Tai no Ura

The Taisho Bay sightseeing boat in Kamogawa City offers a one-of-a-kind experience where you can observe Taisho, a natural monument, up close. The school of red sea bream that appears on the surface of the sea is breathtaking! Their appearance gives a glimpse of the mysterious deep-sea world. Also, visit the mysterious "Three Strange Wonders" and Birth Temple. The boat operates year-round and does not require reservations, making it easy to enjoy!

Tai-no-Ura in Kamogawa City is a hidden gem where you can observe schools of red sea bream, a designated natural monument, up close along with the beautiful coastal scenery that changes with the seasons. This place, with its historical background, is a perfect spot to refresh your mind and body in a nature-rich environment. Experience the large red sea bream and mysterious ecosystem visible from the sightseeing boat.

Tanjo-ji Temple in Tainoura, Kamogawa City is a place where history and mystery intersect. It's the birthplace of Nichiren, and you can enjoy miraculous events called "San-gi-zai" and observe Madai, a special natural monument. Take a stroll through the solemn architecture and beautiful gardens and travel back in time to a bygone era.

At Uomizuka Observatory in Tainoura, Kamogawa City, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view. It's especially recommended for nature lovers, as you can see schools of red snapper swimming in the sea and the beautiful "Goshikisuna" sand beach. You can also make a wish for happiness with your loved one in front of the goddess statue "Akatsuki-kaze," also known as the "Hill of Vows." Be sure to savor the unique and deep features that can only be experienced in this area.

Taino-ura in Kamogawa City is a mystical spot where the natural monument, the red sea bream, appears on the water's surface. The sight from the pleasure boat is breathtaking. Also, visit the birth temple of Nichiren Saint and the mysterious "Three Strange Wonders". Enjoy a deep experience where nature and history intersect at this hidden gem loved by locals.