Miyazu Bay Amanohashidate, one of the three most scenic views in Japan

#Japan Attractions Amanohashidate is one of the three most scenic views of Japan. Although the word "bridge" is in its name, it actually has nothing to do with a bridge. It is just a sandbar in Miyazu Bay of the Sea of ​​Japan in the north of Kyoto Prefecture and is part of Tango Amanohashidate National Government. A Japanese friend told me that if you try lowering your head and looking at the sand dune through the crotch of your legs, it will look like a bridge in the sky. For this purpose, I deliberately tried to take the photo shown in Figure 2, which was definitely not flipped through software. According to Japanese mythology, the god Izanagi built this "bridge" from heaven to the goddess Izanami's residence in order to see her. It is a natural work of art created by the Nodagawa River, which has the Sea of ​​Japan and Mount Oe as its source. On the approximately 3.3-kilometer-long sand dunes, more than 7,000 pine trees stand to form a canopy. Its mysterious beauty, coupled with the combination of white sand beaches and lush green pine trees, is one of the most stunning views in the world. Among the tourist attractions in Amanohashidate, there are famous places such as Hashidate Myojin and Isoshimizu, as well as a revolving bridge that rotates 90 degrees every time a ship passes by, which is very rare. There are also resting places such as benches along the way, which is the best choice for strolling and enjoying the scenery. Amanohashidate has been listed in the "100 Best Pines in Japan", "100 Best White Sand and Green Pines in Japan", "100 Best Roads in Japan", "100 Best Landscapes in Japan", "100 Famous Waters in Japan", "100 Best Historical Parks in Japan", "100 Beautiful Historical Landscapes in Japan", and "100 Best Geological Sites in Japan". #OverseasTravel #JapanTravel #JapanGoodDestinations #JapanTravelStrategy #JapanTravel #SandDuneExploration #SeaView #UnbeatableSeaView