A cape extending southeast from Miyako Island, with sea-lined paths, a lighthouse and views toward the horizon.
Highlights
- A cape extending about 2 km
- A lighthouse and open horizon
- Coastal paths and vegetation
A lighthouse and an open horizon
The cape extends about 2 km from Miyako Island’s eastern end, with a lighthouse near its tip. Sea views surround the narrow landform, while coastal plants, rock and greenery add detail beside the paths.
The lighthouse stands beyond the coastal paths, surrounded by sea views. The landscape gives the cape its distinctive open character.
Exploring the area
Views back along the path reveal the length and shape of the cape as well as the lighthouse ahead. The stop adds time on foot to a drive around eastern Miyako Island.
Before visiting
Lighthouse admission and a walk around the cape have different arrangements. Official lighthouse information helps with a planned visit.
