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Take a quiet walk through Ebisu Island, a small coastal island in Shimoda, Izu Peninsula, where visible rock layers tell the story of Japan’s ancient past.

As you walk along the shore, you can see clearly exposed geological layers formed by volcanic activity and tectonic movement over millions of years. These natural formations are part of the Izu Peninsula Geopark, a UNESCO Global Geopark recognized for its unique geology created at the boundary of the Philippine Sea Plate.

Ebisu Island is not only a geological site, but also a place where history, belief, and nature quietly coexist. A small local shrine stands on this ancient land, reflecting how people have long respected and lived alongside these powerful natural forces.

This video is a no-talking walking tour, recorded with only natural ambient sounds such as waves and wind. It is designed to let you experience the slow rhythm, silence, and atmosphere of this historic coastal landscape without interruption.

📍 Location: Ebisu Island, Shimoda City, Izu Peninsula, Japan
🪨 Feature: Visible geological layers / coastal rock formations
🌍 Part of: Izu Peninsula UNESCO Global Geopark
🎧 Audio: Natural sounds only (no talking)
🚶 Style: Quiet walking tour / Ambient walk

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