Hyuga travel guide
Spectacle art collection of exposed Rocks created by raging wave. Hyuga is a bay city,
facing the Hyuga nada Sea. The whole area along Cape Hyuga- misaki with its many
exposed rocks is designated as the Nippo-Kaigan Quasi-National Park. Umagase at the
top of Cape Hyuga-misaki is a precipitous cliff of pillar-like rock, towering as high as 70m.
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Your dream come true here. The Cruz Sea is an area of ocean that appears to have a cross in it when viewed from an observatory. This cape is known as a ria coast; the “cross shape” was created by the narrow terrain here being eroded by rivers, resulting in a cross-shaped sea route. |
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Exciting scenery created by raging wave of Hyuga Sea. The coastline here is a ria coastline, marked by intricate waterways sandwiched between cliffs. The cliffs here are 70m high and the waves’ splashing against them is an enchanting sight. |
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Let’s meet the old days of Japan. The area in the city is designated a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Historic buildings, and there remain much of the atmosphere of the 19th century, including buildings of old times, earthen walls, and stone pavements. |
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Recreation facilities facing to Hyuga Sea. It is located along national road 10 in the southern part of Hyuga. It is a complex leisure facility with hot spring facilities and road stations Hyuga, restaurants and camping grounds. |
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