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Hashiguiiwa is a group of strange rocks located in Kushimoto-cho, Higashimuro-gun, Wakayama Prefecture. About 40 large and small rocks stand in a row southwest for a long period of about 850 meters from the coast of Kujinokawa Koazabashi Hashigui in the same town toward Kii Oshima. It is called Hashiguiiwa because the appearance of rocks lined up in a straight line looks like a stake in a bridge. At low tide, you can walk to Bentenjima, which is attached to the middle of the rock line. There is a vermilion torii gate on the west side of Bentenjima, and if you go through it, you will find a path, and if you climb a little, you will find a shrine with a quay in your back, where you can worship.
It belongs to Yoshino Kumano National Park and has been designated as a national scenic spot and a national natural monument, making it a tourist attraction. In addition, the Asahi seen through Hashiguiiwa has a reputation for being very beautiful, and has been certified as one of the 100 best Asahi in Japan.
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