15. The Beach at Ibusuki
What it is: a shoreline near a volcano
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Ibusuki Beach in southern Japan may not look like a typical sunbathing spot at first glance, yet it is. The sand is really granite that was formed by a neighboring volcano rather than actual sand. Because of the volcanic activity, the material is heated underneath, creating the ideal environment for a steaming sand bath.
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While there are risks involved in going to the beach, most visitors find it to be a peaceful and joyful place to be. Would you completely avoid it, or would you put it on your bucket list of places to visit?
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