Kiorizaka Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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The scenery is good but you need to be careful to stop the car
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It's a nice place with a nice view, but there is no official parking lot. The roadside belt of a large curve is wide and it looks like a row there, but I'm a little worried because it's a steep curve in the middle of a steep slope. You cannot park on the up side, so you need to go up once, make a U-turn and stop down. To return, it will be in the form of going down once and climbing the slope again. Certainly the scenery is very beautiful. In the past, there was a legendary guide board that broke a branch of a tree when crossing this pass and made it a marker. ...
If you head south on Prefectural Road 591, there is a large signboard called "Korizaka" around 1 ~2 km in front of you, but there is no signboard in that important place, so "Where? Where?" While thinking, I will go down the slope. The curve at the top of the slope was Kiorizaka, where the road was wide, and there was a palm tree and a small bill. The view is good, so I think you can see a wonderful view on a sunny day.
It is a view spot overlooking the east coast of Tanegashima.
Original Text
From the northern end of Tanegashima, aim for the Anno district, which is famous for Anno potatoes, and drive along the coast on the east side of Tanegashima Island, and you will see the sea in front of you in the middle of a carp slope. The sun will set from the front in the morning, so if you want to take a picture, it would be better from noon to afternoon.
I stayed at Nishinoomote and avoided the lights of the city to see the stars at night and crossed the island to the east. It is a good place where you can stand a tripod and take a slow starry sky shooting.
Currently, it was a place where you could see the sea from the curved road, but when you read the signboard for a walk in the history of your hometown, you can guess that there used to be a forest like hunting here, and now there is no remnant of it. It was built
The scenery is good but you need to be careful to stop the car
It's a nice place with a nice view, but there is no official parking lot. The roadside belt of a large curve is wide and it looks like a row there, but I'm a little worried because it's a steep curve in the middle of a steep slope. You cannot park on the up side, so you need to go up once, make a U-turn and stop down. To return, it will be in the form of going down once and climbing the slope again. Certainly the scenery is very beautiful. In the past, there was a legendary guide board that broke a branch of a tree when crossing this pass and made it a marker. ...
There's no big sign or parking lot.
If you head south on Prefectural Road 591, there is a large signboard called "Korizaka" around 1 ~2 km in front of you, but there is no signboard in that important place, so "Where? Where?" While thinking, I will go down the slope. The curve at the top of the slope was Kiorizaka, where the road was wide, and there was a palm tree and a small bill. The view is good, so I think you can see a wonderful view on a sunny day.
It is a view spot overlooking the east coast of Tanegashima.
From the northern end of Tanegashima, aim for the Anno district, which is famous for Anno potatoes, and drive along the coast on the east side of Tanegashima Island, and you will see the sea in front of you in the middle of a carp slope. The sun will set from the front in the morning, so if you want to take a picture, it would be better from noon to afternoon.
The stars were beautiful at night.
I stayed at Nishinoomote and avoided the lights of the city to see the stars at night and crossed the island to the east. It is a good place where you can stand a tripod and take a slow starry sky shooting.
History Dispersal
Currently, it was a place where you could see the sea from the curved road, but when you read the signboard for a walk in the history of your hometown, you can guess that there used to be a forest like hunting here, and now there is no remnant of it. It was built