It's right beside the Nagasaki Tunnel and easy to pass by without noticing, but if you have time, stop for a moment. From the rock face, tens of millions of years old, you can get a glimpse of how the Ogasawara Islands were formed.

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This is an outcrop of bedrock that serves as important evidence for understanding how Chichijima was formed. The land here formed 20–60 million years ago when a volcano erupted on the seabed and the outflowing magma was rapidly cooled by seawater, forming a black, glassy layer. The idea that it was uplifted out of the sea and pushed up to heights of over 100 m on Chichijima is so romantic. Besides here, you can also see it at Buta Beach or on tours.

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The sunset🌇 here is beautiful😍 It's on high ground, so nothing blocks the view

It's near the Nagasaki Tunnel, huh.

There's a parking space on the opposite side of the road.