[Request-based] Karakuwa Peninsula Guided Trekking (Intermediate) Rias Forest and Tsunami Stone Course

We will walk along a wild promenade aiming for the "Kaminokura Tsunami Stone", a gigantic 150-ton rock that was washed up on the beach by the tsunami caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake. The course where you can experience the richness and harshness of the ria coast where the forest and the sea are side by side is also a route of the Michinoku Sea Breeze Trail and Miyagi Olle, and is also recommended for those who like mountain climbing. You can also see the day lily flowers from May to June.

-Itinerary-
　Meet at the Karakuwa Peninsula Visitor Center parking lot and start trekking
　~ Campground ~ Gazebo ~ Tsunami stone ~ Meiji seawall, etc. (approx. 90 min.)
　~ Karakuwa Peninsula Visitor Center Parking Lot Disbanded

Date

Open all year round (closed every Tuesday, 12/30-1/3)

Time

9:00-16:00 (90 minute program)

Prices

1 to 5 people per group: 1 yen
For groups of 6 or more, an additional 1 yen will be charged for each additional person.

Meeting Place

Karakuwa Peninsula Visitor Center Parking Lot
〒988-0554 Miyagi Prefecture Kesennuma City Karakuwa Town Sakihama XNUMX-XNUMX

Application deadline

Until 15:00 on the day before your desired participation date

Please apply using the method at the bottom of the page.

Application/Inquiry

When applying, please contact us by phone or email with the following information:

• ① Preferred date and time
• ② Number of participants
• ③ Name of representative
• ④ Contact details of the representative

* We will reply after checking whether it is possible to accept your request.
*Please note that it may take 2-3 days for us to reply.
*If you have a Kesennuma Crew Card, please write the number. Points will be awarded after the experience.

Sales window

Kesennuma City Tourism Association Karakuwa Branch (inside Hanzo Rest House)

Tel

 0226-32-3029

mail

office2@karakuwa.com