40 minutes from the city center, with scenery reminiscent of the Grand Canyon

The Nata Fault is located 25 minutes by bus or a 15-minute walk from downtown Fukuoka.

It’s a spot that has been gaining attention in recent years for its beautiful scenery.

The surrounding ocean is beautiful and crystal-clear.
However, because the waves are usually high, swimming is prohibited in this area.

While this beautiful landscape was created by the forces of nature, it’s unfortunate that thoughtless individuals are leaving graffiti-like carvings on the rocks.


More and more people are pointing this out in reviews, so I hope we can find a way to preserve this scenery.

:japan:
福岡市の中心部からバスで25分、徒歩15分のところにある奈多断層。
景色がいいので、近年注目されているスポットです。

周囲は海もきれいで透明度が高いです。
普段から波が高いので遊泳禁止エリアです。

自然の力で出来上がった美しい景色ですが、心無い人が落書きのように彫り込む行動も目立って残念です。
レビューにも指摘する人が増えてきているので、なんとかこの景色を守っていけることを願っております。

25 Likes

It’s amazing

1 Like

Wow keren @yamamo_cchi sangat mengagumkan

1 Like

Beautiful place! @yamamo_cchi The scenery is really impressive, and it’s amazing that such a unique spot is so close to the city.

Thanks for sharing!

1 Like

Thanks so much @yamamo_cchi for sharing these nice photos and the description.

1 Like

Nice place, thank you for sharing with us @yamamo_cchi Hope i will visit the place coming September.

1 Like

@Sahariar
Thanks for the comment.
It’s amazing!
It’s a work of natural art created solely by the sea breeze and the waves.

1 Like

@TitikMariati
Thanks for the comment.

When you see it in person, it’s a truly awe-inspiring work of natural art.

1 Like

@M_Yones
Thanks for your comment.

Even though Fukuoka City and Kitakyushu City are major cities, if you drive or take a bus for about an hour, you’ll find yourself surrounded by an amazing amount of nature.

1 Like

@M_Yones
Thanks for the comment.

I kept coming back for several days to get a good shot.
By mid-August, that summery sunlight disappears, so I’m glad I was able to capture it at just the right time.

1 Like

I hope I can visit Japan one day !

1 Like

@AbdullahAM
Thanks for your comment.

You should definitely check it out.
I hear there are quite a few tourists from overseas.
Although there wasn’t anyone there when I went.

How to Get There
From JR Hakata Station:
Get off at JR Nata Station, then walk for 30 minutes.

From Tenjin:
Take the Nishitetsu Bus 21A, get off at Nata, then walk for 30 minutes.

It’s a beautiful spot with fine-grained sand.
I recommend wearing shoes or sports sandals that can handle sand getting inside.

Pastinya ya @yamamo_cchi semangat terus ya dan sering-sering berbagi pengalamannya ke kami ya ,
Sukses :raised_fist:t2::raised_fist:t2::raised_fist:t2:

1 Like

@yamamo_cchi This is absolutely beautiful! :ocean::sparkles: It actually reminds me of some beautiful islands in Indonesia, especially Bali and Lombok, which are also quite familiar and popular for their stunning coastal scenery.

Sometimes, to recharge our minds and energy, we really need to slow down and enjoy views like this. Nature has such a beautiful way of making us feel refreshed. :white_heart:

And I completely agree that protecting these natural landscapes is just as important as enjoying them. Hopefully, this beautiful place can be preserved for many more people to appreciate in the future.

2 Likes

@M_Yones
I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.

1 Like

@TitikMariati
Thank you!

1 Like

@AjengSekar
Thanks for your comment.

I’ve seen Lombok Island many times in photos and such, and it really is beautiful, isn’t it?

Protecting natural landscapes is just as important as enjoying them, and we must show respect to the people who came before us and preserved them.

I hope to post more about nature as well.