Muroto Cape, Muroto

Cape Muroto did not have the typical shape that there was a lighthouse on the cliff, it was possible to descend to the coastline, and the prospect did not work because there was a reef here and there, and it was a cape which was very hard to understand where on earth was the tip of the cape. Because it is usual of the person to want to go to the edge by all means when going to saki, it is up to thought that it is convenient for the tourist when there is an easy-to-understand display. There were a lot of tide pools at the beach, and it was a good place to play in the tide pool.

From the promenade, you can see the statue of Shintaro Nakaoka and the lighthouse. The power of the vertically cracked rock is worth a look. Because the parking lot is small, the observatory which climbed for a little over two kilometers without staying long is good with a superb view. It's a little difficult if it's not a car.