Wakkanai Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

Wakkanai is the northernmost city in Hokkaido, and the "most northern" landmark is in the northeastern tip of Wakkanai. The first day of the new year is held here. In the sunny days, the beach looks like a mirror and looks like clouds. It is very beautiful. Zonggu has a triangular monument that symbolizes the North Star, and on the left is the statue of the explorer's palace in the Edo period. When the weather is fine, you can see the snowy mountains in front of you, the Russian island of Sakhalin. Not far from the right, there is a music tablet with the score of the song "Zong Guzhen". Some people will play automatically when they approach, and the melody will float in the wind, making the atmosphere a bit embarrassing. At the souvenir shop, I bought a certificate for the arrival of the northernmost end. As long as 100 yen, it is really cheap and good~ I will print the date of the visit on the spot, and I can buy a postcard and put it on the medal. There are various "most northern ends" nearby, such as the northernmost store, the northernmost restaurant, the northernmost mailbox, and even the northernmost washroom...

The most popular and popular landmark in the Zongguyi area is the Northmost Land of Japan monument built on a small piece of land reclamation on the northernmost tip of Haitang. The theme of the part of the "North Star" of the Hokkaido Road is the triangular building with a total height of 4.53 meters. The precise position is 45 degrees 31 minutes 22 seconds north latitude and 141 degrees east longitude. In 11 seconds, the weather can be seen from the monument to the land of Sakhalin. Because it is the northernmost land of Japan, plus the southern birch (southern Sakhalin Island) that was once Japanese territory, it was occupied by the Soviet Union after the end of the Second World War and has since become a foreign land. The Japanese have a very unique and emotional symbolic meaning and become one of the most important tourist attractions in the Daobei area. In addition to the monument, there is a song written by Yoshida Hiroshi and a boat in the boat. It was sung by Chiba Scorpion in 1972, because in 1976, NHKs singing program "Everybody's Song" The music monument of the popular song "Zong Guzhen", which is a popular result (a monument that will play music when someone approaches). In addition, there are a series of facilities around the "most northern end", such as the northernmost store in Japan (Baiwu), the northernmost restaurant (the northernmost end of the dining hall), the northernmost homestay (the northernmost place) and even the most At the northernmost mailbox, the northernmost public toilets will also be the northernmost gas station that will give you the "Japan's most northern fueling certificate" after the passengers have finished the oil.

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If you can't see the sunrise, go see the sunset? There are several places in Wakkanai to enjoy the sunset. The most popular is the , the name is derived from the language of the Ainu, meaning the cape that stands out like a squat and the place where the waves splash. The Chinese characters are written in the wild. Cold cloth. In the winter, the sunset time is at 4pm. At three o'clock, I drove to the northwestern tip of Wakkanai. The clouds were thick. I already knew that I didn't have a chance to see the beautiful sunset, but I could see a little light when I arrived. When the weather is good, you can see Lie Fuji and Rebun Island here. Not far from the Wakkanai lighthouse is 42.7 meters high, the second highest in Japan, the red and white stripes make people think of sailor suits. Address: Wakkanai-shi 2chome Approximately 10 minutes drive from Wakkanai Station, or take the bus.

Wakkanai is located on the island of Hokkaido and also has the claim to fame of being the northernmost city in all of Japan. This time I’ll lead you to Wakkanai Park. Wakkanai Park is also called Wakkanai Koen and you can spend time here walking past some 4,000 cherry trees for which the park is famous. One of the great things about the park is that it is located on a hill and this affords you the chance to take in the spectacular views across the city. You can also walk to the Hokumon Shrine which sits at the top of the hill and there are a number of trails to explore on your way down. Address: Japan, 〒097-0022 Hokkaido, Wakkanai, Central, １丁目 #travelinspiration #wintergetaway #unforgettableexperiences #naturalwonders

Wakkanai Wonders: Driving Memories Return

#2024wish In October 2018, I embarked on an unforgettable self-driving trip to Wakkanai Park 稚内公園. Nestled on a hill offering panoramic views of the city, the park boasted iconic monuments like the Ice and Snow Gate and the memorial for the Sakhalin Huskies, Taro and Jiro. The centennial commemorative tower, combining an observation facility and a local history museum, stood proudly alongside the guesthouse "Hyosetsu," providing a free resting place. The trip was a mesmerizing blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. As I recall the breathtaking scenery and the serenity of Wakkanai Park, I can't help but yearn for another visit. In 2024, I wish to go there again.

Looking out from the hotel room, there is a long breakwater in front of it, which leads straight to Zongguwan. The promenade is as striking as an ancient Roman building. After the breakfast turned fine, I immediately walked over to see it. This breakwater was completed in 1936 and is 427 meters long. A total of 70 huge columns support the semi-arched building, resisting the strong winds and waves of the four seasons. Walking in the promenade is like being on a huge stage, even more mysterious and spectacular. Usually there will be concerts, exhibitions, gathering places, etc., and the utilization rate is very high. There is no snow here, and it becomes a sports venue in the winter. The old lady walks inside, and there are young people who come back and forth. It is a ten minute walk from Wakkanai Station.

Wakkanai Wonders: Lighthouse Serenity Beckon

#2024wish In October 2018, I embarked on an unforgettable trip to Wakkanai, Hokkaido, Japan. The crisp autumn air greeted me as I explored the charming town, but it was the Wakkanai Lighthouse that stole my heart. Standing tall at Noshappu, it offered breathtaking views of the Sea of Japan. The serene surroundings and the rhythmic waves created a calming atmosphere. As I strolled through 2 Chome-2 Noshappu, the lighthouse's historic charm left an indelible mark on my memory. The vibrant hues of the setting sun painted the sky, casting a warm glow over the landscape. In 2024, I wish to go there again, reliving the tranquility and beauty that Wakkanai bestowed upon me.