何回来るのか鳥取砂丘
本当 何回来るのかわからないぐらいの
また、
そんで、何回目かわからない鳥取に来ました。
砂丘もついでにって感じでいいじゃないでしょうか。見てると乗りたくなる、リフトとかも乗ったりして 観光はやっぱリフトにのることかな~って。
見てると何となく乗りたくなる。そんで 毎度の”らくだ”さんがありーので 観光のお客さんが親子で乗ってました。
■鳥取砂丘 いつもの風景
■どこまでいってんねん
砂丘は青森が一番
でも、なんとなく他の観光地と違って あれです、インバウンド 外人観光客が少し少なめではありますが、それでも少しはいましたが、大阪とか京都はすごい勢いで 海外の方が来られてますが、それほどでもないです。
たわむれてるって感じではあります。確かにこんなに砂が多いって なかなか見ないので珍しいのは同感!それは何回来ても そんな感じではありますが。
なので、
これが青森の”猿が森砂丘”っていうらしく、あれですか?よく青森とか そんな寒い所に行くとニホンザルが 温泉につかってるシーンをよく目にしますが、
そんな意味で”サル”なのでしょうか?そんな感じがしますが。まさか猿がその 砂丘に出没するんでしょうか。
これってみものか?砂丘に猿がいるって そうか そんな感じなのか、なんとなく行ってみたい感じもありますが。
そういや~青森行きましたが、去年かおととしかに。その時に行けばよかったですが・・・。
■毎度のラクダです。
■風景
海に平行して
1955年には天然記念物に また、日本の地質百選に選定され 鳥取のシンボルでもあります。
■風除け?
■リフトの乗り口
それでも楽しみ盛りだくさん?です。
それにしても、っていうか何回来ても人がいて 砂と戯れてます。ずっと遠くを見ると ”人”?って思うようなところまで 人が歩いて行ってますが、
子供ならまさしも 大人?って感じの人が意味もなく ずっと遠くにいたり 急な砂丘の坂を上って行っている。
体大丈夫ですか?って聞いてあげたいそんな感じですが。
考えてみれば結構遊べます。
あとやっぱ 砂丘の傾斜を滑るとか 四駆で砂丘を走るとか 海辺を四駆で疾走するとか、
オーストラリアではこんな広大な砂の所には カミナリが落ちるらしく その痕跡を観察するとか もっと、企画を考えれば面白いのに そうはしないのかな~
■余計な風景ですが・・・。
It was the “Tottori Sand Dunes” after a long absence. Have you ever been here? But Sakaiminato is good, and the crab is delicious. I want to come again and again…
Tottori Sand Dunes
In fact, I don’t know how many times this “sand dune” will come. I feel like I’ve been here about six times in my life, but what do you think? I guess it’s because he’s close to Osaka after all.
Also, there are hot springs in winter and Sakaiminato, so he also has delicious crabs, and he is a familiar “Tottori” for Kansai people.
Then I came to Tottori, which I don’t know how many times. This year, the goal is to see the modern architecture in the city, such as “Jinpukaku.”
Don’t you think it’s okay to feel the sand dunes incidentally? When I look at it, I want to ride a lift, and I think sightseeing is all about riding a lift.
Just looking at it makes me want to ride it. Then, there was the usual “camel”, so the tourists and their parents were on board.
Aomori has the best sand dunes
However, unlike other tourist destinations, the number of inbound tourists is a little less, but there are still some, but Osaka and Kyoto are seeing a lot of foreign visitors, but not so much. Not.
After all, it feels like there are more locals and Japanese tourists, but what about him? the dunes still feel the same and he’s so far out there and he’s just going with everybody. There’s so much sand, after all, it’s rare, isn’t it? Are you playing with the sand over there?
I feel like I’m playing around. It’s true that he doesn’t often see so much sand, so I agree that it’s rare! No matter how many times it comes, he is like that.
So, I thought that Tottori Sand Dunes would be the best sand dunes, but that’s not the case.
It seems that this is Aomori’s “Sarugamori Sand Dunes”, is that it? When he goes to cold places like Aomori, he often sees Japanese macaques bathing in hot springs.
Is that what it means to be a “monkey”? That’s how I feel. Could it be that monkeys are haunting those sand dunes?
Do you want to see this? Is there a monkey in the sand dunes?
Oh yeah, I went to Aomori last year. I wish I could have gone then..
parallel to the sea
The Tottori Sand Dunes have three rows of sand dunes parallel to the sea, and they are shaped like a mortar, and the sand is not always dry.
There is an oasis with grass and water, like an “oasis” with groundwater running through it. Such a place seems to be a feature of the Tottori Sand Dunes, and the “camel” seems to be that feature as well. It’s just full of sand.
In 1955, he was designated as a natural monument and is also a symbol of Tottori, being selected as one of Japan’s top 100 geological features.
Still lots of fun? is.
Even so, no matter how many times I come, there are people playing with the sand. If you look far away, is it a “person”? People are walking to the point where you think, but I wonder if they won’t get tired~ In other words, humans are energetic.
If it’s a child, then maybe an adult? There’s a person who feels like he’s far away and climbing a steep dune slope.
Are you okay? That’s what I want to ask. Playing with the sand, he rides a camel, eats ice cream at the entrance of his restaurant, takes a lift to the observatory, realizes the vastness of the sand dunes, and sees the sand museum.
If you think about it, you can play a lot.
After all, skiing on the slopes of sand dunes, running on sand dunes in 4WD, running along the beach in 4WD, etc.
In Australia, lightning seems to fall in such a vast area of sand, and he observes its traces.
It’s a local heritage, so he wants to make more use of it, but what do you think?