[2025 Nemuro Attraction] Travel Guide for Cape Nosappu - the easternmost point of Japan (Updated May)

Hokkaido, Eastern Hokkaido Tourism in Winter! We went to Cape Nosappu❗️ The culmination of Eastern Hokkaido Tourism, the easternmost cape of Hokkaido ✅We went to Cape Nosappu❗️ It was mid-winter, but as is the case on the coastline, there wasn't much snow and it was easy to drive on. There was a rock just beyond the cape, but the waves had hit it and it was frozen! The sense of accomplishment and satisfaction of having come this far❗️ is amazing! You should definitely come to Cape Nosappu and experience it! At Cape Nosappu, there are souvenir shops and restaurants ✅Curry rice ✅Scallop sashimi ✅Crab soup (free) You can also enjoy it! #Snowscape#Cape Nosappu#Hokkaido Tourism#Hokkaido Trip#Eastern Hokkaido Tourism#Eastern Hokkaido Trip

Cape Nosappu, located in Nemuro City, Hokkaido, is the easternmost cape in Japan. On clear days, you can see the Habomai Islands and Kunashiri Island of the Northern Territories! [Highlights] - Cape Nosappu Lighthouse: A historic lighthouse where you can enjoy the surrounding scenery. - Bridge of the Islands: A monument symbolizing the Northern Territories. - Hoppo-kan: An observation room offering panoramic views of the surroundings. - Natural Attractions: In winter, you can see drift ice, and in summer, you might spot sea otters and dolphins. [Access] - By car: About 25 minutes from Nemuro Station. - By bus: About 45 minutes on the Nosappu Line from Nemuro Station. - Parking: Free parking is available. Cape Nosappu is a fascinating tourist destination where nature and history come together. Be sure to visit!

#Spring0yentrip The Hanasaki Line heading to Nemuro, the easternmost city of Japan, has fewer stations due to a decline in passenger numbers, and there are only five trains running. However, along the way, the beautiful scenery that makes you feel like you are in Hokkaido spreads out all the time, so you can't take your eyes off it. After a two and a half hour train journey from Kushiro, we changed to a bus and headed to Cape Nosappu, the easternmost point of Japan that the general public can reach. During the 50 minute ride, we saw people drying kelp here and there. And finally we arrived. This is the first time we've been to the "edge" of Japan since we went to Cape Soya, the northernmost point of Japan, last winter, but we still feel a sense of accomplishment, or rather, that we've come a long way. The weather was good that day, and we could see not only the Habomai Islands but also Kunashiri Island. I wonder if those islands will ever come back to Japan. We also received a certificate of reaching the fourth edge of mainland Japan, and we were very satisfied. It was the most memorable place we visited this time.

#sapporoattractions Cape Nashab is an amazing natural attraction. The seaside cliffs here are so magnificent. When I stood on the edge of the cliffs and looked down at the blue ocean, I couldn't help but feel shocked. 🏞️🌊💙The towering cliffs are in sharp contrast with the rough sea, making people feel the power of nature. The beautiful scenery around Cape Nashabu is constantly changing and intoxicating. 🌳🚶♀️🍃The scenery here is so picturesque, whether it’s the morning light or the sunset, it makes people forget to leave. Especially at sunset, the setting sun dyes the sea surface into gold, like a gorgeous painting, and I can't help but pick up the camera to record this beautiful moment. 🌅📸❤️ In addition, the natural ecology around Cape Nashabu is also very rich, with seabirds soaring in the sky, adding to the lively atmosphere. 🕊️🌿✨This is undoubtedly a paradise for nature lovers and photographers. It makes me deeply appreciate the beauty and harmony of nature!

The easternmost part of Japan is Nemuro City, Hokkaido. There are direct flights from Sapporo, you can also take a train or drive. The easternmost point is at Nasab Cape, about 30 minutes from Nemuro. There are buses but you need to pay attention to the bus schedule. Self-driving is more flexible and convenient. When you arrive at Cape Nasab, you can get a free arrival certificate at the Nemuro City Northern Territory Museum (Figure 1). Each of the four poles in Japan has a certificate of arrival. The certificate has the date of arrival and the mayor's seal. When turned over, a large picture can be spelled out on the back. Pay attention to the closing time. There are also several restaurants in Cape Nasab where you can eat Hanasaki crab dishes. The actual easternmost point is the lighthouse in Figure 4. It takes about 5 minutes to walk from the get off location. The lighthouse is currently under maintenance. When visiting Nemuro, you can also dine at the very famous Nemuro Hanamaru main store. There are usually long queues at branches such as Tokyo. The northernmost one is in Wakkanai City, Hokkaido, and the easternmost and southernmost ones are in Kyushu. #Japan #Hokkaido #Nasabuzaki #Easternmost #Nemuro #Nemuro Hanamaru conveyor belt sushi #花咲 crab

#sapporoattractions Cape Nasab, located in Hokkaido, Japan, is a beautiful natural landscape area. This headland has a steep terrain and breathtaking views of sea and sky, attracting a large number of tourists to explore. The most famous landscape of Cape Nashabu is its steep cliffs. These towering rock walls stand directly in the tranquil Pacific Ocean, like a natural barrier. Standing on the top of the cliff, overlooking the rippling blue ocean, feeling the majesty and magnificence of nature is refreshing. In addition, there are many beautiful seaside paths on the headland for tourists to stroll and enjoy. As a nature reserve, Cape Nashab is rich in wildlife resources. There are many rock birds nesting and nesting here, such as seagulls, sea eagles, etc., which is dizzying to see. Visitors who are lucky enough to observe these rare birds will have an unforgettable experience. Whether it's the vast Pacific Ocean scenery, rugged terrain or rare wildlife, Cape Nasabu highlights the charm of Hokkaido's natural beauty. This is undoubtedly an excellent destination for tourists to deeply experience the nature of northern Japan.

🐻 Want to visit Shiretoko National Park with the brown bears and their cubs, watch whales, dolphins, and seals, see Steller's sea eagles and white-tailed eagles, and experience 'Drift Ice Walking'. ㅤ 🦌 Want to stroll on the sandbars of Notsuke Peninsula, see the underwater forest, deer, wild birds, and various flowers. ㅤ 🧊 Want to see miles of drift ice drifting with the ocean currents towards Nemuro and Cape Nosappu. ㅤ 🐟 Want to go to Utoro and Rausu to eat sea urchins and pollock, taste salmon roe, prawns, and scallops in Otaidonuma, and not miss the Hanasaki crabs and saury in Nemuro.

I went to Cape Nosappu Lighthouse, the easternmost point in Nemuro, Hokkaido. Even within Hokkaido, it's really remote. It's about two and a half hours away from Kushiro. You can see the Northern Territories, and there is a stone monument commemorating the return of the Northern Territories. It's a shame that the weather was bad. #summerweekendtrip #hokkaidotrip #keihangroupcampaign

1. Cape Nosappu, Nemuro City, the easternmost point of Japan Recommended points: Located at the easternmost point of Japan, there is a small lighthouse. I think it is a beautiful tourist spot. Evaluation: If the weather is good, you can see the Northern Territories. If you go in winter, you can see the ice floes. #Travel in Japan #Easternmost point of Japan#Amazing view