Cape Kamui - Hokkaido
Cape Kamui or Kamui Misaki ( 神威岬 ) is probably the most popular tourist spot in Shakotan. It is located in Kusanai, Kozaki-cho in the town of Shakotan, Shakotan District in Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan . Cape Kamui Cape Kamui Details Cape Kamui is a breathtaking natural landmark that juts dramatically into the Sea of Japan from the northwestern tip of the Shakotan Peninsula. This stunning cape is part of the Niseko-Shakotan-Otaru Coast Quasi-National Park , a protected area celebrated for its pristine landscapes and rich biodiversity. Cape Kamui - Shakotan town, Hokkaido Prefecture What Does "Kamui" Mean? The name " Kamui " derives from the Ainu language, meaning "god" or "divine spirit." Historically, the cape was also known as Cape Okamuri or Cape Okamui ("Okamui Misaki"), reflecting the deep cultural roots and ancient beliefs tied to this place. Blowing in the wind. Shakotan Blue The small plaza near the parking area The...
