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Tojinbo Cliffs
The Tojinbo Cliffs are a natural collection of jagged rock faces about 30 meters tall. A popular sightseeing spot, there are also many regular suicides here (it is said to have the highest rate of suicides with about 25 per year).
Lots of people took a look over the edge. I was happier to stay back at a safe distance and watch the watchers
The rather lonely looking walk up to the cliff area
Lots of good food to enjoy on the walk up
This area has the look of a town that has seen more prosperous times
The view of the ocean and the cliffs starts to appear
On a cold windy day you might be in danger of being blown off the coast line
A look out across the ocean
There are boat tours that take you out looking at the view
A model of the cliffs looking back from the sea
The scenery looked a little desolate, although the weather was not the best. Maybe on a sunny day things look better
Notice the absence of any railings here to stop people accidentally falling over the edge
not sure if someone is being held back here or pushed forward
This is as close as I could get could without feeling like I was going to throw myself over the edge
The boat tour takes you inside the small inlet. Better hope nobody is jumping off the top when your boat is down there
A salaryman checks out the sharp drop
This might look easy, but when you get close the vertical drop even lying down gives a sensation that you might fall over
Looking back to the shops and marine tower
There were lots of people walking around in high heels. I was surprised no one fell over on the rocks, or worse still over the edge. Just watching other people running around near the edge was scary enough for me.
Are you afraid of heights?
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Yes. You wouldn’t catch me up there!
or down there, presumably
I am incredibly bad with heights, so I don’t know if I could handle that experience. What is it about our screwed up human brains that causes that split-second desire to hurl ourselves off a precipice??
Those are some Lord of the Rings rock formations – very spooky place, especially considering the tainted associations. Kudos to you for getting as close as you did!
Funny how these streets are always lined with shops eager to sell you stuff.
view on photoWould love to be out on the water watching sunset on this boat.
view on photoLove the view of the ocean from places like this. I can imagine sitting on the rocks during sunrises or sunsets.
That is a great view you had there.
And I appreciate your efforts for getting so dangerous shots
I am a bit afraid of heights myself. If I look down my brain keeps telling me “it’s dangerous”.
But on the other hand it is an awesome view you get if you are brave enough.
The heights would definitely give me the creeps, but the scenery is amazing. The coastline in the Netherlands is just beach and walls, nothing as spectacular and steep as these cliffs, aside from some man-made water defenses.