Highland formed by landslides caused by the collapse of a volcanic mountain which was active after the formation of the Sea of Japan.
（1）Mt. Hachibuse
A mountain formed of lava erupted by the volcanic activity (2.54 million years ago) in almost the same period as Mt. Hyonosen (1,510m). The lava is called Hachibuse andesite, covering the whole area including Mt. Torokawa. It is located at the east end of the Chugoku Mountains. The highland near the summit and the slope of the mountain foot are excellent for skiing.
（2）Hachikita Highlands
The Highland near the Mt. Hachibuse. A big katsura tree in Noma and skunk cabbage community can be observed. It turns into a skiing slope in winter.
（3）Onuma Marsh
Marsh at an altitude of 820m located in fracture zone formed on the top of landslide ground.
（4）Tajima Beef Festival (October)
Tasting of Tajima Beef (charged) such as whole Tajima Beef roast and steak, Tajima Beef Quiz, and other events are held.
