Masuichi Beach
マスイチ浜
A nationally designated scenic beach in Muroran featuring dramatic rock formations, nesting birds of prey, and views of Mount Komagatake.
What it is
- A scenic coastal area on the Pacific side of the Etomo Peninsula in Muroran City.
- One of the Eight Views of Muroran and a designated National Scenic Beauty of Japan.
- The name originates from the Ainu word meaning black-tailed gull house.
- A former residential site for fishermen until the early Showa period.
What to see
- Distinctive rock formations known as Seagull Rock and Candle Rock.
- Black-tailed gulls and peregrine falcons nesting on the surrounding cliffs.
- A statue of Bato Kannon standing on the cliffside.
- Views of Mount Komagatake across Uchiura Bay.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Masuichi Beach Open in Google Maps
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