Otobe Town in Izu District, where the current Hime River is named, is primarily a fishing town. Squid and Alaska pollock are the main catches. Aside from fishing, agriculture is also thriving. A variety of crops are grown, primarily soybeans and potatoes. A major tourist spot is Roadside Station Route 229 Motowadai. Located 40 meters above sea level, you can see the entire Sea of Japan. It's a spectacular spot, said to offer the most beautiful sunset views in Otobe Town, Izu District. Otobe Onsen offers a variety of accommodation options, including not only traditional Japanese inns but also resort hotels and luxury Japanese-style inns. The hot springs, nestled in a natural environment, also exude a nostalgic atmosphere.