Cape Bisha

It's a great view place!!

Original Text

A tourist spot at the westernmost point of Honshu in Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It is a little-known place in Yamaguchi Prefecture with many wonderful tourist spots, and I think it is the best place to see the sunset over the Sea of Japan. Moreover, this is also the place where you can see the lateest dusk in mainland Honshu. If you walk about 200 ｍ from the parking lot in front of you, there is an observatory, which is a hill of 120 ｍ above sea level, so you can see the scenery of the Sea of Japan under your eyes, which is a superb view. A little off National Highway 191 ...

Southernmost in the state

Original Text

On the way from Shimonoseki to Hagi, I saw a signboard and had time, so I took a detour. When I parked my car in the parking lot, a beautiful butterfly 々 flew. It seems that it is a very valuable butterfly 々. I walked a few 200m and saw the observatory. When I stood on the observatory at the southernmost tip of Honshu, I could see Kyushu and Tsunoshima, and the weather was nice and I felt very comfortable. My companion wrote and spelled memories on the memos there.

The sunset is beautiful.

Original Text

Since it is the westernmost part of Honshu, I thought it was a place where I could see the sunset until the latest in Honshu, so I went in the evening. Perhaps because it was evening, when we went, we just passed by one pair and there was no other person. From the observatory, you can see the wide 々 sea and the horizon. If you wish to reach the westernmost tip of Honshu, the tourism campaign executive committee in Shimonoseki will issue it.

The view to open a little walk from the parking lot is spectacular.

Original Text

Walk a little from the parking lot. The sidewalk is well maintained, so ordinary sneakers are fine, but high heels are tough. When you arrive, there is a monument and an observatory is also maintained. The view of the sea spreading over one side is spectacular.

The westernmost end of Benzhou の sunset が see える Qiu

Original Text

Turn right on the way to Shimonoseki on National Highway 191, and walk about 200m from the parking lot for about 20 minutes. In front of you, you can see the city of Yawata in Kitakyushu on the left, and Mt. Sarakura in the back. After that, you can follow to the Wakamatsu area on your right. There is a smartphone stand in front of the lighthouse monument in front of the observatory, so you can take a selfie.