| ◆The world biggest sand sculpture , "Kanei-tsuho" Zenigata |
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Along a 2-kilometer stretch
of white beach and pine trees facing the Inland Sea of Japan, a huge
circular sand sculpture with a diameter of as long as 122 meters suddenly
appears.
This sand sculpture is in the shape of Kanei-tsuho, an ancient Japanese coin widely circulated in the 17th century. The relief is said to have been made overnight to welcome a domain lord in those days.
The Hall of World Coins is adjacent to the sand sculpture.
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By Train: 3 kilometers
to the estuary of the Saita River from JR Kan-onji Station |
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By Car: On the Takamatsu
Highway, get off at Ohnohara Interchange, and head to
the Saita River estuary via Route 11 |
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| ■Regional Sightseeing
Information |
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Hall of World Coins
Admission Adult 300 yen Child (Elementary
and junior high school Student) 200 yen
Hours 9:00am to 17:00pm |
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