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Futatsugame, meaning "Two Turtles," features two massive rocks in the sea that resemble turtles crouching in the water. This scenic spot is known for its exceptionally clear waters and is selected as one of Japan’s best beaches for swimming. During low tide, a sandbar appears, allowing visitors to walk across to the rocks.

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佐渡島そらびと　第2弾　尖閣湾揚島遊園

佐渡島そらびと　第2弾　尖閣湾揚島遊園

Sado Ferry Official Channel

【佐渡空撮】佐渡屈指の景勝地　尖閣湾

【佐渡空撮】佐渡屈指の景勝地　尖閣湾

Sado Ferry Official Channel

Senkaku-wan Ageshima Yuen

Address
1561 Kitabeki, Sado-shi, Niigata
Website
https://sado-ageshima.com/
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