Suishohama Beach

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One of the most beautiful beaches on the Sea of Japan, famous for its glittering sand and emerald green waters. Its tropical resort-like atmosphere makes it a popular spot for snorkeling and photography. The sunset over the horizon is truly breathtaking.

Suishohama Beach
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Wakasa Mihama Tourism Association

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Wakasa Mihama Tourism Association

Suishohama Beach

Address
Takenami, Mihama-cho, Mikata-gun, Fukui
Website
https://wakasa-mihama.jp/
Operator
Wakasa Mihama Tourism Association

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