Manakura's Great Rock Field

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A precious location allowing you to imagine the geological history of Yamaguchi Prefecture. It's an easily accessible tourist spot.

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HighlightsThe dynamic landscape of massive boulders scattered across the mountainside
Imagine the geological history of Yamaguchi Prefecture
Easily accessible with ample parking and restrooms
Enjoy nature walks along well-maintained paths
A tranquil and relaxing setting

Basic Information

Address: Okumanakura, Isa-cho, Mine City, Yamaguchi Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Yamaguchi

Access: By car, it's about 20 minutes from Mine IC on the Chugoku Expressway. By public transportation, it's about a 30-minute bus ride from JR Mine Station. Show route

Op.Hours: Open 24 hours

Cld.Days: None

Fee: Free

INFO: Please pack out all your trash to help protect this natural environment.

HP: http://mine-geo.com/

Overview

Manakura's Great Rock Field, a nationally designated natural monument in Mine City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, offers a glimpse into the Earth's ancient past. The sprawling expanse of enormous boulders scattered across the mountainside at an altitude of 320-380 meters is truly awe-inspiring, both in scale and in the unique way the rocks are piled upon one another. This rock sea is believed to have been formed by geological upheaval, landslides, and weathering. Beyond its geological significance, Manakura's Great Rock Field boasts abundant natural surroundings and diverse plant life. With ample parking and restrooms available, it's easily accessible for visitors. Well-maintained walking paths offer opportunities for nature walks. The tranquil atmosphere makes it ideal for a leisurely drive or picnic. A visit to Manakura's Great Rock Field will ignite your imagination about the formation of Yamaguchi's landscape and allow you to experience the raw power of nature.

Manakura's Great Rock Field

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