A sand dune wonder that connects sea and land—One of Japan's must-see three greatest scenic sights

By / Scenic Spots Magazine compiled report
 
Amanohashidate, known as one of Japan’s Three Views along with Matsushima and Miyajima, resembles a walkway over the sea, connecting land and sea. It’s a breathtaking sight that leaves overseas tourists in awe and is a must-visit destination.

In fact, Amanohashidate is a sandbar about 3.6 kilometers long, naturally formed by tidal deposits, with around 8,000 pine trees growing on it. This creates a natural beauty of white sands and green pines, and its unique and magnificent landscape amazes many travelers.

Because of this naturally formed wonder, Japan has also derived another legend here, likening Amanohashidate to a bridge used by ancient Japanese deities to travel between heaven and earth. But after it fell over, it formed this beautiful sandy corridor.

Located in the Tango region of Kyoto, Amanohashidate is Kyoto’s coastal area, close to “Ine,” known as the “Venice of Japan.” To witness the stunning beauty of Amanohashidate and experience the vast mountain and sea views along the tranquil coast, if you’re planning a trip to Kyoto soon, don’t miss seeing one of Japan’s Three Views—Amanohashidate.
 
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Amanohashidate View Land
Address: Monju, Miyazu, Kyoto 626-0001 Japan
 

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