The vertical rock walls, carved out by the rough waves of the Pacific Ocean, stand like a folding screen, and the majestic and rugged scenery overwhelms visitors. It is designated as a special protected area of ​​the Muroto-Anan Kaigan Quasi-National Park, and is characterized by its beautiful scenery with untouched nature. In particular, the contrast between the deep blue sea and the cliffs seen from the observation deck is overwhelming, and it is a popular spot among photography enthusiasts.

You can enjoy the scenery from various angles by strolling along the road overlooking Senba Cliffs (Shikoku no Michi). The promenade is well maintained, but it is a course with many ups and downs, so light mountain climbing equipment is recommended. There are rest areas along the way, so you can take a break while enjoying the scenery. There are also sightseeing boats that view Senba Cliffs from the sea, and you can experience a different impact from on land.

Not only can you experience the beauty of nature up close, but it is also popular with active tourists, as it is used as a trail running course.