Hiura Cape

柱状節理と先人たちの苦労−remains of a seaside road−

大きなトンネルを掘れない時代、こんな脆い海岸沿いに狭い道路とトンネルを築いた先人の苦労が感じられる場所です。この向こうに海と海沿いの道路（旧国道）の遺構があります。−This is a part of a one-time highway made along the friable shore.−

Eyama from here is beautiful

Original Text

I found a lighthouse on the way from Mt. Eyama to Hakodate and stopped by, but the road to Cape Hiura Lighthouse was off limits. A local woman came to take pictures of Mt. Eyama and the original flowers, and Mt. Eyama is a sacred mountain like Mt. Osorezan on the opposite bank, so she often came to take pictures.

and the ocean back, the columnar joints

Original Text

Because the map is different. From Hakodate to Cape Eyama, turn right after passing through a long tunnel before entering the town of Hiura. It's a little dangerous because it's likely to be rear-end collision here. After that, I parked my car through the fishing port and walked to a small cape, but my feet were a little bad. You can see the columnar joints seen in Sounkyo in the back of the sea.