Pietre prețioase ascunse din prefectura Miyazaki

Hidden Gems of Miyazaki

Miyazaki’s coastline and mountains hold spiritual sites and natural landmarks defined by the region's unique geology. This collection features Udo-jingu, a shrine built inside a seaside cave, and Aoshima Shrine, situated on an island surrounded by the "Devil's Washboard" basalt formations. Further south, Cape Toi provides a habitat for wild Misaki horses, a breed that has lived freely on these grassy hills for centuries. The list also includes the secluded Kushima Shrine and the mountain wilderness of Tonoiwa.

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Udo jingu

Udo-jingū is a Shinto shrine in Nichinan, Miyazaki prefecture, Japan, south of Aoshima.

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殿岩現場

A remote mountain site and wilderness hut located in the rugged highlands of northern Miyazaki.

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Aoshima Shrine

Aoshima-jinja is a Shinto shrine located on Aoshima Island, Miyazaki prefecture, Japan.

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Cape Toi

A scenic headland at the southern end of the Nichinan Coast, known for its population of wild Misaki horses and a historic white lighthouse overlooking the Pacific Ocean.