This course provides rare view of the stone path descending through a extensive bamboo grove. The gentle slopes, wonderful views and a peaceful atmosphere make this an enjoyable course. After coming down from the mountain, the view of the coast will melt away any fatigue you may have from the walk.

Shishigaki
（The stone fence to keep animals out）

Just before you get to the pass, you will see a wall put up about 300 to protect the rice paddies and fields from wild boars and deer.

Obuki-toge Pass

The Obuki Tea House was open for business here until about 1950. They would wrap rice balls and sushi in the leaves of plants called "baran" and "hanamyoga" which they planted here. The tea house is long gone, but the plants are still here.

The bamboo grove

From Obuki Pass, a gentle slope descends through a peaceful beautiful bamboo grove.
In February and March you can see the new shoots and places where the wild pigs have dug up this delicacy among people and boars alike. The steps can be quite slippery, watch your step.

Odomari Beach

The beautiful sand beach, the islands off the coast and the rocky point called "Oni ga Jo" or Demon's Castle make for a breathtaking view.