Teuchi Beach

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Teuchi Beach, gently spreading at the southernmost tip of Shimokoshiki Island in the Koshikijima Islands (Satsumasendai City), is a bow-shaped beautiful white sand hideaway resort beach where beautiful tropical refreshing breezes blow for about 1.5 kilometers. The vast East China Sea spreading before your eyes boasts a gradient of emerald green that is transparent enough to take your breath away, never ceasing to attract overseas beach enthusiasts who want to enjoy snorkeling and sea kayaking. Along the coast, the old-fashioned beautiful Fukugi windbreak forests and the townscape of simple samurai residence streets are still carefully preserved, and an idyllic nostalgia drifts. It is the best paradise where you can completely forget the noise of the city and be deeply healed by the rich vitality of the earth as it is.

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Satsumasendai City Tourism and Specialty Products Association

Teuchi Beach

Address
1021-1 Shimokoshikicho Teuchi, Satsumasendai City, Kagoshima Prefecture
Website
https://satsumasendai.gr.jp/
Operator
Satsumasendai City Tourism and Local Products Association

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