Amanohashidate is a spit-shaped sandbar formed by coastal deposition, lined with many ancient pine trees. Resembling a bridge to the heavens, it was named “Amanohashidate.” Here, try the unique Matanozoki—viewing the sandbar upside down between your legs. It looks like a blue dragon dancing in the sky, a spectacle known as “Flying Dragon View.” Each season brings distinct charm: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery maples in autumn, and a snow-white landscape in winter.









