Explore Wakayama’s Fishing Town With 250-Million-Year-Old Limestone Formations #naturebeauty
In the peaceful town of Yura, locals are working hard to protect their way of life, and they’re inviting visitors to be part of their preservation efforts. 💙 A genuine sense of hospitality shines through, reflecting both pride in their traditions and a hopeful outlook for tomorrow!
Hop on an active fishing boat 🚤 and cruise the blue sea to see Shirasaki Ocean Park’s towering white limestone cliffs – an ancient karst landscape over 250 million years old. Feeling the fresh sea breeze and watching the cliffs grow larger on the horizon is both breathtaking and humbling, reminding you of nature’s power. ⛰️
Nicknamed Japan’s “Aegean Sea,” this coastline is best seen from the water, offering an unforgettable view of white limestone cliffs shaped over time into otherworldly scenery.
As you sail, chatting with the fishermen gives you insights into life on the sea and their close bond with this stunning coastline, making the experience even more meaningful!
After the cruise, explore Shirasaki Ocean Park’s lookout for sweeping views of the coast! 📸🌅
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