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Ishido Temple (Ishido Kannon)

An ancient temple quietly standing in the green. It is said that the monk Gyoki was founded by Emperor Shōmu in the third year of Kamikame (726). It was renamed after Yori's childhood name Ishido Maru. The main hall, which is a hipped building built by the late Muromachi period, as well as the Yakushi-do, the Tahoto, and the main statue of the main temple, which is enshrined in the main hall, are designated as national important cultural treasures. Honson is open once every six years.

A delicious hot spring dream

This accommodation is located at the Senkura Kaigan Onsen, a popular resort in Minamiboso, and is also popular as a stop-in bathing facility. There are Japanese-style and Western-style two-type bathhouses (with a change of men and women) in the large-scale bathhouse wing "Annex-Misaki-Sakikan", and a new house, "View-Misaki-Sakikan", which is equipped with a wide variety of baths and saunas. There is an open-air single-sex bath with the sea side open, and the location of the sea spread out in front of your eyes is the best. There is also a private observation bath (for a fee).

Komasou Confectionery

A long-established confectionery shop that has lasted for three generations. There are about 15 kinds of cakes, as well as Japanese and Western sweets such as Japanese sweets and baked goods.

Grilled paste shop Rampuya

Based on black nori, Goishi paste mixed with fragrant and flavorful green nori. In Minamiboso, it is also called blue maze and has been loved for a long time. Here, you can carefully hand-bake the seaweed from Kisarazu and Kaneda, arrange it in the store, and also sample it. It goes well with rice and is delicious even if you eat it as it is.

Minami-Senkura Beach

Blue sea reminiscent of the southern sea. The white sandy beach is dazzling. The emerald sea and white sandy beaches facing the Pacific Ocean make the southern island a buddha. It is also popular with families, but there are many young people who enjoy surfing outside the swimming area due to the moderate standing of the waves. There are many tourist attractions nearby, such as the roadside station Chikura-Shiaze Kingdom, which sells goods from Chikura, and the Nanbo-Senkura Bridge, which is located at the bay entrance of the port of Shiramazu. Accommodation is also substantial.

Setahama Beach

It is divided into the first and second beaches, and you can enjoy play and marine sports. It is connected to the Minami-Senkura beach by the coastline, and is particularly popular with families because the waves are calm.

Days GALLERY

Exhibits and sales of old tools, instruments, antiques, and works by local authors, regardless of the Western East. Old private houses, which are more than 80 years old, are also attractive.

Sea Wind Kingdom

The facility is a gathering of shops and restaurants that sell sea products that can be found in the sea of Chikura. Fresh sea fortunes such as iseibi, sazae and abalone, as well as seasonal fresh fish, swam and can be purchased at market value in the center.

Sea Cat Hall

The shop of Mao Yamaguchi, an illustrator known for his unique touch cat paintings, in the sea breeze kingdom. The shop is full of Mao goods. Popular are tote bags from 1320 yen, Japanese towels with illustrations from 1430 yen. There are 80 types of postcards and 165 yen each. The exhibition is also organized on a regular basis by recruiting writers.

Yasuda plantation

A plantation with a 40-year background in melon-growing hands; growing aquameron growing muskmelons with organic farming in as many as eight glass greenhouses; melon picking with tasting all year round; pre-appointment.

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