Sainokawara(Tempered river) - Nishitsugaru District

About 5 minutes on foot from the elephant rock parking space

Superb view

A scenic spot in Fukaura Town, Aomori Prefecture. Located above the rock hole in the Moriyama coast, it overlooks the surrounding rocky area and the Japan Sea. When I went out to the riverside of the cape, there was a monument, Jizodo. The weather was fine on the day I visited and it was a great view.

On the other side, there is a place called "Sainogawara," but this is the place that has the character of Sainokawara. There is a sign that it is an 8-minute walk, so please climb up the promenade from the Jizo of the open space where the Gangara hole sightseeing boat landing place is located. There are so many scenic spots that you can see the scenery along the way, and I thought that I would like to go to the Gangara hole, but I think that there is a high probability that I will miss it, so please take a walk around Sainokawara. I'm sure it's good to go. It's a place with a more Kawara-like feel than I had imagined. By the way, when you go to the left at the fork at the point where you have climbed up the slope, you will reach Saino Kawara. On the right is the arbor at the top of the mountain. It has not been cleaned on the way, so be careful of your feet with dead pine needles and pine cones. There is a fallen tree in front of Azumaya and it is hard to pass by. The direction of Sahara's river is down, and when you look down through the forest, you can see the villa-like scenery and the view is superb. After climbing the winding hill and passing through the Kashiwa tunnel, you will come to the tip of the cape. There are some scenic points along the way where you can see the sea. The tip of the cape is Sainokawara, with many Jizo statues, and many of the stones piled up have collapsed. There are some Jizo houses that have not been cared for and have collapsed in their house. I didn't know if I could touch it, but I left it alone, but if I can touch it, I can do it a little. It used to be well maintained in the olden days, but the road may be a little difficult for old people. Of course, it is not a place where you can go with a wheelchair, and since there is no handrail etc. near the riverside of Saino, there is a danger of falling if you bring children so it is better not to take a restless child. It's a pretty dangerous place. By the way, we did a partial Street View shooting on May 27, 2018. It seems that it will be released a little later, but mysteriously there was a picture that I could not transfer from the 360 ​​degree camera and the connection was cut off due to one picture taken here. It's a somewhat meaningful phenomenon. While you're here, do some cleaning and maintenance! Does that mean? .. Next time I go, will I try to be a little more straightforward? .. Person concerned. If it's no good, please write no good here.

The wind is extremely strong in a murky place The correct answer is to go for a psychic spot rather than sightseeing. I hate it a little because the road to the Sanzu River goes through the trees.

You can move on the floating stones. Not only the scenery but also the train photography of the Gono line is perfect!

It is like a place for Mizuko kuyo, and has a rich spiritual spot such as the active Jizo-do at the foot of the mountain and the stones at the tip of the cape. From the offerings and offerings left behind, it can be seen that some people still visit the memorial service. The tip of the cape is on a cliff, there are no handrails, and it is a slippery cliff, so it is quite dangerous in strong winds.