＜Sumiyoshi Park＞		＜Sumiyoshi Park＞
There is a park 1 minute away on foot from our inn.		Beautiful pine trees and wisteria trellises. Cherry blossom flowers bloom in spring, and wisteria flowers look beautiful in their best season.
↓　Sumiyoshi Park was one of the many places that got damaged by the disaster.↓

＜Ojima＞		＜Taiko Bridge＞
		Taiko Bridge connects to Ojima. I recommend you to take photos at this angle.
↓ You cannot go to Ojima in the current situation.		↓ Taiko Bridge survived through the disaster.

＜Sumiyoshi Park Koyama＞		＜Oshima Shrine＞
Get some nice views of the ocean from the hill at the backside of the park. The river flowing in front is the River Kitakami.		A beautiful shrine with a historical background.

＜Sode-no-Watari＞		＜Maki-ishi＞
The legend says that Minamotono Yoshitune gave one of the sleeves on his kimono as a boat fare on his way to Hiraizumi to meet Fujiwarauji.		The little stone in the middle is Maki-ishi, and it is said to be the origin of the name of Ishinomaki City.

＜River Kitakami＞
The fourth longest river in Japan that flows through Iwate prefecture and Miyagi prefecture. It used to be a route for shipping rice to Edo back in the Edo period.		↓ A temporary 1-meter bank

This is how Ishinomaki will look after reconstruction!

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