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日和山 【Currently, closed. Reopen schedule is undecided.】Hiyoriyama
Stone direction marker remains from the Edo Period
Hiyoriyama is a 68 m mountain situated to the west side of Toba Station. Today there is an observation deck on the top of the hill, where a stone direction marker remains from the Edo Period (17th to 19th century), when Toba thrived as a stopping point for the "1,000 koku ships," and seafarers came to the hill to observe and forecast the weather at sea. The hill commands a good view of Toba Bay, visible behind the Shiawase no Kane, or "Bell of Happiness."
Information
| Address | 517-0011 三重県鳥羽市鳥羽2 |
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| Telephone Number | 0599-25-1157（鳥羽市観光商工課） |
| Getting here by public transport | Approx 15 minutes on foot from JR or Kintetsu "Toba" station |
