Bandokorobana Natural Park

Nice view in Japan!!

It is a very nice view!! Please have a look at the my photos(it was cloudy on the day ) it is written in the history book that expents who walked around japan all the while and created maps praised th...

the view of the world!

Original Text

Tadataka Ino, who created a map of all Japan during the Edo period, praised it as a "spectacular view of the world", and the panoramic scenery that weaves the stunning contrast between Kaimondake, also known as Satsuma Fuji, and the blue sea and sky is It is a scenic spot suitable for the spectacular view of the world. An observatory deck is installed in the park, and there is a magnificent view from any angle and a promenade, so you can enjoy natural walks such as rocks and sandy beaches.

Enjoy the Kaimon Dake floating in the sea around the dragon ball

Original Text

You can go around the sea pond at low tide on a rugged cape of volcanic rocks. A shell votive tablet made of a shellfish can pray for marriage. Mt. Kaimondake, which looks like it floats in the sea, is also beautiful.

Haiに Floatingかぶ Kaiwenyue!

Original Text

　Kaimondake, also known as Banshona Park, one of the viewpoints overlooking Satsuma Fuji. To the east of Kamagata Shrine, which is famous for worshiping with a Kamagata on your head ２ｋｍ It is located on the coastline. As soon as I headed for the sea from the parking lot, a superb view was waiting. In front is the rocky coast, and the sea spreads over there. And in the back, Mt. Kaimondake stands as if floating in the sea. This time, I went around several viewpoints that I wanted to see Mt. Kaimondake, but this number ...

It seems that tadataka ino said, "it is a superb view of the world."

Original Text

　Tadataka Ino said that he walked along the coastline throughout Japan to create a map of Japan during the Edo period. The view from this Banshona Park was said to him that it was "a superb view of the world." The coast here is a rugged rocky area, with the sea spreading over it, and Mt. Kaimondake towering in the back. It was a perfect view to be called "the superb view of the world".