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Enter natural path next to house: entrance difficult to findEnter natural path next to house: entrance difficult to findEnter natural path next to house: entrance difficult to findEnter natural path next to house: entrance difficult to find

Stream crossing, careful during high waterStream crossing, careful during high waterStream crossing, careful during high waterStream crossing, careful during high water

No sidewalk, be carefulNo sidewalk, be carefulNo sidewalk, be carefulNo sidewalk, be careful

Swan wintering groundSwan wintering ground

Floating oyster aquiculture rafts right before you

Good view of Hirota Bay

Good view of Hirota Bay

Shimofunato StationShimofunato Station

Rikuzentakata StationRikuzentakata Station

Takatakoko-mae StationTakatakoko-mae Station

Takatabyoin StationTakatabyoin Station

Wakinosawa StationWakinosawa Station

Hosoura StationHosoura Station

Goishikaiganguchi StationGoishikaiganguchi Station

Osabe StationOsabe Station

Osawa Bus StationOsawa Bus Station

Iwate Pref. Takata HospitalIwate Pref. Takata Hospital

Kaiun BridgeKaiun Bridge

Ofunato Uoichiba-mae Station(Ofunato Fish Market Station)Ofunato Uoichiba-mae Station(Ofunato Fish Market Station)

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Narrow roadside strip, hard to see ahead.Narrow roadside strip, hard to see ahead.Narrow roadside strip, hard to see ahead.Narrow roadside strip, hard to see ahead.

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Michinoku Coastal Trail

Main RouteUnpaved Road

Caution

Legend

Railway

Model Course

Mt. Hakone,Shimin no Mori Forest箱根山・市民の森

小友駅Otomo Station1

Sanriku Geo Park PointA Geo Park is a place where you can take a close look at featureslike mountains and rivers, learn about how they were formed, and think about their links to the ecosystem and human life.

Public Bath Facility

Public Drinking Fountain

Swimming Beach

Hospital

Campground

Bus Stop

Store

Post Office

Viewpoint

Rest Area

Accommodation

Restaurant/Eating Place

Parking

Toilets

Train Station

米崎町のリンゴ畑Yonesaki Apple Orchards9

震災遺構：下宿定住促進住宅

Tsunami Monument:Settlement Promotion Housing

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小友浦Otomoura8

震災遺構：道の駅高田松原 ( タッピク 45）

Tsunami Monument:Michi no Eki Takata-Matsubara (Tapic 45)

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震災遺構：気仙中学校Tsunami Monument: Kesen Middle School16

震災遺構：陸前高田ユースホステル

Tsunami Monument:Rikuzentakata Youth Hostel

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奇跡の一本松Miracle Pine14

高田松原Takata-Matsubara Pine Forest13

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compass is approximately 7º50' to the The north as indicated by a magnetic

west of true north(Ofunato Standard.)

Magnetic North (Magnetic North Line)

About the Map

This map is a reproduction of the 1:25,000 Scale Topography Mappublished by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan.（Authorized Number : 平28情使、第307-GISMAP37264号）

Map data is current as of March 2017

Some parts of the Michinoku Coastal Trail lack sidewalks for pedestrians, or have roads with heavy traffic. When you walk on the trail, please follow the traffic rules and pay careful attention to prevent accidents. On roads without sidewalks, pedestrians should walk on the right side of the road. Avoid walking after dark, try to wear reflective gear or use flashlights to make yourself more visible. If you feel a road is too dangerous to walk, find another way: don’t hesitate to put your safety first.

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— Tsunami Safety Tips —● If you feel a major earthquake that makes it difficult to stand when you are near the coastline, evacuate immediately! ● If a Tsunami Warning/Advisory is issued by TV, radio, internet, or loudspeaker, leave coastal or riverside area immediately and evacuate to high ground or a tsunami evacuation building. Tsunami advisory: tsunami chuiho Tsunami warning: tsunami keiho Evacuate: hinan shite kudasai!

● You can confirm the Tsunami Warning/Advisory in English on the Japan Meteorological Agency’s website. However, sometimes you won’t be abe to use your cell phone because of bad reception, so, we strongly recommend you carry a portable radio with you. NHK radio 2 (1539 kHz or 1359 kHz AM) broadcasts news in English/Chinese/Korean/Portuguese during emergencies. Japan Meteorological Agency’s website: www.jma.go.jp/

● Designated Evacuation Sites are places to evacuate when a large 　scale earthquake or other disaster takes place.

If a third party wishes to reproduce or use the reproductions approved by the Geographical Survey Institute, permission of the Director General of the institute is required.

大野海岸Ono Beach2

小祝浜Koiwai Beach3

黒崎仙峡Kurosaki Senkyo4

黒崎仙峡温泉

Kurosaki SenkyoHot Springs

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広田崎Cape Hirota6

中沢浜貝塚遺跡Nakazawahama Midden7

気仙隕石落下の地Kesen Meteorite Landing Site17

Kiseki no Ipponmatsu (Miracle Pine) Station12奇跡の一本松駅

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Ofunato C i ty

Goishi Coast Information Center 碁石海岸インフォメーションセンター

Cape Jagasaki蛇ヶ崎