Recommended for exploring Nanatsugama is the cruise boat Ikamaru! From the boat, it is possible to explore the insides of the cave and you get to see the beautifully, surreal blue ocean and the impressive rocks from up close. Furthermore, during the 40-minute tour, the boat does not only take you to explore the inside of the cave but also to see the surrounding highlights of the ocean such as the Yobuko-Ohashi bridge.
Semi-submarine observation boat Zeela departs from Marinepal Yobuko, same location as Ikamaru. There are large windows inside the boat so passengers can thoroughly observe life underwater. It feels almost as if you are enjoying a walk underwater.
The top of Nanatsugama is made into a national park and there are trails where walkways are installed. At the end of the walkway, there is an observation deck, from which there is an incredible view of the ocean. From here, you can appreciate a distinct beauty that is different from the beauty inside of the cave.
On the cape of the peninsula where Nanatsugama is located, there is a shrine named Kawarake-saki Jinja. This shrine is said to be a power spot since a long time ago, and legend has it that over 1,500 years ago the Empress back then threw pottery (kawarake) to wish for victory as soldiers departed to battle with Korea.
Recommended for exploring Nanatsugama is the cruise boat Ikamaru! From the boat, it is possible to explore the insides of the cave and you get to see the beautifully, surreal blue ocean and the impressive rocks from up close. Furthermore, during the 40-minute tour, the boat does not only take you to explore the inside of the cave but also to see the surrounding highlights of the ocean such as the Yobuko-Ohashi bridge.
Semi-submarine observation boat Zeela departs from Marinepal Yobuko, same location as Ikamaru. There are large windows inside the boat so passengers can thoroughly observe life underwater. It feels almost as if you are enjoying a walk underwater.
The top of Nanatsugama is made into a national park and there are trails where walkways are installed. At the end of the walkway, there is an observation deck, from which there is an incredible view of the ocean. From here, you can appreciate a distinct beauty that is different from the beauty inside of the cave.
On the cape of the peninsula where Nanatsugama is located, there is a shrine named Kawarake-saki Jinja. This shrine is said to be a power spot since a long time ago, and legend has it that over 1,500 years ago the Empress back then threw pottery (kawarake) to wish for victory as soldiers departed to battle with Korea.