Yunotsu-Yaki pottery dates back to mid-Edo period (18th century). Known for its use of local clay and glaze, resulting in simple earthy and highly durable ceramic wares.

Noborigama (climbing kiln) is a kiln built on a slope. It creates natural gradation in heat, resulting in unique patterns and color variations.

Yakushiyu Public Bath:

This bathhouse, built in the early Showa ear, features retro architecture and natural hot spring water. It is a nationally registered Tangible Cultural Property.

Stone-Paved-Streets:

These charming old streets preserve the look and feel of Japan's past. Perfect for photos and strolling.

Sairakuji Temple:

A peaceful temple on a hill overlooking the town. It offers a lovely panoramic view and quiet moment during your walk.

Okidomari Port:

The old road that leads to the historic port once used to transport silver. You can see the quiet port and imagine the flow of goods and people from long ago.