Photos of Sandanbeki Cliffs

The third section of the wall is actually a large rock wall with a length of 2 kilometers and a height of 50-60 meters in the sea. There is an observation deck where the cliff protrudes, so that visitors can enjoy the sea view of Nanji. There is a cave 36 meters below the ground that was eroded by sea water, and you can take an elevator to visit the cave. Due to the high distance from the sea, and the waves will be involved in jumping, it is difficult to float and difficult to rescue. Therefore, it has been called a place of suicide (suicide resort) by the Japanese since the 1930s of the Showa era. In fact, from the 1930s to the second half of the 1950s, there were a lot of suicides, and it became a social problem. To this end, there are now warning signs placed nearby by Christian groups to prevent suicide.