This beautiful coastline is dotted with many oddly shaped rocks formed by the strong winds and rough waves of the Sea of Japan, and is designated as part of Hiyama Provincial Natural Park. As the name implies, rocks that look like works of art are pleasing to the eye and line the blue waters of the Sea of Japan. The clear waters are rich in fish. The coastline is also popular with anglers, and hokke, flounder, black rockfish, and other fish can be caught at various points.
*Please pay attention to the rules and manners regarding fishing.

Photo Point:
The blue Sea of Japan and unique reef topography seen from the parking space just outside the south exit of the Oyashikuma Tunnel to the north.