“Tojinbo Cliffs” is a national natural treasure located in the Echizen Kagakaigan Quasi National Park that features a dynamic view of columnar joints of pyroxene andesite that continues along the coast line for approximately 1 km.

Despite the seemingly soft appearance of the surface, the rocks are in fact very solid and hard. The scenic view of Tojinbo, therefore, could also be described as a piece of art that was created by the rough waves of the Sea of Japan.