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The oysters here are really huge.

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It's a fish everywhere, but it's really big here. You can heal just by looking at the oyster while watching the gentle flow of the Tadami River.

The river was cloudy due to the rain.

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It is a point where you can feed the oysters, which are rare in Japan. As others have written, it is a legendary Ugui that Kobo Daishi sculpted Fukuman Kokuzo Bodhisattva and shed wooden debris into the river. The Tadami River is meandering, the flow is relaxed and deep, and the confluence point of the Ginzan River is close to the feed, so it will be comfortable. The day I went was the day after heavy rain, so the river was muddy, and there was no one on the bridge, and the water surface was ...

Master of Law の Place

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It is in the middle of the promenade of the depths. It is said that Kobo Daishi threw the scraps of the Buddha statue into the river and became a ugly. There are no winter activities. Sorry.

You can enjoy feeding the oysters.

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About 5 minutes walk from Enzo Ji Temple, walk through a small bridge with a red railing, and there is a roof. Looking into the water surface, there were 200 ～ 300 ugui with a total length of about 20 centimeters. Even though it is in the large Tadami River, it is the denseness of a farm only here. There was a 100 yen food and a savings box on the table, so when I bought it, I put my mouth out on the surface of the water and ate it to compete. It's like a carp in a pond.

Where the oysters gather.

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It is in front of the bridge to Zuikoji Park. It seems that many fish called Ugui live in the Tadami River, and you can see it. Since we sell food, Ugui gathers in search of food.