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| Nochi no Shima's Dragon Palace: A Coastal Gem |
日和山海岸
Hiyoriyama Coast, a
ria coast extending from the mouth of the
Maruyama River to east of Takeno Coast, offers a spectacular view, a 10-minute drive from
Kinosaki Onsen Station. This vista, perfect for social media, showcases the Sea of Japan stretching below the cliffs, waves crashing against the rocks, and the ria coast's unique rock formations. Walking paths and bridges along the coast provide opportunities to leisurely appreciate this impressive scenery.
Attractions and Activities
- Nochigashima Island 後ヶ島
- Small, uninhabited island near Hiyoriyama Coast
- Associated with the Urashima Taro folktale (where he opened the forbidden box)
- Features a Dragon Palace-style gazebo (あずまや; built in 1950)
- Adds charm and mystique to the area
- Viewing Points
- Various points along the coast offer breathtaking views
- Kinosaki Marine World provides excellent views as well
- Sunrise and sunset are ideal for photography and scenic enjoyment
- Unkai (うんかい / 雲海 / Sea of Clouds)
- Phenomenon occurring from autumn to early winter
- Fog from the Toyooka Basin drifts toward the coast
- Creates a surreal scene with the gazebo appearing to float on clouds
- Kinosaki Marine World
- Aquarium located right by the coast
- Offers marine life exhibits
- Provides panoramic views of Hiyoriyama Coast
- Popular for its educational content and scenic location
Photo Gallery
Hiyoriyama Coast in Japan's San'in region blends natural beauty with cultural heritage, making it a must-visit. The coast's allure peaks in late autumn to winter, ideal for seeing the cloud sea phenomenon, with the misty weather enhancing its mystic vibe. Photos from December 6th, 2024, a rainy day, showcase this atmospheric charm.
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| Kinosaki Marine World: Where Kids Explore the Ocean's Wonders |
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| Catch the Bus to Hiyoriyama Coast at Kinosaki Onsen Station |
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