Suzu Island, Natural monument in Mie Prefecture, Japan.
Suzu Island is a natural monument located along the eastern coast of the Kii Peninsula in Mie Prefecture. The island features rocky formations and coastal characteristics that make it a notable geographic landmark in this area.
The site formed through geological processes that shaped the coastal landscape over extended periods. Today it stands as a protected location that preserves the natural history of the Kii Peninsula region.
The surrounding region hosts the annual Suzuka Festival in August, featuring traditional dance performances and community gatherings at Bentenyama Park.
The monument is accessible from the coast and can be visited throughout the year. Visitors should be mindful of tidal conditions and wear appropriate footwear when exploring the rocky shoreline.
The waters around Suzu Island support local fishing industries while contributing to the prefecture's marine resource conservation efforts.
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