Botan Rock

Botan Rock

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11 minutes by Furusato Bus to Matsukane from JR Koza Station, get off at Botan-so bus stop, a short walk
33 km, 40 minutes via National Route 42 from Kiseido Susami Minami IC (half interchange)
Five

Spot Category

Stone and rock formations

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