Old Japanese beach photo amazes internet

• Reddit users say that the picture was taken at the San’in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark.
• The photo has also been shared on Reddit and other social media sites.
• It was posted with the caption A walk along the ocean shoreline. #HelloFrom Sea of Japan.

We’ve all been to a beach or at least seen a picture of one. You’ll agree that most of these pictures make us want to go on a trip. Feel-good hormones are released in the brain by the calm waves of the sea and the soft sand. This calms the mind. But have you ever been to a beach where there was snow, sand, and water? Even if you don’t believe it, this miracle happened in Japan.

In a post shared by an Instagram page, snow, sand, and the sea all meet in the same place. On the right side of the picture, you can see snow. On the left, you can see the sea. In the middle, you can see a person walking on the sand. The photo has also been shared on Reddit and other social media sites. Reddit users say that the picture was taken at the San’in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark, which is in the west of Japan and stretches from the Kyogamisaki Cape in Kyoto to the Hakuto Kaigan Coast in Tottori.

The photo went viral in January of last year when it was posted with the caption “A walk along the ocean shoreline. #HelloFrom Sea of Japan.”

 

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Since the post was shared, it has gotten more than 18,000 likes. Many users were shocked to see something like this happen.

One Instagram user said, “That’s crazy.”

“Absolutely crazy,” said a second person.

“This is one of the most amazing and beautiful pictures I’ve ever seen,” said a third person.

“One of the most amazing and beautiful pictures I have ever seen,” said someone else on Instagram.

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