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Japan’s version of the Sky Mirror, just an hour from Tokyo

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Every traveler dreams of visiting Bolivia’s Sky Mirror at least once, but without a BNO passport, time, or money, it’s just not possible. However, not far away, Japan has its own “Sky Mirror.”

By: Little Traveler

Every traveler dreams of visitingBolivia’sSky Mirror, but without a BNO passport, time, or money, it’s just not possible. However, not far away,Japanhas its own “Sky Mirror.”

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Locatedin ChibaPrefecture’s Kisarazu City, the Egawa Coast has long been apopularspot in Japan. The iconic sea power poles there are also a famous landmark. Thanks to the calm water that clearly reflects the sky, whenever there are blue skies with white clouds, sunset hues, or even starry nights, it resembles a “Sky Mirror.” The row of power poles extending toward the sea adds adistinctly Japanesetouch.

It takes about an hour by car from central Tokyo to reach the Egawa Coast. With its ever-changing scenery across the four seasons, many people visit specifically to take beautiful photos, propose, or shoot wedding portraits.

Address:Egawa (Egawa Coast), Kisarazu City,0 292-0063 ChibaPrefecture, Japan
Transportation: A 5-minute drive from the Sodegaura PA

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