Mt Furo, located in Nobiru, Oku-Matsushima, was once praised by Lord Date Masamune.
When we look at this new structure as a boundary line that protects the lives of the residents, we are reminded of the song No. 3888 in the Manyoshu, a Japanese anthology of poetry, in which a boat of God appears that goes between the everlasting world and the present world beyond the sea.
Mt Furo, which sits on a seawall, looks like a gate built by a lord of the domain, and it also overlaps with the afterimage of the canal gate that was the trace of a dream of the Nobiru Port construction.