sold on the first floor. Marin, a white cat who came from Miyako Island in Okinawa in December 2017, is also popular because of her personable personality.

The third building of the Kanagawa Museum of Modern Art opened in 2003. We hold about four to five exhibitions a year. The exhibition room is designed to give a sense of nature, such as natural light and a window to see the sea. A garden with outdoor sculptures, an art library with art magazines and literature related to the exhibition, a museum shop, and a restaurant "Orange Blue" are available without an entrance fee.

The park used the site of the residence attached to the Hayama Imperial House. Inside the park surrounded by black pine trees, there are the Hayama Shiosai Museum, a Japanese garden, and a pond where the brocade carp swims. The museum displays marine life of Jun Sagami and a collection of items from Emperor Hirohito.

Sankakayama, which can easily enjoy the "sea and mountain" that represents the charm of Hayama, is an "urban forest" designed to protect the habitats of plants and animals or their forest areas, and has a rich green nature. There are three hiking trails in the park, and the view from the observation deck and the summit square is excellent, and it has been selected as the "Hundred Views of Fujimi in Kanto".

A green park surrounded by mountains on all sides; a recommended course to climb the mountain from a walking path and take the "fruit and wild bird forest" promenade; and a paid sports facility; see Hayama-cho homepage for details.