Madoiwa

Madoiwa Rock in Wajima City is a coastal area with a unique feature: a 2-meter diameter hole carved out by the rough winter waves. The moment the sun sets is fantastic, and from November to February, you can also see the waves' flowers. This scenic spot, formed by a submarine volcano eruption 15 million years ago, is a must-see for travelers who love natural beauty. Madoiwa Pocket Park, which has a free parking lot and rest area, is also recommended.

Madoiwa in Wajima City is a tourist spot with an exquisite collaboration between the sunset and the scenery. The sunset shining through the hole, which is about 2 meters in diameter, in the plate-shaped rock is breathtaking, especially in spring and autumn. Madoiwa, formed by rough waves, is a place where you can feel the beauty of nature and is a must-see for travelers. Free parking and toilets are also available. Please come and visit!

Madoiwa in Wajima City is a giant rock with a diameter of 2 meters, carved out by rough waves, and its beauty and power are overwhelming. The view from the seaside promenade is worth seeing! Especially during the season when autumn turns into winter, the sight of the sunset shining through the hole is breathtaking. In winter, you can also enjoy the splashing waves. Free parking and rest areas are also available, making it easy to enjoy nature.

At the pocket park in front of Madogiwa, you can relax while listening to the sound of waves. It's also recommended to take pictures with the sunset in the background. Madogiwa is a group of strange rocks formed by the rough waves of the Sea of Japan, making it the perfect place to enjoy a relaxation time listening to the sound of waves. Among them, "Madogiwa" is famous as a scenic spot where the sunset is reflected from the hole. Why not spend a luxurious time being healed both physically and mentally with the beauty of nature?

Madoiwa is a coastal area located in the northern part of the Noto Peninsula, where in winter you can see white "Nami no Hana" (flowers of waves) formed by the rough waves carving giant rocks. Another representative landscape is the "Taruwa Waterfall" located on the border with Suzu City. To fully enjoy this beautiful nature, it is necessary to visit Rikuzentakata City. Free parking and rest areas where you can spend a peaceful time are also available. Please come and visit!