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We compile information on “0 yen tourist spots” and “must-see paid spots with extra benefits” and then keep them in our blog as archives for your convenience. We also introduce the food of Hokkaido and interesting souvenirs to take home.

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2019年8月5日月曜日

獅子岩和窗戶岩 / Shishi Iwa and Mado Iwa

獅子岩和窗戶岩(位於瀨棚町)是位在國道229號沿線的瀨棚海岸的奇特岩石。因為形狀很像一頭獅子面向海面吼叫因而取名為獅子岩。傳說中在岩石的頂端阿伊努族的大力士所搬上去重達20貫(75公斤)的石頭據說有三個。窗戶岩則是以綠色的山丘為背景在海面上聳立著。透過窗戶所看到的夕陽堪稱絕景。

Shishi Iwa and Mado Iwa (Setana Town) are strange-shaped rocks standing on the coast, which can be seen while driving on route 229. Shishi means lion and Iwa means rock. A lion seems face out to sea, roaring. A legend of Hokkaido’s aboriginal Ainu tells that a powerful man lifted up three big rocks and stacked them on the top of the rock (a myth); each at over 75 kilograms. As for Mado Iwa, Mado means window. Standing in the sea, people can see a beautiful sunset through the center hole and green hill behind the rock.






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