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Strolling \uff5c Scenic Natural Spots \uff5c Temples and Shrines \uff5c Tojinbo\u30fbOshima\u30fbMikuni Port Area<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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A mysterious island untouched by development, preserving pristine nature.<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Floating offshore from Tojinbo, this small island measures 2 km in circumference and 27 meters in elevation\u2014yet it is the largest island within the Echizen-Kaga Kaigan Quasi-National Park. Crossing a 224-meter vermilion bridge and climbing 78 stone steps, you\u2019ll find Ominato Shrine quietly nestled at the end of the path.
Locals have long revered it as a \"sacred island.\"
The entire island is covered with trees such as Japanese cinnamon (Yabu-nikkei) and Machilus (Tabu). Following the walking trail that circles the island, visitors can encounter rich natural beauty and a mysterious atmosphere. Along the roughly one-kilometer path, you\u2019ll find century-old trees and sea-eroded cliffs\u2014offering a different landscape from Tojinbo.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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