Byobuiwa (folding-screen rock)
ABOUT
THIS
SPOT
Byobuiwa rock is an andesite with a height of 13 meters, and was named for its resemblance to a Japanese folding screen (Byobu) as it rises from the ocean surface. There are 5 smaller rocks in a line towards the north-west which indicate a change in the plateau.
There is an observation area along National Route 178, where you can relax and take in the view of Byobuiwa rock.
RECOMMENDED
PHOTO SPOT
The observation deck is a great spot for photographs, not only of Byobuiwa Rock, but for the magnificent, panoramic view of the ocean.
OTHER
FACTS
Nearby Points of Interest:
Restaurants in Tango
Mt. Ichigaoyama – Sightseeing
Kyogamisaki Lighthouse – Sightseeing
Sodeshi Rice Terraces – Sightseeing
Tateiwa – Sightseeing
Tateiwa Guided Walk – Activity
Statues of Empress Hashiudo and her Son – Sightseeing
Takano Shrine – Cultural Sightseeing
Shinmeiyama Burial Mound – Cultural Sightseeing
Onaru Burial Mounds – Historic Sightseeing
Tango Ancient Village Museum – Cultural Sightseeing
Tenki Tenki Tango – Giftshop
Tango Onsen Hashiudo-so – Hot Spring
Tateiwa & Nochigahama Beach – Beach & Campsite
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DETAILS
- Address
- Fudeshi, Tango-cho, Kyotango City, Kyoto Prefecture 627-0222