[2025 Shakotan Attraction] Travel Guide for Cape Syakotan (Updated Apr)

I rented a car from Otaru Station and headed to Shakotan. Cape Shakotan✨ The clear blue sea, known as "Shakotan Blue," and the rugged rocks...it was simply a spectacular sight... One of the capes of the Shakotan Peninsula in western Hokkaido, Cape Shakotan has a clear, beautiful sea below the cliffs where you can see the rock surface✨ There are souvenir shops and restaurants where you can eat Shakotan sea urchin near the parking lot. Access: 200 minutes by car from New Chitose Airport. 110 minutes by bus (also available from Sapporo Station) from Otaru Station (get off at Shimamui Beach Entrance) 20 minutes walk from Shimamui Beach Entrance bus stop. About 40 minutes by car from Yoichi Station. Public transportation is limited, so I recommend accessing by car♪ #Hokkaido Trip #Sapporo #Japan Genki Project #Summer Trip#Amazing View

#January travel support event #February travel support event Shakotan, which is a tour near Sapporo, is a travel destination that can only be visited in the summer. Due to the characteristics of the Hokkaido region, which receives a lot of snow, it is a travel destination that can only be visited in the summer when the weather is good. In Shakotan, where the word "Shakotan Blue" was coined, you can see the ocean and try the most delicious Shakotan sea urchin!

#November Good Places 2024 Jakdan, located in Hokkaido, is famous for its seaweed, and when summer comes, it is even more seaweed production. This time we went to Keiho in Cape Kamui, one of the famous local japonica seaweed shops! At noon this was fully seated, however fortunately the restaurant was large in size, so after a while we were able to enter. The red seaweed was sold out that day, so I had to try the white seaweed, but it tasted the same, very fresh and sweet, and although the price was expensive, it was worth it.

#0yentrip About 2 hours by car from Sapporo city. A drive around Cape Shakotan. If the weather is good, the beauty of the Shakotan sea will shine. If you have the stamina, you can also walk up Cape Kamui. There is a promenade, and it takes about 40 minutes round trip. It's quite steep because of the slope, but you can reach the seaside. If you get hungry, the sea urchin bowl at "Misaki" is delicious 😋 #Hokkaido #Sea #Recommended for a date #Family trip #Seafood bowl #Driving spot

Come to Shakotan, which is about 2 hours by car from Sapporo, and eat uni-don. And take a walk in the beautiful scenery of Shakotan Blue (blue sea) at Cape Kamui nearby... 👍🏻 #Sapporo #uni-don #Shakotan

#Sapporo Attractions Cape Shakotan, located in the northwest of Hokkaido, Japan, is a breathtakingly beautiful coastal landscape. The coastline here is winding and undulating, forming a spectacular sight of cliffs. Long-standing geological activities have carved out this amazing sea erosion terrain. Towering rocks stand in the rough sea, some of them pierce the sky like spires, while others present strange twisted and deformed shapes. These steep and majestic rock peaks, with the ever-changing light and shadow of the tide, exude a desolate and mysterious temperament. The blue waves of the Pacific Ocean roll and wash under the cliffs, beating out waves of white foam. Visitors strolling along the trail on the cape can enjoy this breathtaking sea view up close. Several isolated islands can be vaguely seen in the distance, blending into the sky and the sea, forming a natural picture of harmony between man and nature. Here, time seems to stand still, and visitors can only marvel at this ingenious masterpiece of the Creator. Perhaps it is this primitive and rugged natural beauty that attracts tourists from all over the world to come and see the unique charm of Cape Shakotan.