Location List

Beach in Gusugube cho.

Beach in Kurimajima where is connected with Miyako island by a bridge. It has not become a sightseeing spot.

Big pond upwelling marine water.

Large bridge over the ocean.

Included in the 100 most scenic spots in Japan’s urban parks, beautiful Higashi-hennazaki Cape juts out from the eastern tip of Miyako Island 2 kilometers into the sea and is more than 200 meters w...

Santaki (“Three Falls”) is a fan-shaped waterfall located on the Yokosawa, a tributary of the Kitamata River in Oshu City. Surrounded by natural forest, it comes into view after a short walk along ...

Kiku Falls is distinguished by the confluence of two streams merging into a single cascade. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom, while in autumn, the foliage turns vibrant, offering seasonal beauty. T...

Koromo-no-Taki (“Robe Waterfall”) is a two-tiered waterfall, with the upper section approximately 15 meters high and 14 meters wide. Its name is said to originate from a legend in which a celestial...

Called Oganzaki as well as Uganzaki. A cape located on the peninsula in the west of Ishigaki island.

Dewa Shrine is said to have been founded when General Sakanoue no Tamuramaro prayed to Haguro Gongen during his campaigns against the Emishi and, after his victory, enshrined the deity here. Legend...

A lone pine standing amid the terraced rice fields creates a striking impression. The area offers seasonal views of rural life, making it suitable for capturing both agricultural and natural landsc...

Strange sight with rocky area, sandy soil, grass and the ocean.

The site offers a vast expanse of grassland with an open and scenic view. Currently used as pastureland, it features gentle slopes and stretches of green grass. Suitable for filming with horses and...

Fujisato Hiderita is a rural location in the Fujisato area of Esashi, Oshu City, where rice fields and farmland spread along the Ite River. With few artificial structures, the site offers wide, ope...

Maesawa Iki-iki Sports Land is a multi-purpose sports facility located beside the Iwai River and rows of cherry blossom trees. It features a baseball field, multipurpose ground, tennis courts, a gy...

The Hitaka Hibuse Festival, a cherished spring tradition of Oshu-Mizusawa with a history of over 300 years, is held annually in late April in the central district of Mizusawa. The magnificent festi...

The Esashi Jinku Festival, originating from the Hibuse Fire Prevention Festival in the Iwayado district of Esashi, Oshu City, has been held since 1974 as a celebration involving the entire local co...

mbination of urban scenery and a mountain backdrop produces a striking and memorable view.

Mizusawa Racecourse, located in Mizusawa, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, offers views of the Kitakami River to the front, Mount Tabashine to the right—associated with Yoshitsune legends—and Mo...

Seiza-no-Mori at Taneyama Kogen is a highland camping facility known for its rich natural environment and clear night skies. Taneyama Kogen, a gently rolling highland at an elevation of approxi...

It is a comprehensive university that brings together five faculties, six graduate schools, and a university hospital on a single campus. The spacious campus, rich in nature, is well-equipped with ...

Mizusawa Park, located in central Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, Japan, is an urban park believed to have been developed in 1878 under the design of Minomushi Sanjin. It contains approximately 50...

The Hyakushika Daigunbu (“Hundred-Deer Grand Dance”) is a large-scale performance where multiple styles of Taiko-style Shishi Odori (Deer Dance) from Esashi, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture, come toget...

Ōji Street is a full-scale recreation of the main avenue found in Heian-period capitals. Located directly in front of the south gate of the Seichō Government Office and behind the Kyara Palace, it ...