Kushimoto Travel Guide

This striking bridge connects Kushimoto Town to Kii Oshima Island, offering panoramic ocean views from its observation deck. Arrive in the golden morning light for captivating photographs.

Hashigui-iwa's volcanic rock formations create a natural "bridge pillar" spectacle along Japan's coast. Experience this geological marvel at low tide when walking among the stone sentinels.

Japan's first marine park offers vibrant coral reefs and observation from a unique underwater tower. Glide above colourful marine life in the semi-submersible "Stella Maris" boat for an immersive ocean experience.

Standing at the southernmost tip of Honshu, this 100-meter tower offers spectacular 360-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can collect a special certificate commemorating their journey.

Ancient volcanic rock formations stand like bridge pillars stretching into the Pacific Ocean. Visit at sunrise or low tide for the most dramatic views of these 40 natural stone columns.

This poignant monument commemorates the 1890 sinking of Ottoman frigate Ertuğrul, a pivotal moment in Japan-Turkey relations. The museum displays recovered artefacts amid spectacular coastal views.

Dramatic pyramid-like cliffs shaped by Pacific waves create a striking geological showcase on Kii-Oshima Island. Hike short coastal trails for panoramic ocean views and the hypnotic sound of water meeting ancient stone.

This seaside memorial honours the 1890 Ottoman frigate Ertuğrul disaster, symbolising Turkish-Japanese friendship. Explore artefacts and exhibits, then visit the nearby Kashinozaki Lighthouse.