Jōdogahama
浄土ヶ浜
A National Scenic Spot featuring 52-million-year-old white volcanic rocks and pine trees along the Iwate coastline.
What it is
- A designated National Scenic Spot located within the Sanriku Fukko National Park.
- A coastal area named by a 17th-century Buddhist monk for its heavenly beauty.
- A popular destination for swimming, school trips, and organized tours.
- A resilient site where the rest house reopened in 2012 after tsunami damage.
What to see
- Distinctive white rock formations made of rhyolite and pumice tuff.
- Ancient geological structures formed approximately 52 million years ago.
- Contrast of white stone beaches against green pine trees and blue water.
- A rest house facility that was restored following the 2011 Tsunami.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Jōdogahama Open in Google Maps
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