Cape Soya
Stand at Cape Soya, widely recognised as Japan’s northernmost cape.
Check seasonal access, opening hours and safety notices before visiting.
Official information ↗Visit Japan’s northern cape and island landscapes of Rishiri and Rebun, connected by seasonal ferry routes. Start in Wakkanai. Ferries connect to Rishiri and Rebun; plan overnight stays and allow for cancellations.
Stand at Cape Soya, widely recognised as Japan’s northernmost cape.
Check seasonal access, opening hours and safety notices before visiting.
Official information ↗Visit a coastal lookout toward Rishiri Island and the sunset.
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Official information ↗Enjoy a gentle lakeside walk on Rishiri Island when seasonal trails are open.
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Official information ↗Admire Mount Rishiri reflected in this island pond during the warmer months.
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Official information ↗See island cliffs and alpine flora from Rebun’s Momoiwa viewpoint in season.
Check seasonal access, opening hours and safety notices before visiting.
Official information ↗Use the Wakkanai ferry terminal for crossings to Rishiri and Rebun; sailings depend on weather.
Check seasonal access, opening hours and safety notices before visiting.
Official information ↗Opening times, seasonal access and transport may change. Check official sources.