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Ayaya no Daimon

福岡県
4.2
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One of the three largest Genbudo caves in Japan, and the largest cave in the group.
This cave, which is 64 meters high and 90 meters deep, was formed by erosion from the strong waves of Itoshima. It has been designated as a natural monument by the government, and during most seasons except for winter, visitors can take a sightseeing boat and even enter the cave if they are lucky.

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic Nature

Highlights

Point 1

Impressive Cave Jutting Out into the Sea

Ayaya no Daimon Impressive Cave Jutting Out into the Sea
Omoden in Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture, is a cave formed by erosion of rocks jutting out into the sea, designated as a natural monument by the government. It cannot be seen from the land, but can be viewed by sightseeing boat. From the observation deck on top of the cave, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful sea and sandy beach. You can enjoy a dynamic and impressive view. However, depending on the condition of the sea, the boat may be cancelled, so it is recommended to check in advance by phone or other means.
Point 2

Pay Attention to the Surrounding Spots

Ayaya no Daimon Pay Attention to the Surrounding Spots
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There are many spots worth visiting around the Daimon area in Akeya. For example, Akeya Beach, where you can enjoy the magnificent sea of the Daimon area with a wide horizon in the distance, is a perfect spot. In addition, there are walking paths under the shade of trees and camping sites that outdoor enthusiasts must see. Let's visit these tourist spots where you can experience the natural beauty of Itoshima.
Point 3

Beautiful Views from a Sightseeing Boat

Ayaya no Daimon Beautiful Views from a Sightseeing Boat
From Akya Fishing Port, sightseeing boats depart to the Omon of Akya from mid-March to November. The scenic beauty of the Meisho Kiigan, designated as a natural monument of Japan, reveals a complex rock surface to tourists as they approach. The 25-minute round-trip sightseeing boat not only offers a view of the Omon of Akya, but also the ocean view of the entire Itoshima area. Enjoy the magnificent nature of Itoshima while feeling as if you are driving along the coast.
Point 4

Panoramic View of Itoshima

Ayaya no Daimon Panoramic View of Itoshima
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At the top of Akaya no Daimon Park, also known as Totoro Forest in Itoshima, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy a magnificent view of the Genkai Sea. Especially recommended is the fantastic view of the sun setting on the horizon during dusk. Of course, taking your time to enjoy the beautiful scenery is a must, but it's also a great idea to take a luxurious commemorative photo with the Genkai Sea as your background to create memories of your trip.
Point 5

Stroll Through Akuya no Daimon Park

Ayaya no Daimon Stroll Through Akuya no Daimon Park
Near "Akuya no Daimon" is the hidden gem of Itoshima, "Akuya no Daimon Park". In addition to the previously mentioned observation deck, the park also features the "Oso Shrine" where you can see the sea up close, and a mystical walking trail that seems like it came straight out of a Studio Ghibli film. Especially recommended for those who want to experience the nature of Itoshima, the walking trail is perfect. However, there are some areas with uneven footing, so we recommend wearing comfortable shoes when strolling along the trail.
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Sightseeing

Ayaya no Daimon Impressive Scenic Wonders of Unique Rock Formations
Impressive Scenic Wonders of Unique Rock Formations
Oomon of Ayaya is a unique rock formation that stands out among the Genkai National Park. At the center of this impressive rock formation lies the largest basalt cave in Japan, measuring 64 meters in height, 90 meters in depth, and 10 meters in width. Even just admiring it from afar is awe-inspiring, but if you take a sightseeing boat, you can enjoy the cave up close. Be sure to visit during the sightseeing boat operating season when you come for tourism.

Basic Information

Address 520 Ayaya, Shima, Itoshima-shi, Fukuoka 819-1335
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TEL 092-328-2012
Web Site http://www.keyaotokankousha.jp/
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