Today me, Ayako-san, Chihiro-san and Bissan are going to visit the Salt factory Kobo Tottan and twin rock shrine.
Kobo Tottan is located on land’s edge of the
Itoshima Peninsula near Keya Beach. It's quite amazing that fact that they only use sun, wind, and firewood to obtain
mineral-rich salt from seawater. Natural sea salt production in Japan is an ancient art form that has been modified for many centuries.
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| Firewood with seawater |
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| Kobo Tottan |
Not far from Kobo Tottan, we went to Keya Beach. It was voted as one of the nation's 100 Best Beaches by Japan's
Ministry of Environment.
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| Keya beach |
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| Crystal clear water |
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| Slurpy Sashimi for lunch |
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| Onsen near the restaurant |
Futamigaura is located in Kamiura Town in Saiki. It's actually known as Shinto shrine. Just behind the shrine gate, there are twin rocks that sits nicely in the middle of the water. It has a fantastic sunset view that always
attract visitors to come enjoy nice scenery.
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| Wish granted for those who can land a stone at the middle of the pillar gate |
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| Ayako-san, Chihiro-san and Bissan enjoying the beach sight |
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