
Ashizurimisaki Cape: Kongōfukuji Temple and Hakusan Sea Cave - Spectacular Journey to the Southernmost Point of Shikoku
A classic scenic course that allows you to fully experience Ashizurimisaki Cape, the southernmost point of Shikoku, over the course of a full day. From the observation platform, a vast ocean spreads across 270 degrees with the white lighthouse, you pass through a camellia-lined walking trail to visit the 38th Pilgrimage site Kongōfukuji Temple, and encounter Hakusan Sea Cave, one of Japan's largest granite sea caves. All these highlights concentrated at the cape can be leisurely explored on foot. When tired from walking, rest your feet at the free Manjiro Ashiyu with views overlooking Hakusan Sea Cave. To cap it off, visit the John Manjiro Museum in Tosashimizu, where you can learn the dramatic life story of a great figure produced by this region, and enjoy souvenir shopping at the attached shop. This is the perfect classic plan for your first visit to Ashizuri.
Schedule

The Southernmost Point of Shikoku: 270-Degree Horizon and White Lighthouse Welcome

38th Sacred Site with Kobo Daishi's Legacy: Leisurely Visit the Spacious Temple Grounds

Japan's Largest Granite Sea Cave: Witness Waves Carved Through Rock

Manjiro Ashiyu: Free Foot Bath Overlooking the Sea Cave - Relieve Your Walking Fatigue

Learn About John Manjiro: A Remarkable Life and Souvenir Shopping
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