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A cape jutting into Tanabe Bay. At low tide a flat reef appears, good for looking at sea life.
About this place
Tenjinzaki is a cape jutting out from the north shore of Tanabe Bay in Tanabe, Wakayama Prefecture. It is also famous as the place that pioneered the National Trust movement in Japan. Tenjinzaki is in Mera, Tanabe, Wakayama Prefecture. Topographically it is the northern end of Tanabe Bay. To the south is the north side of Tanabe Bay, with Mera Port, and to the north it borders Haya Bay. To the north there is also a small island called Motojima, and the part beyond this is recognized as Tenjinzaki.
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