Matama Beach

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Matama Beach, located in Bungo-Takada City, is an absolute premier coastline selected as one of "Japan's Top 100 Sunsets," offering an unblocked grand view where you can watch the beautiful sun sink directly into the endless horizon. The spectacular natural artwork of the golden and orange light reflecting on the water surface alongside the unique, majestic "mudflat stripe patterns" that appear only at low tide is beautifully beyond words, deeply shaking global travelers' souls. Surrounded by the wide ocean and endless sky, listening to the wave murmur completely frees you from digital business and city speed, bringing deep tranquility to the heart. Immerse yourself in Earth's dynamic color transitions to spend an ultimate luxury moment.

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【おおいたフォトジェニックTRIP】真玉海岸（豊後高田市）

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Matama Beach

Address: 5125-5125 Usuno, Bungotakada City, Oita Prefecture
Website: https://showanomachi.com/
Operator: Bungotakada City Tourism Association

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