Furikusa River and Tsuta no Fuchi

Foreign actors and musicians who know a lot about Japan are crazy about salt-grilled sweetfish. Sweetfish feed on the lichen at the bottom of rivers, so the clearer the water in the river, the more tasty the sweetfish. Toei Town's sweetfish are said to be the most delicious in Japan. In the beginning of summer, you can see fishermen catching sweetfish in Furikusa River using a traditional fishing method. Go to Tsuta no Fuchi, also known as the "Niagara Falls of Okumikawa," to enjoy the Furikusa River's dynamic current. There, the countless big and small "potholes" in the river, formed over thousands of years, tell you the mysteries of ancient history.