[Kamaishi] A small inn in a fishing village and a seamount experience that fishermen protect and connect for 1 night and 2 days [Tohoku/Iwate]

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The tourism concept of Kamaishi, located in Iwate Prefecture in the Tohoku region, is an "open field museum." As the entire town is a museum, we offer a wide range of programs that allow you to experience primary industries such as fishing, agriculture, and forestry, which are the livelihoods of loc...

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Kamaishi DMC Co., Ltd.

The entire city of Kamaishi is likened to a museum without a roof, and the history of modern iron manufacturing, which is a World Heritage Site, community development after the Great East Japan Earthquake, disaster prevention learning, which unravels the evacuation behavior of schoolchildren praised during the earthquake, fishery and forestry. , offers an experience of the primary industry of agriculture. Kamaishi DMC, a local DMO, uses these tourism resources to refine the exhibits at the museum and deliver them to everyone.

Table of contents
Warm regional interaction × Preservation and inheritance of environmental culture × Fresh, locally produced food for local consumption
program points
About application

Warm regional interaction × Preservation and inheritance of environmental culture × Fresh, locally produced food for local consumption

The deepest part of the Hakozaki Peninsula in Kamaishi City. The national park and the fishing village that serves as its entrance, the Hakozaki Shirahama District, are small communities with an aging population. The aquaculture industry was thriving and a number of guesthouses were operating there, but the area was hit by the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 and suffered significant damage.

As marginal villages continue to suffer from depopulation and an aging population, we renovated the building of a former nursery school and started ``Mihakozaki no Yado,'' a community-style private lodging facility that is looked after by the entire community. Led by the landlady whose guest house was swept away by the tsunami, the town's residents work together to realize local production for local consumption with fresh seafood and local cuisine, providing sustainable and high-quality hospitality and warm exchanges. doing.

In addition to interacting at the inn, you can also enjoy tourism experience content that balances the use and conservation of nature and culture. By participating, you can not only help preserve the environment, but also experience fishing village culture and contribute to the local community. This is the content of 1 night and 2 days that will be realized.

program points

◆ Day 1: Afternoon - Trekking to Senjojiki while preserving a sacred place that has been protected by fishermen for generations.
After receiving an explanation from the residents about Senjojiki, a sacred place that the residents of the fishing village continue to protect, our guide, who is a forestry instructor and forestry worker, will show us the rare plants, ecosystem, and geo-spots. Enjoy experiencing the practice of ``management and utilization,'' where mountains and the environment are managed and protected by people entering the area.

◆First night: Overnight stay at “Mihakozaki no Yado”, which is located in a former nursery school.
Check in to an inn in a small fishing village where you can rent an entire building, limit the number of people, and be environmentally friendly. Enjoy a dinner of fresh seafood and handmade local cuisine prepared by the proprietress. We will deepen our relationships with each other while listening to stories about the region and its history and progress since the Great Earthquake.

◆ 2nd day morning ~ Ride on a fishing boat with fishermen to see aquaculture and visit a shrine on a cliff to protect and connect ~
Utilizing a small fishing boat, which is a characteristic of Sanriku Rias, you can see the traditional aquaculture industry right in front of your eyes. You will experience the culture of seafood that is normally hidden from view, and also hear about the shrine located on the cliff and the stories that have been passed down orally.

About application

◆Target: Elementary and junior high school students, high school students, university students, working adults, and people from overseas.

◆Fee: 21,000 yen (per person) Minimum number of participants: 2 people

◆What to bring: Easy-to-move clothes, sneakers or trekking shoes, boots, gloves (boots and gloves can be rented)

◆Meeting location Ohakozakinoyado (URL: https://ohakozakinoyado.jp/ )

◆Payment method Payment will be made on the spot on the day. Credit cards accepted. Payment by invoice possible.

◆Accommodations Hakozaki Shirahama Fishing Village Accommodation Facility “Mihakozaki no Yado” (6-1, Hakozaki-cho No. 3, Hakozaki-cho, Kamaishi 026-0303)

◆Applications/Inquiries: 0193-27-5455 (Reception at Nehama Coast Tourist Facility "Nehama Seaside", Person in charge: Sato)
nebamacamp@dmo-kamaishi.com

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Kamaishi DMC Co., Ltd.

Iwate

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