Byobuiwa

Byobu Rock in Kyotango City, Kyoto Prefecture, is characterized by an isolated monolith standing 13 meters high above the sea level. Its appearance looks like a folding screen, and it tells the story of the changes in the cracks of the plateau, which are connected to the small rocks floating around it. This beautiful landscape created by nature is located in the San'in Kaigan Geopark, and offers a spectacular view from the observation deck. Why not visit Byobu Rock, which is full of mysterious charm, and see it for yourself?

Hinomisaki's Byobuiwa cliffs in Kyotango City are made of quartz andesite that has been left standing after being eroded by the sea, radiating their beauty. Standing at a height of 13 meters, the sight of five small rocks lined up in a row is truly a work of natural art. The appearance of the cracks in the plateau, which are unique to this area, is impressive and fascinates visitors. This place has also been selected as one of the "200 Natural Selections of Kyoto" and as part of the San'in Kaigan Geopark, so its value and charm are guaranteed! Please come and visit here at least once.

Hekifu Rock in Kyotango City is a beautiful sight to behold, with its upright quartz andesite formed by marine erosion. Standing at a height of 13 meters, the five small rocks lined up in a row are a masterpiece of nature. The sight of the cracks and changes in the unique plateau of the area is breathtaking and captivates visitors. Moreover, this spot has been selected as part of the San'in Kaigan Geopark and Kyoto's Top 200 Natural Spots, guaranteeing its value and charm! Why not come and visit this amazing place at least once?

Hinomisaki's Byobuiwa, located in Kyotango City, features a stunning natural beauty with its 13-meter-tall quartz andesite standing upright from the sea. As its name suggests, the shape of the rock formation, with five small rocks lined up in a straight line, resembles a folding screen and tells the story of the changes in the plateau's cracks. This mysterious and magnificent landscape has been recognized as a designated site of the San'in Kaigan Geopark and Kyoto's top 200 natural spots. Why not experience the deep charm of Byobuiwa, which continues to enchant visitors?

Hinomisaki's Byobuiwa in Kyotango City depicts a stunning view of small rocks floating in a straight line on the sea's surface. A 13-meter-high andesite stands tall, and its shape resembles a folding screen. The changes in the plateau's cracks also tell a story. This beautiful scenery has been selected as a Kyoto Natural 200 and San'in Kaigan Geopark. Experience this magnificent view that contrasts with the Sea of Japan!