Sainokawara Pilgrimage Site

The Sainokawara Reijo in Sado City is a mysterious sacred site where children who died young gather. Countless stone Jizo statues quietly line the sea cave, and the facility where the "wedding of the dead" is held, as well as the grand festival where the Itako performs "kuchiyose," are symbols of profound faith that connect life and death. The unique charm of the Sainokawara Reijo and the history of Sado Kinzan that you will feel on this journey come together to offer you an unforgettable experience.

Located in the Sainokawara Reijo in Sado City, Noshima Cape Lighthouse is a breathtaking spot where beautiful nature and mystical beliefs intertwine. Built on a cape overlooking the rough sea, this lighthouse offers a 360-degree panoramic view and is surrounded by pleasant winds and clean air. The "Ono Kame" and "Futatsu Kame" rock formations, also known as the "big turtle" and "two turtles," are also a must-see and their presence overwhelms visitors. On the other hand, the quiet and solemn spiritual spot conveys a deep compassion for the children who passed away at a young age.

Kagoshima Shrine, located in the Sainokawara Reijo in Sado City, is known for its "First Dream Mirror," which is said to make wishes come true. This place, where the spirits of children who died young gather, is surrounded by clean air and is a sacred place that people seeking healing should visit. With over 2,000 Jizo statues watching over visitors, it continues to be deeply believed in as a folk tradition. With a depth that rivals that of Mount Osore, a special space that you will never forget awaits you once you visit.

Sainokawara Coast, located in the Sainokawara Sacred Site in Sado City, is a spot that rock fishing enthusiasts will want to visit at least once. The mystical landscape, with countless stone Jizo statues centered around sea caves and round stones created by nature, is breathtaking. In this place where only the sound of waves can be heard, why not enjoy fishing while thinking about the children who passed away at a young age? Additionally, the coastal flowers such as Kanoko-so and Skashi-yuri are also worth seeing!

In the vicinity of Sainokawara Reijo in Sado City, there are many gourmet options where you can enjoy local flavors. There are plenty of delicious restaurants that use local ingredients such as seafood and Sado's specialty sake. Why not try enjoying the local flavors along with Sainokawara Reijo?