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    The magnificent scenery created by the interweaving of Shakotan Blue and sheer cliffs is truly unforgettable at first sight! On this visit to Ogonzaki Cape, the snow-covered mountains and deep blue sea complemented each other, making the whole scene look like a painting.

    Near the entrance to the observation deck, there is a place in front of the municipal office that resembles a visitor information center, where you can get some information first. There was quite a bit of snow on the path in winter, but previous visitors had made a narrow trail, so I was able to walk up slowly even in sneakers.

    When I finally reached the viewpoint, the scenery before me was truly breathtaking! The snow-covered mountains, blue sea, and white snow blended together so beautifully that I didn't want to leave. This trip was really worth it. Thank you, nature, for this beautiful winter scenery!

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    Standing on the cape, the whole ocean stretches out right in front of you. On a clear day, the color of the water is beautiful, and the wind is pretty strong but feels great.

    Coming around sunset is a big plus. With the sunlight reflecting on the water, it gives you this quiet, soothing feeling.

    Overall, it doesn’t feel too commercialized. It’s more of a natural scenic spot, great for anyone who wants to clear their mind, take a walk, and snap a few landscape photos. It’s not the kind of place where you shop your way through the whole visit.

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    The water there is incredibly clear, and when the sunlight hits the rocks, they really do sparkle. No wonder it’s called Ogonzaki Cape.

    On a nice day, it’s a fantastic spot for photos or catching the sunset. Super relaxing, with a slightly romantic vibe too〜

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