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Tatsunoshima Island in Iki City is full of attractions such as the natural cave "Sea Palace" and the winding path where snakes pass called "Snake Valley". Especially, the scenic beach with emerald green sea and white sand and blue pine trees is a must-see! You can also enjoy the impressive cliffs by taking a sightseeing boat around the island. Snorkeling is also recommended in the summer. Why not take a stroll on the phantom beach that appears at low tide? Colorful seashells and stones are scattered at your feet.

Located on Tatsunoshima Island in Iki City, Otokoyama Shrine and Tsukuyomi Shrine are power spots where nature and mysticism blend together. With sheer cliffs and a sea with high transparency as a backdrop, you can feel the power of the gods. As the head shrine of all Tsukuyomi Shrines in Japan, it is said to bring various benefits such as safe childbirth and safe navigation. In addition, Otokoyama Shrine has over 200 stone monkeys dedicated to it, and it is said to bring good relationships. When you visit, be sure to offer your prayers.

Tatsunoshima Island in Iki City is a tourist spot with impressive rock formations and cliffs. Underwater, there are columnar joints that resemble Greek temples, and as you approach, the color of the sea changes to a beautiful emerald green - a must-see sight! There is also a legendary pond that can only be crossed at low tide. Why not have an extraordinary experience in the nature-rich Tatsunoshima Island by taking a sightseeing boat around or enjoying the vast panorama from the walking trail?

On Tatsunoshima Island in Iki City, there is a legendary pond that can only be crossed at low tide. It's a mysterious location surrounded by steep cliffs, offering an unusual experience. This pond is designated as a natural monument for the entire island and is a precious location that can only be seen during limited times. Why not climb the rocky terrain and enjoy the rugged scenery of the Sea of Japan? This spot is highly recommended for travelers who want to fully experience the deep features of Tatsunoshima.