It is a legendary place where Amaterasu Omikami hid after grieving the violence of Susanoo no Mikoto. It is located on the border of Shima City and Ise City. The gushing Iwashimizu water has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 waters. (Water can be taken home, but please do not drink raw water; be sure to boil it before drinking.)
Oshimazakura, a natural monument designated by the city, is also famous, and during the cherry blossom season there is a ``Sakura, Mochi, and Famous Water Enjoyment'' event, and there is also a ``Hayamochitsuki'', a traditional performing art of this Erihara area, where the Preservation Society performs mochi. there is.
In addition to panels on the history of Ama divers, there are photographs of current scenes of Ama fishing, a corner that recreates an actual Ama hut, and tools used in Ama fishing are on display.
Anyone is welcome to enter, so please feel free to drop by. It is also used as a waiting area for customers dining at Satoumian. The in-house monitor also introduces Shima City's tourist attractions and local festivals.
A comprehensive facility where you can learn about the nature of Ise-Shima through experiences and videos.
We disseminate information about Ise-Shima National Park, hold nature observation sessions, and hold nature classes.
