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Completed in 2011, this glass-walled station building was designed by Kazuyo Sejima, a world-renowned architect born in Hitachi City.
It offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean—the area’s greatest attraction.
The attached coffee shop opens at 7am, allowing visitors to enjoy the beautiful sunrise with a cup of coffee in hand.
Whether you’re traveling by train or car, this scenic station is well worth a stop.

Fukuroda Falls is counted among Japan’s three most beautiful waterfalls. Cascading down a 120-meter rock face in four tiers, and offering a different view with each season, the fall is also affectionately called "the Quadruple Falls".
During autumn and winter, a special illumination event turns the falls into a magical display of water and light.

Stretching 446 meters in length and standing 100 meters above the Ryujin Dam, the Ryujin Big Suspension Bridge is one of the longest pedestrian suspension bridges in Japan.
From the bridge, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Ryujin Gorge. Its beauty shifts with each season and never fails to impress.

Sakatsura Isosaki Shrine is believed to offer blessings for healing and recovery from illness.
With a rich history dating back to the Heian period(794-1185), this shrine is considered a “power spot”—a place believed to be imbued with strong positive energy.
The approach to the shrine is lined with dense camellia trees, creating a mystical atmosphere where visitors can feel a gentle flow of time.

This expansive seaside park is embraced by flowers and greenery. It is divided into seven distinct areas, offering a variety of attractions.
The stunning seasonal flower fields—such as baby blue nemophila in spring and vibrant kochia in autumn—are must-see highlights.