National Natural Monument Onigajō Cliff.

Breathtaking cliffside with small caves carved out of rock. They have interesting patterns like pores of rocks in caves. The ocean is beautiful as it crashes white foamy waves into the rocks basking in golden sun. There's a long trek from one side of the cliffs to the other, with a shrine on a hill at the end.

Don’t miss it guys. This is 1.5 km walk one way. You have to walk back. The walk is easy. All the metal rails along the way are very sturdy. Some parts of the path are wet during water dropping down from the rocks above but not slippery thanks to the sandstone nature. Was claimed by the sign that it would take you 30 min to walk one way but it took me 40. Anywho, I have made it back.

Sea lover will love the sound of the wave. Ice cream is delicious. I bought some oranges and it's really fresh. Only few people come here during my visit. It's quite beautiful and interesting.

Interesting rock formation along the coastline. Fairly easy to walk but with a lot of steps. Quite a long hike. We didn't complete it all. Ample parking with a cafe shop at the entrance. I think it's worth a stop, but plan for more time.

A great place to go for a lovely coastal walk along the cliffs. The water here is beautiful and the cliffs are amazing. You can really get a sense of the power of nature by looking at all the erosion and the bent hand rails from the power of the waves. I recommend walking fully to the end and back to experience the whole walk. There is plenty of free parking at the local visitors centre and they sell drinks and snacks should you get hungry or thirsty. It is a little busy at the start of the walk but the further you walk the less people you will see.