Magatama Beach

The Makoto Beach in Bungotakada City is famous for its beautiful scenery created by the vast tidal flats and sunset that appears during low tide. People gather around with tripods, and kite surfing can also be enjoyed in the area. In addition, the new tourist exchange base facility "Makoto Beach Koikawa ♥ Yuhiterasu" offers menus using hand-made soba and local fish. This place, chosen as one of Japan's top 100 sunsets, is definitely worth a visit.

The Makoto Beach in Bungotakada City is an attractive tourist spot known for its beautiful sand patterns and sunsets that appear at low tide. The natural tidal flats stretch out, and the sight of the sun setting on them is called the "miracle sunset" and has been selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Sunsets". In the spring, visitors can enjoy clam digging and swimming at the beach. We provide a blissful time for travelers who visit this spectacular view.

Matama Beach in Bungotakada City is a popular beach where you can enjoy clam digging in the spring and swimming in the summer. The shallow waters and gentle waves make it safe for families with children. The stunning scenery of beautiful sand patterns that appear at low tide and the "miracle sunset" overlapping is breathtaking, and it has been certified as one of "Japan's Top 100 Sunsets". In addition, there are also teamLab exhibition works. You can also experience art while enjoying nature!

Located on the Makoto Coast in Bungotakada City, the TeamLab Gallery is a fantastic space where nature and digital art merge. The gallery was renovated from a sewing factory and features installations of light and sound, as well as interactive art inspired by the flowers of the Kunisaki Peninsula. The expressions that change in response to the movements of the audience are definitely worth seeing! A moving experience awaits you.

Koi Kana ♥ Yuuhi Terrace, located on the Makoto Beach in Bungotakada City, is a scenic spot where you can enjoy handmade soba and local fish dishes using local ingredients. It's a relaxing space where you can admire the beautiful scenery of sand patterns spreading out at low tide and the sunset overlapping each other. In addition, it's bustling with activities such as clam digging in spring and as a swimming beach in summer. This place, which has been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Sunsets, is definitely worth a visit.