Kōzakihana, Coastal park at westernmost point of Japan mainland in Sasebo, Japan.
Kōzakihana is a coastal park at the westernmost point of Japan's mainland in Sasebo. The park features observation decks with views over the East China Sea and distant island groups.
The park was established to mark the westernmost point of Japan's mainland, documented through official surveying in the 20th century. This geographical landmark became part of Japan's national identity.
This location holds special meaning in Japanese geography and identity. Visitors come here to connect with one of the four extreme cardinal points of the country.
The park is reachable by bus from JR Sasebo Station or by car via Saza Interchange. On-site facilities include parking, restrooms, and rest areas for visitors.
The park issues visitor certificates documenting your arrival at this geographical extreme. This special souvenir creates a lasting memory of reaching the country's westernmost edge.
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