陣の池
Jin-no-ike
These two spring-fed ponds, one large and one small, are located in the north east of Ebino City. The smaller one is clear enough to see the bottom, and visitors can enjoy a variety of different colors depending on the time of day and the angle of the light coming down between the trees. The emerald green surface of the water is a mystical sight to behold.
| Area | #Ebino City |
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| Category | #Nature and Scenery #Mythology and History |
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Basic Information
| Address | 889-4302 宮崎県えびの市末永2439-3 |
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| Telephone Number | 0984-37-2663（えびの市観光協会） |
| Fax no. | 0984-37-2884 |
＊Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
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