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Tojimbo coastal criffs

Tojinbo is a rugged, precipitous cliff eroded by the raging waves on the coast of the Sea of Japan in northern Fukui, bordering Ishikawa. It is located within Echizen-Kaga Quasi-National Park. The sheer cliff stretches for over one kilometer, and is designated as a precious natural monument.
A rock pillar made of the columnar jointing (joint of columnar rocks in a pentagon or hexagon shape) of pyroxene andesite in Tojinbo is not only the only one of its kind in Japan, but there are known to be only two others like it in the entire world.
One especially dynamic site is the lagoon called Tojinbo Oike, with its 25-meter-tall cliff. You can see it not only from the top of the rocks, but also from a pleasure boat on the sea, and from the 55-meter-tall Tojinbo Tower as well. Other attractions are the scenic O-shima Island and the strangely shaped andesite rocks around Tojinbo.

Tojimbo coastal criffs

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