The village does not have a high school. Economy The economy of Higashidōri was traditionally almost completely dependent on commercial fishing. However, since the 1980s, there has been massive investment from Tōhoku Electric Power Company and Tokyo Electric Power Company towards the construction of the Higashidōri Nuclear Power Plant and related support facilities. In addition, the Iwaya Wind Farm, with a total generation capacity of 32.5 MW, is the largest in Japan. Transportation Railway The village has no passenger railway service. Highway Local attractions Cape Shiriya Shiriyazaki Lighthouse Sarugamori Sand Dunes Hamashiriya Shell Mound, a National Historic Site References External links Villages in Aomori Prefecture Populated coastal places in Japan Higashidōri, Aomori