|SUB| 🇯🇵동일본 대지진의 상처를 이겨낸 숨겨진 해변 극락정토🏞️🌊✨, 미야코 조도가하마 | 이와테현, 산리쿠철도, 일본여행

|SUB| 🇯🇵동일본 대지진의 상처를 이겨낸 숨겨진 해변 극락정토🏞️🌊✨, 미야코 조도가하마 | 이와테현, 산리쿠철도, 일본여행

From Hachinohe, I took the first train before sunrise, and I am heading there with my companion, Gregory Backpack. It is a quiet port city on the Sanriku coast, Miyako, located in the Pacific Ocean east of Iwate Prefecture, where nature and memories coexist. Miyako is located in Iwate Prefecture in the Tohoku region, and I am currently riding a train that departs from Hachinohe and follows the winding “Rias Coast.” It is early morning, so I am drinking a cup of warm coffee prepared at the hotel and looking at the Pacific Ocean where the sun is slowly beginning to rise, and I am trying to shake off my morning drowsiness. The sun, covered by a moderate amount of clouds, creates a dawn air that makes it seem as if time has stopped. I pass empty trains and quiet unmanned stations all the way , and I keep running along the ocean. It is perfect for spacing out my mind on a morning that is already a bit drowsy. The ocean in the early morning with the cold air flowing is my favorite thing. As I mentioned before, the section I’m running on now is a rias coast, a complex coastline where the seawater swallows up mountains and valleys , and this terrain extends from Aomori in Sanriku to Miyagi. The most common way to get to Miyako is to take the bus or Yamada Line train from Morioka Station, but I wanted to take the train that runs along the sea, and I wanted to ride the Sanriku Railway that runs along the “rias coast.” The Sanriku Railway starts at Kuji Station (久慈駅), the terminal station of the JR Hachinohe Line, so you can transfer at the terminal station of the train you came from from Hachinohe. To ride the Sanriku Railway, you can either buy a ticket again at Kuji Station, or take a ticket when you board the train and pay directly on the train. There are only a few minutes left until the train time, so I quickly move, and I see the Sanriku Railway train that I will ride, wrapped cutely 🙂 (aka Santetsu) Oh… It’s the Amachan train..ㅎㅎ ‘Amachan’ is a drama that aired on NHK in 2013, and the setting was Iwate Prefecture. As many people know, the eastern coastal area of ​​the Tohoku region, including Iwate Prefecture, suffered significant direct damage during the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, and when this drama set on the Sanriku coast was aired , the town that had been quiet for a while after the earthquake experienced a local revival due to the ‘Amachan effect’. That’s probably why the train is wrapped like a symbol. As I was walking around the town , I saw the train that appeared in the animation ‘Suzume no Kyoukai no Kyoukai’, which anyone who has seen it will recognize at a glance, standing on the opposite sideㅎㅎ Some people visit the Sanriku Railway Line like a pilgrimage because of Suzume 🙂 Not long after leaving Kuji Station, the train stops for a moment on a long bridge overlooking the ocean. This is the ‘Ankagawa Bridge’, the section where the ‘Anka River’ and the sea meet, and it is one of the famous scenic sections of the Sanriku Railway Rias Line with its wide open scenery. I don’t know when I’ll come back again, but take care👋🏻 And after going for about 5 minutes, it stops for a while at another spot, this place called ‘Osawa Bridge’ is a very famous spot. The scenery is good, but more than anything, you can see the Santetsu running with the Pacific Ocean in the background from the red bridge on the right, Horiuchi Ohashi Bridge . ㅎㅎ After passing the station with the monkey hanging from it and the steadily increasing fare , you meet the train that came out of Suzume again and go through many tunnels to finally arrive at Miyako. Ouch? The handle! I just saw this. I’m going out of the ticket gate and riding a bike today. I’ll rent one at the information center in front of the station. Today’s destination is ‘Jodogahama (浄土ヶ浜)’, which has a blue cave and a beach called paradise. It takes about 30 minutes one way by bike, and there’s a bus that goes there, but I’ll ride my bike today because I want to see the town. Beyond the breakwater on the right is the sea. In fact, this road is the road where a tsunami that was much taller than me hit during the 2011 great earthquake. This photo of the pitch-black tsunami that still appears on various news is ‘Miyako’. It’s a little scary to imagine. Anyway, for now, I can already see the uphill road in the distance, so I’m already tired 😂 I brace myself and pedal hard. GO GO GO!! I was shocked when I saw the uphill road, but I felt like I was almost there, so let’s go for a final sprint! I was about to run out of breathㅋㅋㅋ Finally, we arrived! After parking my bike, I went to the visitor center first, ah… I never thought that the Blue Cave also had a seasonal system. Also, the seagull tour boat was temporarily closed due to strong winds🥲 Sorry, but I decided to just tour ‘Jodogahama Beach’ (Looking at A-mu whose legs are shaking after riding a bike for 30 minutesㅎ) Oh, it’s the ocean. Oh, the water is so clear?😮 Oh wow, since it’s a rias coast, it seems that there are tunnels and walkways connected here and there. When I come out of the tunnel, ducks on a long vacation welcome me. Oh but… oh………. Wow…what is this place?🫢 Wow…what is this place???22222😲 Wow…Yoonseul ✨ It’s more beautiful than I thought, so I can’t wait for the next view. It’s so beautiful that I’m speechless✨ The water is also unbelievably clear. I’m starting to understand why it’s called paradise. Cute duck friends☺️ The rock you see in front is a volcanic rock that was formed a long time ago when magma hardened. Now, it has become a remaining landscape that has been gradually eroded by the wind and the sea in this spectacular view. When you walk to the end, you will see a beach made of pebbles, not sand, with a sign for Jodogahama. It is a place that opens as a beach in the summer. It felt like a lake, but when I see the waves crashing, I think it is the sea 🙂 Since I came this far, I tried to dip my hand in the clear sea water , but no, the waves were trying to dip me in itㅋ In the end, my hand and my shoes touched the sea waterㅎㅎ (As a beginner photographer, I couldn’t capture the sea water because of the bad angleㅋㅋ) On one side, there is a tsunami memorial to remember the 1960 disaster. On May 24, 1960, the strongest earthquake in history with a magnitude of 9.5 occurred in Chile, and the tsunami caused by this earthquake reached the Sanriku coast and caused casualties. The monument pales in comparison to the 2011 Tohoku earthquake that devastated this coast , and we once again realize that nothing can stand against nature. I returned to my rental bike, which was parked proudly, and on the way back, I looked around the breakwater . There was an incredibly tall breakwater standing there to block the tsunami. And this building I discovered along the way was probably… the same building as back in 2011… After returning to Miyako Station and returning my bike, I headed straight to a restaurant in front of the station. Miyako is famous for its bottled kaisendon called “botoru-don” (seafood in a bottle that you put on rice and eat). After riding my bike for an hour round trip, I absolutely ate meat side dishes rather than seafood. The karaage was really delicious haha ​​On the way back, I took a bus to Morioka and left Miyako. That’s all for today’s video! 🙂 Thank you so much to everyone who watched until the end today ☺️

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개인적으로 저는 토호쿠 지방을 좋아하는데요,
가끔 언급되듯 도쿄 기준 윗쪽 지방으로 가는 걸 선호한다고 말한 적 있죠ㅎㅎ
그중에서도 이와테현 미야코시에 있는,
산리쿠 훗코 국립공원 내 ‘극락’이라 표현되는
조도가하마를 다녀온 영상입니다.

이곳은 동일본 대지진 당시 큰 피해를 입었던 지역이기도 한데,
지금은 조용한 풍경을 되찾은 모습이었습니다.

그럼 오늘도 시청해주셔서 감사드리며,
구독과 좋아요! 잊지마셔요 🙂

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