Akiyoshidai
秋吉台
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Akiyoshidai
Akiyoshidai is a scenic viewpoint in Mine, Yamaguchi. 2 traveler-shot videos let you feel the atmosphere and catch the highlights before you go.
Akiyoshidai is the largest Karst plateau in Japan, spreading over the central and eastern parts of Mine City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It has a spread of about 16 km in the northeast direction and about 6 km in the northwest direction, with a total area of 54 km2 on the plateau, a total area of 93 km2 of limestone distribution (including potential parts under the alluvial area), and an elevation of 180 - 420 m on the plateau. The Akiyoshidai (a special natural monument and a quasi-national park) is divided into two platforms (East and West) by the Atsuto River, and the eastern region is a narrow sense of Akiyoshidai (a special natural monument and a quasi-national park). Along with Hiraodai (Fukuoka Prefecture) and Shikoku Karst (Kochi Prefecture and Ehime Prefecture), it is one of the three major Karsts in Japan.
Source: Wikipedia「秋吉台」 · CC BY-SA 4.0
Mine, Yamaguchi
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