Akasebana

Mecca of fishing in IKI jisawa

Original Text

This is a pass protruding east of IKI, and it is a mecca for fishing at the base. There were some anglers aiming for blue things. Be careful because there are places where there are few 々 dangers to go in a normal dress.

Cape near Ashibe Port

Original Text

I went after having lunch to Umeshi, but the road was easy to understand and easy to go. I was told that the nose means "cape" or "things protruding into the sea", so when I saw it, I thought it was like this. Rough 々 It was a rocky area. The place where I climbed the hill was Odake Shrine.

の North Side

Original Text

Go north on a narrow mountain road on the coast, look at the wind power plant, and climb a steep slope to find Odake Shrine. The view from the observatory is squeezed.

There are very few people.

Original Text

Unlike Sakyo nose and Saruiwa, it was not well maintained and I didn't see any tourists. If you go down from the parking lot using the beast road or stairs, you will find a small shrine that overlooks the cliff.

A mecca for fishing in Iki

Original Text

Located in the northeastern part of Iki Island, it is a famous fishing mecca for fishing people. The view overlooking from the steep cliffs is magnificent. It is difficult to get down from the parking lot except for fishermen, and it is safe to see from above. It seems that it is called Akase nose because the rock surface is red and the protrusion and cape are the nose in Iki.