Tojinbo Cliff

Fukui Prefecture Fukui Sakai Area

The highlight of Tojinbo is an area of various roughly cut rocks that have been eroded by the ocean. There is a cliff that is about 1 km long, and the way that the waves of the Japan Sea hit against it is stunning. This is the only place in Japan that has a giant pyroxene andesite pillar-shaped jointing. Because of this geologically rare phenomenon, Tojinbo is designated as a national natural monument.

Address

Anto, Mikuni-cho, Sakai City

Access (nearest railway station)

From Mikuni station on Echizen Railway, take a Keifuku Bus bound for Tojinbo for 10 minutes/ 30 minutes by car from Maruoka IC on Hokuriku Expressway

Jorudan      For access to the nearest railway station, click here.

Parking

Fees apply

Inquiries

Sakai City Mikuni Tourism Association 0776-82-5515