Mt. Kabutoyama Observation Deck

Located in the southeast of Kumihama Bay, Mount Kabuto is an isolated hill made of the Kabutoyama Rhyolite volcanic rock formation, which intrudes into the Miocene Toyooka Formation. In the vicinity of Mount Kabuto, stones in the shape of abacus beads are collected from the weathered gravel of the rhyolite. 〇Geospot [Kabutoyama] Located in the southeast of Kumihama Bay, Kabutoyama is 191.7m above sea level and is an isolated hill made of the Kabutoyama rhyolite volcanic rock layer that intruded into the Miocene Toyooka Formation. In the vicinity of Kabutoyama, stones in the shape of abacus beads are collected from the weathered gravel soil of rhyolite. From the top of Kabutoyama, you can see Kumihama Bay, the Sea of Japan, and Shotenkyo Bridge that lies between them. It is a scenic spot.