[Shizuoka/Ito] Walking on a 4000-year-old lava plateau! Jogasaki Trekking "Sea Rock Bathing Course" Participants from age 10

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• Jogasaki Coast was formed when lava flowed into the sea during the eruption of Mount Omuro approximately 4,000 years ago, and was subsequently eroded by rough waves over a long period of time. We will explore the steep terrain that looks like it could be featured on the stage of a suspense drama, and the mysterious scenery that is difficult to explain.
• Prickly root?
• As its name suggests, this is the largest lava field on Jogasaki Coast, offering a 180-degree view of the spiky, thorny plateau that stretches out as far as the eye can see. The lava ripples that show the lava flowing out to sea extend like a mountain range.
• Find the potholes!
• Potholes are circular holes that form on the rock surface of riverbeds or riverbanks. The riverbed or riverbank surface becomes hollowed out due to erosion by water flow, and the stones that fall into the depressions rotate, forming large, rounded holes. It's a truly mysterious sight.