=Summary=
Keya no Oto, designated a natural monument in 1966, is the one of three largest major sea caves in Japan. Hexagonal or octagonal basalt rocks make up soaring columnar joints in the surging waves in the Genkai Sea.
2013년 9월 25일 수요일
Keya no Oto (芥屋の大門), Itoshima, Fukuoka
After leaving Futamigaura Beach, we visited Keya no Oto.
=Summary=
Keya no Oto, designated a natural monument in 1966, is the one of three largest major sea caves in Japan. Hexagonal or octagonal basalt rocks make up soaring columnar joints in the surging waves in the Genkai Sea.
=Summary=
Keya no Oto, designated a natural monument in 1966, is the one of three largest major sea caves in Japan. Hexagonal or octagonal basalt rocks make up soaring columnar joints in the surging waves in the Genkai Sea.
피드 구독하기:
댓글 (Atom)
댓글 없음:
댓글 쓰기