Senjojiki Rock Plateau

Very close to the three-section wall scenic spot, suitable for a line of tourism. There are not many tourists, the scenery is pleasant, and it is also a niche tourist attraction. The thousands of stacks of rocks are the strange rock landscape formed after the impact of the sea for several years. You can imagine that the sea and the sky are the same color, sparkling, and beautiful.

The thousands of layers are located on the Baibinyu coast in the south of Wakayama County. The geological area is mostly sandstone in the new Tertiary layer, with a crisp texture and strong waves in the Pacific Ocean, which create a unique sea erosion landscape. From a distance, the rocks on the coast are like many discs stacked intricately, so Japanese people describe such a unique landscape with the word "thousand layers of dressing". The coast where the thousand-story plaster is located belongs to the west bank, so it naturally becomes the best place to watch the sunset, standing on the flat rock disk to watch the red sun slowly sink into the vast Pacific Ocean, is a famous place since ancient times.

The thousand stacks are named because they look like many layers of tatami stacked, and the slope-like rocks that protrude from the front of Seto zaki toward the Pacific Ocean are eroded by rough waves. Come here to visit must wear more clothes, and the weight below 100 pounds should be cautious, because the wind is really super big, every minute feels like blowing me into the sea, but the scenery is really spectacular, come to Baibin must come here to see.

Self-driving, very convenient, very cold in winter, but the scenery is too good to be everything, I recommend this place!

Beautiful and spectacular

The thousand-layered application is a very strange rock landscape of the egrets. The rocks on the shore here are tightly connected, just like the thousands of cakes that are eaten. The waves here are very large, and the vastness of the Pacific Ocean is really incomparable, making people have a sense of the sky and the birds fly.