

A coastal basalt outcrop nicknamed “Godzilla Rock” for its reptilian silhouette—great for dramatic seascapes and silhouette shots against sunrise or sunset. Reachable from Ōshima’s Nomashi coast by a short walk; no entry fee but expect rocky, slippery terrain and coastal winds. Best at low tide to access closer angles; golden hour and blue hour offer strong contrast. Arrive on weekdays or early morning for fewer visitors. Ferries/planes to Ōshima and local parking in Nomashi are available; bring


A coastal basalt outcrop nicknamed “Godzilla Rock” for its reptilian silhouette—great for dramatic seascapes and silhouette shots against sunrise or sunset. Reachable from Ōshima’s Nomashi coast by a short walk; no entry fee but expect rocky, slippery terrain and coastal winds. Best at low tide to access closer angles; golden hour and blue hour offer strong contrast. Arrive on weekdays or early morning for fewer visitors. Ferries/planes to Ōshima and local parking in Nomashi are available; bring