Kanji Hanko

Built on a mountain at an altitude of 362 meters, it is the site of a medieval mountain castle and the best place to view Tsuwano. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the houses at the foot of the gentle mountain and Tsuwano River flowing through it. The sight of the stone walls of the castle ruins floating in the morning mist is like a castle in the sky. I also recommend the season of autumn leaves.
There are no structures now, but the stone walls are almost perfectly preserved.

This beach is located facing the Sea of Japan.
It's marked by a large windmill on a nearby hill.
The beach and the sea are so beautiful.
It is also known for having the earliest sea opening in Japan.
The water is clean and dolphins are known to visit. The sunsets are also beautiful and have been selected as one of the best 100 sunsets in Japan.

It is a very common Japanese park. You can find similar parks in many places in Japan.
It has a little playground equipment, a square, and a water fountain.
It is crowded with many children after school.

It is the home of Hiroshima's local professional baseball team, the Hiroshima Carp. It is one of the most beloved places by the people of Hiroshima.
There is a bar under the right stand, which allows visitors to see the ground in front of them.
The ballpark is a fun place to walk around and enjoy the many ways to entertain people.

This was once the sea. At that time, there was a small island floating in the sea here and it was considered a mysterious place.
During the reclamation and development of the area that began in 1966, the island was left in its original state.
At first glance, the park appears to be an ordinary place, but the mysterious scenery makes it an enjoyable place to visit.

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