Kehi no Matsubara

Scenery inherited from ancient times: Japan's three major pinelands A national scenic spot with impressive beautiful pines Matsubara Matsubara is vast with a length of approximately 1 km and an area of ​​approximately 340,000 m², and the contrast of white sand and green pine trees is impressive. A scenic spot in the country where red pines and black pines grow thickly. It is one of Japan's three major pine forests, along with Miho no Matsubara (Shizuoka Prefecture) and Niji no Matsubara (Saga Prefecture), and when it is open for swimming in the summer, it is crowded with many beachgoers from the Keihanshin and Chukyo areas. Promenades are also in place, making it ideal for walking and a place of relaxation for citizens.