Cape Ashizuri
Landmark
Prefecture
Kochi
Type
Landmark
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1 review
Free
Entry Fee
Free Entry
Restaurant
Cafe
About This Destination
Cape Ashizuri marks the southernmost point of Shikoku, where dramatic 80-meter cliffs plunge into the Pacific Ocean beneath a historic white lighthouse. The cape is the terminus of Shikoku's famous 88-temple pilgrimage route, giving it deep spiritual significance for Buddhist pilgrims who have walked this path for over a thousand years. Wild camellias bloom across the windswept headland in winter, and the Kuroshio current brings exceptional fishing and marine life.
Cape Ashizuri marks the southernmost point of Shikoku, where dramatic 80-meter cliffs plunge into the Pacific Ocean beneath a historic white lighthouse. The cape is the terminus of Shikoku's famous 88-temple pilgrimage route, giving it deep spiritual significance for Buddhist pilgrims who have walked this path for over a thousand years. Wild camellias bloom across the windswept headland in winter, and the Kuroshio current brings exceptional fishing and marine life.
Location
Prefecture: Kochi
Address: Kochi, Japan
Nearest Station: Nakamura Station (bus transfer)
Visitor Information
Credit Cards: Accepted
Access
Ashizurimisaki, Tosashimizu, Kochi
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