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A regional hub facility introducing the nature around the Tanesashi Coast.
A Ministry of the Environment facility that introduces and explains the nature and culture of the Sanriku Fukko National Park, centered on the Tanesashi (Tanesashi) Coast, where a wide variety of plants can be observed, and the Hashikami-Dake area. It also shares information on the nature and daily life along the Michinoku Shiokaze Trail, which continues along the magnificent Pacific Ocean, and offers opportunities and hands-on programs to experience them.
Inside the center, panels and materials introduce the surrounding nature and culture, along with seasonal highlights. Through the large glass windows, a lush natural lawn spreads out right before you, letting you relax and enjoy a leisurely time.
There’s also a wide variety of hands-on programs. Options range from no-reservation sessions that take Approx. 30 minutes to 1 hour, to more in-depth paid content led by local residents and nature experts as instructors. If something catches your interest, be sure to join in.
A regional hub facility right in front of the Tanesashi Coast
Offers hands-on programs that both adults and kids can enjoy
Inside, you’ll find information about the area’s nature and culture
Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.
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Is there free Wi-Fi available in the area?
Yes, National Park Wi-Fi is available.
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Are there coin lockers?
No, there are no coin lockers. During opening hours, we can hold items other than valuables at the reception desk.
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Is there a smoking area?
No, there is no smoking area.
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Is there parking?
68 passenger cars, 3 large buses, and 2 accessible spaces
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Can I eat and drink inside?
Eating and drinking are not allowed inside the Information Center. Please use the adjacent Hachinohe City Tanesashi Coast Rest Area.
Some reviews are AI-translated.
There are displays introducing the local ecosystem, plants, and animals. It’s nice and cool inside with the AC, and the big windows look out over the grasslands and the ocean.
A great place to pop in when you’re tired—rest a bit, refill your water, and take some photos. The overall vibe is super relaxing!
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