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In summer, it is a popular bathing-resort, as well, and is located on the west side of the island.
The Nishihama Kaigan stretching westward, is a popular spot as a bathing-resort where many people visit in the summer. The open sandy beach which stretches for about 600 m provides a fun just for taking a walk around. It is also possible to observe various creatures in the tide pool appearing at low tide. Beach glasses and selfishness You may also see beach glasses and shellfishes, and it is recommended to look for them while taking a relaxing walk.
It is also the best sunset viewing spot on the island and may be romantic to quietly view the sun setting on the coastline with the sound of waves as BGM.
The torii gate of "Makihachiman Jinja (Shrine)" about a 20-minute walk from the Nishihama Kaigan (Coast) is as well one of the spots where you would visit at dusk. The sky turned to orange and the torii gate appearing like floating in the sea at high tide are as if a beautiful painting. You could walk to the torii gate at low tide, and it is recommended to visit there at the timing of low tide after checking the time of the ebb and flow of tide.
The Nishihama Kaigan (Shore) at dusk is a perfect spot for sunset viewing.
It is also recommended to stroll on the Nishihama Kaigan (Shore) in the daytime.
The " Makihachiman Jinja (Shrine)" is located about a 20-minute walk from the Nishihama Kaigan (Shore). You are able to walk to the torii gate at low tide.
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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)
Sorry, we don’t.
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Are there parking lots in the area?
There is no parking lot.
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Are there restrooms nearby?
There are no restrooms nearby.
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Are coin lockers available in the area?
No, there are no coin lockers.
