It’s a public area featuring two natural rock formations. Area is pretty small and there aren’t proper parking around. But it’s a good spot for nature lovers to see the beautiful rock formations. If coming at night, it’s a good spot for star gazing as there are quite little light pollution there. Can refer to the picture I took with my iPhone!

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Super nice spot to so for photos, very easy to get to and plenty of space to park. While there highly recommend heading to the wall with all the fisherman it's a lovely view out and back at these two rocks.

There's nothing around there but it's really quite beautiful to look at. You can get down to the beach by climbing down a smaller part of the wall, and walk up quite close to two outcrops of rock. We were there close to sunset and the colours were lovely. It's really quite fascinating to look it, all the stones and boulders sticking out.

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These are the coolest rocks! I love how gravity defying the rock on the left is—so perfect and nature made it! There is really no parking lot for this, so you’re stuck pulling to the side of the road. However, the area does not have much traffic, which is handy. I’d love to see this in the winter covered in the snow!

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Ebisu Rock and Daikoku Rock are two iconic sea stacks along the Yoichi coastline, named after the Japanese gods of fishermen and wealth. These natural rock formations are believed to bring good fortune and protection to local fishermen, and their unique shapes have inspired legends for generations. Located just offshore, the rocks are best viewed from the shoreline near the Yoichi fishing port, especially during sunrise or sunset when the light casts dramatic shadows on the sea. These coastal landmarks offer a great spot for photography, sightseeing, and learning about local folklore.

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