
Sanriku Coast Drive: Goishi Beach and the Miracle Pine Tree
A Sanriku Coast drive beginning at Goishi Beach (碁石海岸), a designated National Scenic Spot named after its round pebbles polished like go stones. View the three arches carved by rough waves into towering rocks at Anatooshi Islet (穴通磯) from the observation point, and browse souvenirs while enjoying café breaks at Kamome Terrace, famous for the local specialty "Kamome no Tamago." In the afternoon, head to Rikuzen-Takata to encounter the Miracle Pine that endured the tsunami and the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Memorial Museum, where you'll face the present-day reality of Sanriku life with the sea. This course is centered on driving with walking distances easily adjustable to fitness levels, making it perfect for three-generation families traveling with grandparents.
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Walk Through the Pine Forest to Admire the Scenic Ranpoku Valley and Kaminari Rock, a Nationally Designated Scenic Spot and Natural Monument

View the Three Arches Carved by Rough Waves into Towering Rock from the Observation Point

Browse Souvenirs and Enjoy a Café Break at the Main Store of the Famous Local Confection "Kamome no Tamago"

Stand Quietly Before the Miracle Pine That Endured the Tsunami—A Symbol of Recovery

Free Admission: Three Generations Learn About the Tsunami's Lessons and the Path to Recovery
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