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Goishi Coast

Little knownBarely documented in English. This is the kind of place the site exists for.

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Goishi CoastSanriku Geoparksea archesOfunatocoastal walk

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The Goishi coast runs about six kilometres around the end of the Massaki peninsula and is named for the beach of flat black stones that look like go pieces. It is a geosite of the Sanriku Geopark, the largest geopark in Japan, and the rock here has been worked by the Pacific into arches, blowholes and clefts.

A walking path of about seven and a half kilometres links the whole set — the pine woods above, the black stone beach, and the eight named features collectively called the Eight Views of Goishi. Anatoshi-iso is a rock with three sea arches punched through it; Kaminari-iwa booms when swell hits the cave under it; Ranboya is a narrow chasm with the sea working at the bottom. Camellias flower red along the path in early spring. It is free.

基本資訊

營業時間

Open access | Daylight only

公休: Open year-round

門票

Free | Free parking | Sightseeing boat charged separately

最佳季節

March–April for camellias | Late spring to autumn for the walking circuit

建議停留

2–3 hours

如何前往

交通資訊

Massaki-cho, Ofunato, on the end of the Massaki peninsula. Car recommended, or by bus from Sakari on the Sanriku Railway. Free to visit, with a main car park for about 160 vehicles; the Anatoshi-iso car park is by car from the Goishi Coast Information Center and the Goishi cape car park about 3 minutes. The circuit path is about 7.5 km. A sightseeing boat operates from the coast seasonally and is charged separately.

在地私房情報

**Anatoshi-iso is the one to see.** Three sea arches through a single rock, best from the water or from the platform above at the right tide. **Kaminari-iwa makes noise.** The name means thunder rock and it does it when there is swell. In flat calm it is just a rock. **The full circuit is 7.5 km.** Doable in a morning, but the three car parks let you drive between the main features if time is short. **Camellias in early spring.** Red flowers against black stone and green pine along the path, from around March. It is the local season. **It is a Sanriku Geopark site.** The largest geopark in Japan, spanning three prefectures. The rock formations here are the point rather than a backdrop.

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