Hai-ga-mine

Hae-ga Mine is famous for its night view spot where you can overlook the city of Kure. The lights from the city and ships shine brightly, creating a romantic atmosphere. There is also a superstition that the light beams form the word "Kure". It's a perfect dating spot for couples. Why not enjoy chatting or a handmade picnic while enjoying the night view?

Mt. Haigamine is also known as a famous cherry blossom spot. In spring, you can enjoy beautiful cherry blossoms along with the view from the mountaintop. The best time to see the cherry blossoms is from late March to early April. It's recommended to bring a bento box and visit with family and friends for cherry blossom viewing. In addition, there are many tourist spots in the vicinity of Mt. Haigamine, so you can also enjoy cherry blossom viewing while sightseeing in Kure city.

There are many restaurants around Haigamine that offer local specialties such as "Kure-style okonomiyaki" and seafood dishes. In addition, the specialty product "Kure (meaning "mulberry" or "lumber" in reference to the character "kure")" is perfect as a souvenir. It's recommended to take a trip to savor the local flavors while enjoying a food tour. Furthermore, there are many tourist spots in Kure City around Haigamine, so you can also enjoy sightseeing while on a gourmet trip.

In the Haigamine area, you can enjoy outdoor experiences in a rich natural environment. For example, at the Furusato Nature School in Mihara City, you can enjoy camping and barbecues. In addition, in Etajima City, you can experience digging for sweet potatoes. Haigamine itself has multiple hiking routes, suitable for beginners to advanced hikers. Why not enjoy an active trip while fully enjoying nature?

There are many tourist spots in the Kure city area around Haigamine. For example, at the Yamato Museum and Kure Central Wharf Terminal Observatory, you can see Kure Port and ships. You can also take a ferry from Kure Port to Etajima. In addition, the specialty product "Kure (meaning "mulberry tree" or "lumber" in Japanese), which derives from the characters in the name "Kure," is perfect as a souvenir. Why not visit while sightseeing in Kure city and take a stroll around the Haigamine area?