Cape Kamui - Hokkaido
What is Cape Kamui?
Cape Kamui (神威岬) is located at the northernmost tip of Hokkaido and is a tourist spot that combines beautiful natural scenery with historical charm. It is especially popular as a scenic spot with spectacular ocean views. Cape Kamui is considered a sacred place, as its name is also interpreted as "Cape of the Gods," and the area is beloved by the local people.
Why is Cape Kamui so popular and how to enjoy it?
Cape Kamui is a very popular tourist destination because of its beautiful seascape and rugged nature. In particular, the following points are major attractions for visitors
You can enjoy the spectacular view.
Cape Kamui offers a beautiful panoramic view of the sea and sky. On a clear day, you can see the blue of the sea and the islands in the distance. In particular, sunset time is an essential viewing time for visitors to Cape Kamui.
History and culture
Cape Kamui is also known as a place with deep ties to Ainu culture. Near the cape, there are Ainu ruins and cultural facilities that allow visitors to experience local history and culture. The surrounding sea has also been used for fishing since ancient times, and this tradition is still alive today.
Full range of activities
Around Cape Kamui, visitors can enjoy hiking and strolling and relax in the midst of nature. There is also a well-maintained promenade along the coast, providing an environment where visitors can experience the cape's charms up close.
Photojournalistic spot
Cape Kamui has become popular on Instagram and social networking sites for its beautiful scenery. The scenery of each season is attractive, especially the autumn leaves in fall and the snowy landscape in winter attracts visitors. It is a perfect photo spot, especially for those who want to enjoy taking pictures while feeling nature.
Cape Kamui Details
| name | Cape Canterbury (esp. the island of Canterbury) |
| Location | Cape Kamui, Shakotan-cho, Shakotan-gun, Hokkaido (View on Map) |
| parking lot | ant |
| toilet | ant |
