Sightseeing around

This lighthouse stands at the tip of the Atsumi Atsumi Peninsula, overlooking Pacific Ocean from Mikawa Bay, and was built in 1924 (1929).
Luminous intensity 17,000 candela.
The “Irago Degree Dorai” (Irago Channel), which is said to be a difficult place in the sea, is considered one of the three major tides in Japan and plays an important role as an indicator of ships going to and from.
Most of the vessels that go in and out of the port, such as Nagoya Port, the largest trading port in Japan, and Mikawa Port and Yokkaichi Port, which mainly export cars, enter and leave.
Irago a symbol of Irago sightseeing and has been selected as one of Japan's 50 Best Lighthouses.
(Sightseeing volunteer guide, cultural assets of Atsumi Peninsula)

There are two Kishi-no-Sekimon Oki-no-Sekimon Hii-no-Sekimon, the middle of which is a cave in the middle due to the stormy waves of the Pacific Ocean, and there is Oki-no-Sekimon on the Kishi-no-Sekimon, and as the name suggests, it shows a beautiful silhouette at sunrise.

About 70km from Hii-no-Sekimon to Lake Hamana, there is a magnificent straight white sand beach.
The endless coastline is beautiful, and the best point to see is around Hii-no-Sekimon.

On the rock near the entrance of the golf course, there is a monument of Basho engraved with "I found one hawk and I am happy Irago".
This haiku was written in 1687 when Basho took a clear trip to Irago with his beloved disciple Morikuni, who was living in seclusion.A haiku poet from this region wrote this poem in 1793 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Basho's visit. ) was erected.
(Atsumi Peninsula cultural assets of Atsumi Peninsula)

This monument is built on the old mountain slope behind the lighthouse at the tip of the cape.
On the surface of the monument, a song written when the Imperial Family of the Tenbu Dynasty Aso (Omi no Okomi) was washed away on Irago, `` Sorry for the loss of Utsusemi's life and eat it on the island, and eat Tamamo on the island of Irago'' (Manyo Shumaki) I) is engraved by Suzuki Suigen's writing.
(Atsumi Peninsula cultural assets of Atsumi Peninsula)

In the summer of 1898, Kunio Yanagida, a folklorist, told his close friend Toson Shimazaki the story of a palm fruit he had picked up while staying in Irago, and this became the material for his epic poem about coconuts, ``The nameless, distant land.'' A single coconut floating from an island...'' was born.
It was composed by Toraji Onaka in 1936 and is still popular as a national song.
(From the Tokai Seven Lucky Gods Tour Pamphlet)

About one kilometer from the lighthouse to the Hii-no-Sekimon facing the Pacific Ocean coast, is a beautiful sandy beach, which is curved in response to the Pacific Ocean in the rough seas.
This area has also been selected as one of 100 selections in Japan (roads, beaches, white sand, green pines, sounds, and scenery).
In autumn, it is also a famous sightseeing spot for migrating hawks.

Sunrise than Koijigahama Beach, the month of January is whether the look sunrise is the most beautiful that rise from Shimen, the morning New Year's Day and want Ayakari to sunrise, customers look to tourism has been increasing year by year.

This is one of the Atsumi old kilns where production activities were actively developed from the Heian to the Kamakura period. Pebbles are lined up at the outline of three ana kilns and preserved at a glance.At the ruins of the kiln where the tiles were rebuilt at the time of reconstruction of Nara Todaiji Kamakura, religious tools such as eave round tiles, eave flat tiles, flat tiles and tile towers engraved as `` Todaiji Daibutsuden tiles '' and tile towers have been excavated .
(From Atsumi Peninsula Tourism Bureau website)

A shrine with a deep connection to Ise Jingu
This shrine, which is famous for the Gyomon Festival, was once called Iragu Daimyojin, and its origins date back to the 17th year of the Jogan era (875).Since this area was Irago Mikuriya, the territory of Ise Jingu Jingu, he had a deep connection with the Jingu.

Today's Goclothes Festival is held on the third Sunday in April.
In addition, at the fire festival "Gosendara Matsuri" that is held from New Year's Eve to New Year's Day, people bathe in flying sparks to purify themselves and pray for peace in the new year.
(From Atsumi Peninsula Tourism Bureau website)

About 3 minutes walk from the hotel.
The auction starts around 12:30.
Basically, it is closed on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

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Currently posted → January to December 2024

・Strawberry Picking (10 to 15 minutes by car)【January to late April】
・Squid hunting(15 to 20 minutes by car)【Around March to June】
・Melon hunting (10 to 20 minutes by car)【June to October】
・Blueberry picking(10-minute drive)【Late April to August】
・Irago Swimming Beach(3-minute walk)【Early July to late August】
・Irago Shrine(5-minute drive)
・Canola Flower Festival (7 minutes by car)【January to March】

・Sante Park Tahara(30-minute drive)
・Zaosan Observatory deck (50 minutes by car)
・Tahara Municipal Museum(40-minute drive)
・Tahara Festival Hall(40-minute drive)

・Non Hoi Park(60 minutes by car)
・Toyokawa Inari(90 minutes by car)
・Laguna Gamagori (100 minutes by car)

Irago Ferry Terminal is approximately 3 minutes by car from the hotel.

・Toba Aquarium
・Mikimoto Pearl Island
・Ise Jingu
・Shima Spain Village

※Guests staying at the hotel can make reservations for boarding the Ise Bay Ferry.
For more information,★Please check the transportation access page.

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