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.

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.

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.

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 19^th

century, including buildings of old times, earthen walls, and stone

pavements.

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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