Pemuchi Beach
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Japan's southernmost beach on Hateruma Island features unique stone formations and coastal vegetation, though swimming is strictly prohibited.
What it is
- The southernmost beach in Japan, located on the southern side of Hateruma Island.
- A five hundred meter stretch of coastline consisting of gravel and uniquely shaped stones.
- A natural site where swimming is prohibited due to fast currents and deep water.
- A remote coastal area lacking public shower and toilet facilities.
What to see
- Terrace cliffs and sand dunes situated to the north of the beach area.
- Native plant communities including Scaevola taccada and Messerschmidia argentea.
- Unusual rock formations and gravel terrain along the shoreline.
Getting there
- A fifteen minute drive from Hateruma Port to the southern coast.
- A forty minute walk from Hateruma Port following island roads.
- Narrow paths leading from the surrounding roads directly to the coastline.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Pemuchi Beach Open in Google Maps
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