Shiobiki Iwa

Kesennuma's "blowhole rocks" are a highlight of the dynamic interaction between the crystal-clear Kesennuma Bay and the tides. In particular, the "healing coastline wrapped in the sound of the tides" is a wonderful place to soothe the soul. You can spend a luxurious time listening to the sound of the waves and experiencing the beauty of nature. In addition, there are plenty of photo spots that are sure to be popular on social media. This is a tourist spot that we highly recommend for those seeking majestic and powerful beauty.

Around the Chichibuki Rocks, there are restaurants where you can taste fresh seafood caught by local fishermen. You can enjoy the beautiful scenic views of the tourist spot while savoring the exceptional quality of the seafood. Especially noteworthy are the unique local flavors and cooking methods. These popular restaurants are frequented not only by tourists, but also by locals. Please come and visit at least once.

Shiogama Rocks in Kesennuma City offer a magnificent sight of whales blowing water from the surface. You will surely be captivated by their power and beauty! It is also recommended to stay overnight at a nearby campsite surrounded by clear streams and nature. Spending time listening to the sound of waves and birds in the silence, and gazing at the starry sky is an exceptional experience. Why not indulge in a luxurious moment at this breathtaking spot?

The area around the Shiogama Rocks in Kesennuma City features historic streets reminiscent of a former port town. Take a walk and experience the atmosphere while immersing yourself in the timeless charm. The jagged rocks eroded by the waves and the view of rough waves crashing against them are also highlights. In this place where nature and history are fused, you are sure to be deeply moved and find peace.

The Blowhole Rock in Kesennuma City offers a magnificent panorama that looks as if a whale is blowing out air. The dynamic view of the Pacific Ocean and this scenery from the scenic observatory is breathtaking. When the conditions are right, the spray can reach up to 10 meters high, and its power is overwhelming. It is also a valuable academic resource that includes fossils from 250 million years ago, making it a deep spot that combines nature and history.