Jade Coast

Original Text

To find "hisui", I went to "hisui coast" in Niigata. I searched for the result at "hisui coast" in Toyama, but I couldn't find it as well. Sorry. However, I saw a local person looking for "hisui" rather than a tourist. Is the "hisui coast" in Niigata more likely to be discovered?

Original Text

　The Hisui Coast is the west coast of the city of Itoigawa. It is a coast where (sometimes) Hisui, which is also a specialty of the Itoigawa River, can be found. The coast was a whitish ball gravel coast. It seems that jade is contained in a whitish rock, but at first glance you don't know jade. Rather, stones containing jade are not easy to find. Even so, I could see people looking for jade here and there.

Original Text

　The jade coast is famous for its rare jade. It is a coast in Itoigawa City, a town famous for catching jade. It is a beach of ball gravel from the beach. The ball gravel is basically whitish, so I think that all of them are jade (?). Even if jade is included, it is hardly known to amateurs. Isn't it good to be on a beautiful gravel beach?

Original Text

I went with the intention of picking up beautiful stones to commemorate my trip. It was fun just to see the waves on the beach. I stayed for about 30 minutes and searched for jade.

Original Text

I couldn't pick up jade this time, but I was able to find a lot of beautiful stones. The mountains and the sea are so close that you can relax just by looking at the scenery.