Isahayawan Kantakuteibo Doro

it was a transfer from unzen to saga.

Original Text

After passing through Unzen National Park, I could see the sea. A little further, you will find this embankment road with a big bridge on your right. The embankment has become a hot topic with Color 々, but it is a fairly convenient road as a road. It's a straight road and it feels very good. Of course, this process will also shorten time.

It's straight, so it's a pleasant drive.

Original Text

It is a road of about 8 kilometers on the tide embankment of Isahaya Bay, and is also called Unzen Tara Sea Line. The flat and straight road allows you to drive refreshingly like running over the sea. There is a toilet and an observation space in the free parking lot on the way, so you can take a break.

Reclamation tide embankment

Original Text

It is a road built on the tide embankment of that famous Isahaya Bay reclamation project. At the time of reclamation, the image of the iron plate being dropped to 々 and closing the bay comes to mind. The road itself is convenient because it plays a role like a bypass to go to shimabara.

A road that runs straight through the sea

Original Text

I passed when I went to Isahaya from Unzen. The time has been considerably shortened as the embankment of the reclamation project can be passed. There is a parking lot in the middle, and there is a pedestrian bridge that passes over the road, and if you take a picture from there, you can see the state of this road well.

It passes over the sea of Isahaya Bay.

Original Text

　I was running from Kashima City, Saga Prefecture to Unzen on National Highway ２０７. This Isahaya Bay Reclamation Embankment Road is a road built on the sea at the entrance of Isahaya Bay on the way. This road, which extends straight, has a total length of about ８ｋｍ, and there was a large parking lot in the middle. I parked my car and climbed the pedestrian bridge over the road. The sea is on both sides of the road, and it stretches straight through it. And on the south side, the mountain of Unzen we are heading for is ...