Manjojiki

A spot with outstanding natural beauty that is certified as a Sado Geopark! The sunset is especially beautiful, and many tourists have been visiting in recent years. On days when the weather is nice, the setting sun reflecting on the surface of the ocean without waves or wind creates a fantastic mirrored landscape reminiscent of Salar de Uyuni, making it a popular spot for photography. This place seems to be characterized by the topography formed by uplift and subsidence, and you can also see ``hidden rocks'', gigantic rocks with a characteristic mesh pattern. The beauty of these natural forms is truly amazing. However, unfortunately, there are some areas where you can see garbage washed ashore by ocean currents, but this is to some extent a characteristic of the Sea of ​​Japan and can't be helped. It's humbling to see local people picking up trash while protecting the surrounding environment. Please note that Manjojiki does not have its own parking lot, so you will have to use the parking space on the side strip along the road. Manjojiki is a place where you can enjoy the magnificent scenery created by nature while listening to the sound of waves and the movement of clouds. I think it's the perfect place in Sado to feel the great outdoors!

I went to see the sunset. It was a neap tide with low tide at 1pm and high tide at 5am the next morning, so I was able to take some reflection photos. If there is a little more water, the reflected area will increase, so it might be better not to use spring tide or low tide. On the other hand, at spring tide and high tide, you can see many places submerged in water, but your feet will probably get wet. . It's good that it's empty anyway. I'm sure there would be a lot of people if Kagawa's parents were at Hama.

I went during the rainy season in early July! I was reluctant at first, but once I got into the sea, it was really fun ♫ It will be affected by the weather, but if you like taking photos, you can enjoy it.

It was a mediocre view. If you're lucky, you'll also find Freeren and Reimu. I visited during the day, but I think you can enjoy the more beautiful scenery at dusk or during the golden hour.

I went at noon, but I think it's even more beautiful in the evening with more beautiful reflections.