Sightseeing Spot 1/6

Take a sail around Omijima Island on a steamboat

THop on a steamboat and come discover Nagato’s natural splendor!

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About Omijima Island Steamboat Rides

Sightseeing Spot 2/6

BBQ at the Senzaki Kitchen Market

Buy some veggies direct from the farm, seafood fresh from the wharf, and have a barbecue on the spot! Taste for yourself the freshness of the natural flavors of Nagato.

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Senzakitchen（Roadside Market）

Sightseeing Spot 3/6

To Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum

Experience what life in Nagato was like during the lifetime of famous 20th century poet Kaneko Misuzu, and the warmth reflected in her writings.

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Kaneko Misuzu Memorial Museum

Sightseeing Spot 4/6

The motifs of poetess Kaneko Misuzu’s nursery rhymes can be seen throughout town.

Art pieces using the motifs of Misuzu Kaneko’s poems are on display across town, including the mosaic wall art pieces”Project M 3D,” “M2000,” and “Goraku-ji.” Can you find them all?

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Sightseeing Spot 5/6

Take a rest at Café Struggle

After walking around town, take a rest at this café near the Misuzu Mosaic Wall M2000. What better way to perk yourself up than with some coffee?

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Café Struggle

Sightseeing Spot 6/6

Take home a gift of Senzaki’s famous kamaboko fish cakes

You can’t have Nagato without kamaboko! Head to the shop, where kamaboko is sold directly by the makers, and consider bringing back some kamaboko for friends and family, too!

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Senzaki Kamaboko