Tofu Rocks

Can't make it to Kyoto's Kamo River to 'jump over turtles'? Then come to Tofu Rocks to check in and snap some photos! In the midst of a summer heatwave, come here to listen to the gurgling water, capture the river's flow, and feel your spirits soar! Located in the Touqian River, the Tofu Rocks are named for their square shapes neatly arranged in the river, resembling blocks of tofu in a soup. The neatly aligned rocks look like God's computer keyboard or piano keys, with waves crashing against them as if performing a concert for visitors! It has become a popular photo spot! Important tip: Due to the relatively large gaps between the Tofu Rocks, please be mindful of the tides and waves. It is recommended not to stand on the rocks for photos to avoid the possibility of falling. Please ensure your personal safety.