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Yakunogenbugankoen Park

Yakunogenbugankoen Park

📍 Kyoto

At Yakuno Basalt Park, columnar jointing in basalt formed as lava cooled and set stands exposed, so you can look directly at a piece of natural sculpture. These striking columns were created between 300,000 and 400,000 years ago, when lava that flowed from the eruption of Mount Hosan — said to be the only volcano in Kyoto Prefecture — cooled and cracked into hexagons as it hardened.

📸 Best photo spotOpen lawns or spots near the pond make good backdrops — even better during flowering season.

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