Mie: Explore Onigajo, the World Heritage Sea Cliffs

Discover the striking Onigajo Coastal Cliff Walk, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where nature's artistry is on full display. This guided adventure begins at the Oni Statue, leading you along narrow trails that hug the dramatic coastline. Marvel at the unique rock formations at Senjojiki, and take in breathtaking views from Oni no Mihariba, also known as the Demon’s Lookout. Encounter sacred sites like Gyosha Cave and Benten Shrine, reflecting the harmony between spirituality and nature. Your expert guide will ensure a safe journey through this stunning landscape, immersing you in the rich cultural history of Kumano. - Guided coastal walk through the UNESCO-listed Onigajo site - Visit iconic landmarks like Senjojiki and Oni no Mihariba - Explore sacred sites, including Gyosha Cave and Benten Shrine - Safety briefings and support from an experienced local guide

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   Onigajo

   1.5 hours

   Onigajo, or “Demon’s Castle,” is a World Heritage site located on the Kumano coast of Mie Prefecture. Formed over thousands of years by the powerful waves and winds of the Kumano Sea, its cliffs and caves create one of Japan’s most striking natural landscapes. The site takes its name from an ancient legend about a demon defeated by the warrior Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, though no battle actually occurred here. Visitors can walk along a scenic coastal path carved into the rock, passing through sea caves and lookout points that reveal the dynamic beauty of nature’s artistry. Designated as both a National Scenic Site and a Natural Monument, Onigajo captures the essence of Kumano — where the sea, mountains, and faith intertwine.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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