Hinode Cape

I think the evaluation will vary depending on the weather and time.

Original Text

I stopped by on the way from Monbetsu to Wakkanai. If you climb a little hill from the parking lot, you will find a completely glass-walled building. I think it is a helpful facility when waiting for sunrise or if the weather is bad. I went there in the afternoon, but unfortunately it was a light rain, so I just looked at the vague Sea of Okhotsk. If this is Seiten, I think the evaluation will be different. The toilet is also complete, but for men, it is glassy when you add it, so you can meet the person walking on the table ...

As the name suggests, the sunrise will look beautiful!

Original Text

When I was running on National Highway ２３８ toward Wakkanai, I found a signboard, so I stopped by. There was also a campsite, and it was a pleasant place facing the Sea of Okhotsk in front of me. Imagine that winter is a place where there is a lot of snow and it is a severe place.

A Cape protruding into the Sea of Okhotsk

Original Text

It is a cape protruding into the Sea of Okhotsk, a little northeast of Soya National Highway 238. It seems to be a great place to see the rising sun from the Sea of Okhotsk, there is a large campsite, and it seems to be crowded with a large number of campers in the summer, but there are no people at all during the northwest monsoon. It was. I enjoyed the scenery at the observatory, which was covered with glass, without worrying about the wind, but the glass was dirty with the splashes of the sea breeze, so I took a picture outside while shaking in the cold wind.

Drift ice in winter

Original Text

If you look at the Sea of Okhotsk from here, you can see the terrain that is in the bay. Drift ice rushed in during the season and you can see it powerful.

A hole in Okhotskrain

Original Text

Cape Naha has a glass-walled observatory. At the tip of the cape, the rocky area is nearby. The hot spring hotel nearby can take a day trip bath until around 21:00, so you can heal the tiredness of driving.