Cape Spots in Iwate Area
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- Iwate
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- Cape Hirotasaki
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi Hirotacho Atsumari
- This is located in Atsumari, Hirota-cho, Rikuzen-Takata City. Visitors can enjoy the scenery created by the cliffs, the rocky reefs, and the broad expanse of the sea. Aomatsu Island and Tsubaki Island, visible from the shore, are breeding grounds for black-tailed gulls, and Tsubaki Island has been designated a National Monument.
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陸前高田の広田湾の先端に位置する岬です.太平洋の大海原を眺めることができる風光明媚な岬です.市内から車で小1時間かかります.
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- Kitayamazaki
- Travel / Tourism
- Iwate Pref. Shimoheiguntanohatamura Kitayama 129-10
- Gigantic and oddly shaped rocks jut out from cliffs 200 meters high for a stretch of about eight kilometers at Kitayamazaki, one of the world’s best examples of coastal scenic beauty. Since the dynamic series of rocks is reminiscent of a mountain range, this scenic landscape has been called “the Ocean Alps.” Stairs take visitors 736 steps down to the water’s edge, along them to experience the crashing waves at close range.
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- Kurosaki Point
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- Iwate Shimohei-gun Fudaimura
- This earth village is located at 40° North latitude in Fudai Village, Iwate Prefecture. Standing at the Kurosaki Observation Point or the Anmoura Observation Point, visitors can look down at the Pacific Ocean from the steep cliffs and see the curvature of the earth. It has also been designated a “geo site” of Sanriku Geo Park. Fudai considers Kurosaki Observation Point to be its symbol, and other impressive sights include East Point, which exactly marks 40°0’ 0”” North, and the waterfall at Anmoura, the steepest drop in Iwate Prefecture. The name of Anmoura Observation Point, which stands on the edge of a 100-meter cliff, is said to come from an Ainu word that refers to demons and ghosts.
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- Cape Ohakozaki
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- Iwate Kamaishi-shi Hakozakicho
- This is located at the end of the Hakozaki Peninsula and is one of the most famous scenic spots along the Rikuchu Coast, offering a view created by the sea, wind, rain, and other natural forces over the eons. Looking to the north, visitors can see from Otsuchi Bay to Yamada Bay, and looking toward the south, they can see from Sangan Island to Kamaishi Bay. To the south is an immense area of closely huddled granite rock formations, and Sangan Island is visible. Visitors can travel the 6. 8 kilometers from Hakozaki Shirahama to the point via a walking trail clearly marked with directional signs.
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- Cape Jagasaki
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi Otomocho Yachi
- This is located in Yachidate, Otomo-cho, Rikuzen-Takata City. It is characterized by shoreline eroded by waves, and it has been designated a National Monument. Wave-eroded caves and tidal blow holes dot the shoreline, and a walking path has been laid out that allows visitors to pass through the area in about 30 minutes.
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- Unosu Cliff
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- Iwate Pref. Shimoheiguntanohatamura Magizawa
- Unosu Cliff is a scenic spot along the coast in the village of Tanohata, Shimohei County, Iwate Prefecture. The sheer rock face along the Pacific coast rises 200 meters above the sea. There is a hiking trail along the coast to Shimanokoshi, as well as a walking trail and an observation platform.
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- Ebisu nose
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- Iwate Prefecture Rikuzentakata
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- Shirahamazaki
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- Iwate Prefecture Rikuzentakata
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- Yonegasaki Cape
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- Sagoroppana
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi
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- Torinosu Cape
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi
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- Abura Cape
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi
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- Oyo Cape
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi
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- Tobinosu Cape
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- Iwate
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- Dainyusaki
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- Iwate Prefecture Rikuzentakata
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- Kanamuro Cape
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi
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- Ebisuzaki
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- Iwate Prefecture Rikuzentakata
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- Tanohama Cape
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- Kamagasaki
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi
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- Yatate Cape
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- Iwate Rikuzentakata-shi
Iwate Areas
A northern Tohoku prefecture promising peace and quiet, Iwate is sparsely populated, replacing people with snow-capped mountains, history-rich sites, and fields of crops that are to thank for the region’s delicious local cuisine. Meander along the three-city Golden Route, where you’ll visit the grand Buddhist temples of Hiraizumi and the Tono folk villages before tasting the three famed noodle dishes of Morioka.
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