鬼の洗濯板
The Devil’s Washboard
This formation of undulating rocks surrounding the Nichinan Coast and Aoshima is known as the Devil’s Washboard. This formation is the result of eons of erosion occurring to hydrothermal rocks formed in the ocean roughly seven million years ago, leaving only the harder sandstone layers which can be seen piled today like slabs.
| Area | #Miyazaki City |
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| Category | #Nature and Scenery |
Central Miyazaki is easily accessible from the airport and Miyazaki Station
Basic Information
| Address | 889-2162 宮崎県宮崎市青島 |
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| Telephone Number | 0985-21-1791（宮崎市観光戦略課） |
＊Information on facilities is subject to change. Please check each official website for the latest information.
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Nearby Sightseeing Spots
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Aoshima Shrine
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Aoshima
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Miyakoh Botanic Garden Aoshima
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ANA Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki
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Nichinan Seacoast
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Roadside Station Phoenix
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Miyazaki Science Center
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Miyazaki Prefectural Government Office
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Miyazaki Seaside Park
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Inohae Valley
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Sunmesse Nichinan
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Miyazaki Jingu
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Miyazaki Prefectural Museum of Nature and History
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Florante Miyazaki
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Udo Jingu
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Miyazaki Prefecture Heiwadai Park
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Phoenix Seagaia Resort
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Obi Castle History Museum
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Komura Memorial Hall
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Obi Castle Town