Overview
A rock shelf raised from the seabed by an earthquake in 1792. The name comes from a lord said to have laid a thousand mats here for a feast.
About this place
A coast in Fukaura, Aomori, with a vast stretch of rock shelf said to be where a feudal lord spread a thousand tatami mats and held a banquet. Strange rocks such as Ebisu Rock and Kabuto Rock stand here, and at dusk the rocks form silhouettes against the sunset, chosen as one of Japan's 100 Best Sunsets. Swimming is possible in summer, and in January and February an ice wall called the "ice curtain" forms on the wall of Senjojiki Station.
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