Takamatsu Beach

Takamatsu Beach

Info

JR Fukushima Takamatsu Station → 10-minute walk
From Nichinan Togo IC, Higashishū-do, 36km 50 minutes via Prefectural Road 28/436, Route 220; or from Shibushi, Miyakonojo, Shibushi IC, Route 63, and 11km 20 minutes via Route 220

Business Hours

10 ~ 17 o'clock (Surveillance/Rescue Station)

Price

Freedom to walk

Spot Category

Bathing and Lake Baths

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