Shintsunshi Beach

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Shintsunshi Beach, located in Goshiki-cho on the west coast of Awaji Island, is an open beach where you can enjoy calm Seto Inland Sea waves and beautiful sunsets. Because the waves are quiet, families can enjoy it with peace of mind, and combined with adjacent facilities like "Wellness Park Goshiki," you can fully enjoy a resort mood all day long. The greatest highlight is the crimson sunset sinking into Harima-nada. The mystical sight of the sky and sea dyed orange is one of the highlights of Awaji Island sightseeing. There are also eateries nearby where you can enjoy local fresh seafood, making it a perfect relaxing spot for travelers who want to leave the hustle and bustle of the city and spend a leisurely "island time" blown by the sea breeze.

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Awaji Island Tourism Bureau

Shintsunshi Beach

Address: 1355 Goshiki-cho Aishi Banzai, Sumoto-shi, Hyogo
Website: https://www.awajishima-kanko.jp/
Operator: Awaji Island Tourism Association

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