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 '西ノ島町'
This sea arch was shaped naturally by erosion from the rough waves of the Sea of Japan. It was once the entrance to a sea cave, but landslides caused the back of the cave to collapse and crumble away, leaving the shape we see today.
Mt. Takuhi (Central Cone and Takuhi Shrine)
Mt. Takuhi, the highest mountain in…
Tokage-iwa (Lizard Rock) Seen From the Lookout
From here, you can see a strangely-…
Uzuki Basalt, Uzuki Coast
On the Uzuki Coast you can find the…
Dōzen Caldera Seen From Mt. Akahage
With no trees around, Mt. Akahage o…
