Toji Sandbank Not far from the Ryugu-Kutsu, we arrived at a sandbank which is also with an underground entrance. We passed a small stairway downward and an open ground suddenly emerged before us. The distance between Sandbank and Ryugu-Kutsu was very close, however the Sandbank was much brighter and broader than the Ryugu-Kutsu. Unlike the Ryugu-Kutsu, the Sandbank doesn’t have a celling and is completely open air. The stone stairway was covered with sand from the bottom and there is a vast ground of sand. The whole Sandbank is a site for sand ski. The ground is very steep at a tilt of 45 degree and covered with fine sand, there are many sand dunes piled up alongside the wall of mountain, nobody knows how many years it cost to form a landscape like this. The Sandbank is facing to the sea, all these sand were blew to here by wind from the other side of the sea, enclosed by the mountains around it. I felt exhilarating while imaged every singe particle of sand must had a fascinating adventure when passing the ocean from the other side, finally landed on the sand dunes. Every particle must have more penances than me, there must be a long travel story for every particle to tell. fuji-travel-guide/news-item/toujisandosuki/
Posted on: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 08:01:50 +0000
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