In the western precincts of Kurayoshi, surrounded by rich nature and beautiful mountains, there are seven pottery studios. Each of the ceramic artists values their connection with the community, creating warm and uniquely expressive pieces.

The sight of fresh water powerfully cascading through the forest evokes a renewed appreciation for the sanctity and importance of water. Ootakisan Fudo Falls is both majestic and beautiful, attracting many visitors throughout the year. Whether you're visiting the "Ootakisan Kannon Hall" or seeking a cool retreat in the summer, this tranquil trail is highly recommended for a leisurely stroll.

This is a park perfect for splashing around in the water. During events such as the summer festival, fish catching contests are held.

The Kurayoshi Line of Japan National Railways was discontinued at the end of March 1985. The rails and platform remains even now, more than 30 years after its closure. A bamboo grove and bamboo growing between the rails, located about 200m west of the Taikyuji Station ruins, are popular as a photogenic spot. It is a 15-minute walk from the Abandoned Railway Tracks Tourist Information Center.

The interior of this storied soy sauce shop, established in 1877, is a merchant's house with a sense of history. Soy sauce made using traditional methods is on display in the store. Some of the products are packaged in ceramics with designs of earthen storehouses, and the original “Soy Sauce Ice Cream” and “Soy Sauce Yokan” are also recommended as souvenirs.

This is a tourist information center near the abandoned Kurayoshi Line of the former Japan National Railways (JNR).
It sells original goods and souvenirs, has dioramas on display, and exhibits treasures from the time when the Kurayoshi Line was in service. Rental bicycles are also available.

The former Master of Sadogatake Sumo Stable, the 53rd Yokozuna Grand Champion "Kotozakura," was born in Kurayoshi. The exhibition features a photo wall, an ornamental apron, a Sadogatake Stable original DVD of his career from initiation to his passing, the Emperor's Cup, and other items related to Kotozakura.