🗺️ Amanohashidate Coast雨晴海岸

A 5-minute walk from JR Himi Line's Amihari Station, this area becomes a beach in the summer, attracting tourists with its clean and clear water. The gentle waves lap against the sandy beach, and on the opposite side, you can gaze at the Tateyama mountain range, which rises to 3,000 meters, and the Noto Peninsula. This white sandy beach, with its stretching green pines, was once favored by the poet Ōtomo no Yakamochi from the "Man'yōshū." In the refreshing season, the sunlight reflects off the sparkling sea surface, creating a pleasant atmosphere; the winter phenomenon known as "umimu" (海霧) is also moving. Umimu refers to the fog that forms when the cold winter air moves over the sea in the early morning, creating a mysterious scene reminiscent of a sea of clouds, breathtakingly beautiful. On the nearby isolated island "Onna-Iwa," there stands a pine tree, whose elegant posture is also a must-see photo spot. Additionally, the observation deck at the roadside rest area "Amihari," facing the coastline, offers a panoramic and spectacular view of the sea, making it worth a visit.

A 5-minute walk from JR Himi Line's Amaharashi Station, this area is a beach during the summer. You can enjoy a distant view of the Tateyama mountain range, which rises to 3,000 meters, and the Noto Peninsula across the sandy beach. The scenic spot features white sandy beaches and lush green pines, and it was once favored by the poet Otomo no Yakamochi from the "Man'yōshū." The natural phenomenon known as "umimu" (sea fog) in winter is also quite moving. The elegant silhouette of the pine-covered island "Onna Iwa" is a must-see photo spot.