Cape Ōma

It’s awesome for us

I guess it’s just me. The family have visited all the 5 big islands of japan. Geographically, it seems to make sense to visit this tip of Honshu when I visited Aomori. Honestly, it’s a sleepy town but...

If you don't come to this place, why are you in Oma, anyway?

Cape Oma is the northermost point of the main island of Japan, Honshu. The obvious answer to the title's question is, "for the tuna." But once you took ll the effort to get here, you should stop by th...

Going during February, the weather is good, the wind is strong, not many people, and the photos are comfortable.

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It is a fish monument, a wide courtyard with sea views, nearby there is a famous restaurant. The owner of the fishing shop that used to be auctioned for up to 45 million yen. Repeat the only one 45 million yen.

i came to omazaki, which i longed for.

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The day before, I stayed at Shimoburo Onsen Inn and visited by bus. When you come to Shimokita, the TV program will be shown not in Aomori but in Hokkaido, and the number of broadcasting stations will definitely increase. The variety of choices increases and will entertain the viewers. Shimokita forgets Aomori. If you can come by car, you shouldn't have to worry about making a schedule. However, travelers who rely on public transportation are confused by making time. On the day, we arrived at Omazaki at 09:26 by bus, 13 ...

The rest house and the monument of the tuna, the northernmost monument of Honshu, etc. are lined up.

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　90 minutes by ferry from Hakodate Port. When we arrived at Oma Port, we aimed for Omazaki, the northernmost part of Honshu. About 4km from Oma Port, we arrived at the parking lot of Omazaki in about 10 minutes by car. The northernmost cape of Honshu may be imagined as a cape with a steep cliff, but Omazaki was a flat land. The cape is well maintained and there is a facility called Omazaki Rest House, where you can see the whole cape. Around, tuna fishing ...