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Tag: Cape

  • Cape Kyogamisaki

    Cape Kyogamisaki is called “Kyogamisaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Kyotango (Japanese Only)

  • Cape Irozaki

    Cape Irozaki is called “Irozaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Irozaki Ocean Park (Japanese Only)

  • Cape Koganezaki

    Cape Koganezaki is called “Koganezaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Nishiizu Town (Japanese Only)

  • Cape Nyudo

    Cape Nyudo is called “Nyudo Zaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Oganavi

  • Cape Tappi

    Cape Tappi is called “Tappi Zaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Amazing AOMORI

  • Cape Sukoton

    Cape Sukoton is called “Sukoton Misaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link HOKKAIDO LOVE! (Japanese Only)

  • Cape Noshappu

    Cape Noshappu is called “Noshappu Misaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link HOKKAIDO LOVE! (Japanese Only)

  • Cape Soya

    Cape Soya is called “Soya Misaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link HOKKAIDO LOVE! (Japanese Only)

  • Cape Nosappu

    Cape Nosappu is called “Nosappu Misaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link NEMURO

  • Cape Notoro

    Cape Notoro is called “Notoro Misaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link HOKKAIDO LOVE! (Japanese Only)