San'in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark
2015UNESCO Global Geopark, inscribed 2015, in Japan. At Aoya Folk Museum, the charm of singing sand, the craftsmanship behind Inshu Japanese paper, and the legacy of Ama women divers are celebrated in special exhibitions that connect visitors to the area’s rich history and culture. At Genbudo Park, visitors can explore the origins of the Genbudo Cave, famed for its striking basalt formations, while interactive exhibits reveal the geological history that shaped this natural wonder.