01 / Jade
On a beach where jade washes up,magatama were polished 1,500 years ago.

The Miyazaki-Sakai Coast (宮崎・境海岸) is a gravel beach about 4 km long, where raw jade stones wash up from the sea. In 1967, on the Hamayama (浜山) terrace overlooking the sea, the remains of a Kofun-period magatama workshop were found for the first time in Japan. The excavation team named the beach the Hisui Coast (ヒスイ海岸). The hard stones were split after grooves were cut around them.
- About 4 km east to west
- 1967: Japan's first such workshop
- Prefectural Historic Site
