OKI ISLANDS UNESCO
GLOBAL GEOPARK
No translations for '大地の成り立ち' - No translations for '火山島の時代の岩石'
No translations for 'ジオサイト' / No translations for '隠岐の島町'
At Kishihama-tōge Pass, the path through which magma traveled was buried by pyroclastic rock, and inside it are volcanic glasses formed by the rapid cooling of magma: obsidian, perlite, and pitchstone.
Dōzen Caldera Seen From Mt. Akahage
With no trees around, Mt. Akahage o…
Rocks of Shirashima Coast Seen From Shirashima Lookout
Designated as a National Place of S…
Kawai Springs
Along the road, where a line of …
Rhyolite, Okutsudo Coast
This rhyolite was formed by lava ar…
