Hill Where Neighbor Country Sees It Observatory

I can see the mountains of Busan.

Original Text

It is an observatory overlooking Korea, which is literally a foreign country in the northwestern part of Tsushima. Although the weather wasn't so good, I was lucky to see the mountains of Busan with my naked eye, while some people couldn't see it no matter how many times I went. The surroundings were lonely places that were not tourist destinations, and I felt a little the feelings of the old guards.

I wonder if I saw a foreign country.

Original Text

I visited on a sunny day. It's like a different view of land on the border with the sea. There was no car passage and there were no other tourists.

Shaoshan の Street and みを Visual で Confirm できます

Original Text

It is said that it runs along the coast from National Highway 382. There is a parking lot and toilet on the Yamate side, a little further from the observatory. The weather on the day I visited was sunny and there was no wind, so I could visually confirm the cityscape of Busan. When the locals came to take pictures and talked to them, they said, "That's not the case on the day when I can see Korea like this," and I was lucky to see it.

Observatory with a view of foreign countries

Original Text

Only accessible by rental car. Few tourists visit. Because there are many hydrangeas around, great photos will be taken when visiting in early May when hydrangeas are in full bloom.

foreign countries are korea.

Original Text

Even though it's a foreign country, I wonder if I can see southern Korea, but I thought it was quite tough during the day. It looked faintly whitish, but locals said that I could see it clearly at night.