Isoseizui (Selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Famous Water Sources)

Isoseizui is a nameless water that is said to have skin-beautifying effects. It is fresh water that contains no salt, making it easy to drink and loved by locals. It is located on the way to Amanohashidate, so you can stop by on your sightseeing trip. You can drink it for free at the hand-washing facility. In addition, ice cream and juice made with Isoseizui are also sold. Please try it out with the expectation of skin-beautifying effects.

The area around Isoyamizu is a nature-rich location where you can enjoy activities such as walking and hiking. There are also tourist spots such as Amanohashidate and Miyazu Bay in the surrounding area, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery. Isoyamizu itself is located on the coastline, and the landscape harmonizes with the surrounding nature as it springs from a place where seawater and freshwater mix. Why not visit Isoyamizu and enjoy nature to the fullest?

Iso Shimizu is bustling with people seeking cool relief in the summer. You can wear your swimsuit and enjoy water play. In addition, there are many delicious restaurants in the area, such as seafood bowls, soba, and bakeries. There are also recommended spots for lunch. Around Iso Shimizu, there are spots where you can enjoy things other than food, such as workshop restaurants and cafes. Please visit and make summer memories.

Isoyodo is a historic landmark that appears in the poems of the Heian period poet, Izumi Shikibu. It is located on the sandbar of Amanohashidate and the fresh water that springs from the well can be used as drinking water because it contains no salt. You can drink it for free at the hand-washing basin. There are also tourist spots such as Amanohashidate and Miyazu Bay in the surrounding area, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery. Why not savor the taste of Isoyodo while immersing yourself in the feeling of visiting a historic landmark?

Isoyamizu is an off-the-beaten-path tourist spot in Amanohashidate, located about a 20-minute drive from the famous sandbar. It's known for its fresh, non-salty spring water, which can also be used as a drink. You can drink it for free at the hand-washing station. There are many other tourist spots in the area, such as Amanohashidate and Miyazu Bay, where you can enjoy beautiful nature. Since it's free to use, you can visit without worrying about your budget. Why not stop by on your trip to Amanohashidate?