A journey of photo-taking spots(3 days and 2 nights) B

In addition to the Takeshi Gonbei folk songs that have been circulated in Kihoku Town, there is also the largest Japanese garden, exhibition hall and tea room in Mie Prefecture based on the theme of "Flowers, Plants and Water".

The huge rock near the top of the mountain is called "Elephant Back" because it is as big as the back of an elephant, and it is as a shooting spot with a panoramic view of Choshi River and Kumano Nada Beach. There are two routes from the Magose-toge Pass side and the "Camp inn Miyama" side to the summit.

Sell fresh fish in Owase Harbor as farmed fish, original products and special products. In the "Owase Fish Restaurant" shop, you can enjoy local ingredients every day.

The "Doi family" of forestry workers in the Edo period transplanted magnificent bamboo forests, such as Moso bamboo, from Satsuma Prefecture, covering an area of about 4,000 square meters.

This is a rare camping site in Japan. You can camp in front of Hisetsu Falls at an altitude of 30m. In addition to playing in the water of the waterfall, there are beautiful streams and walking trails upstream of the waterfall, so you can experience the rich natural scenery of Satoyama.