Certificate of Arrival at the easternmost point on mainland Japan, Cape Nasabushi, Nemuro City

The easternmost part of Japan is Nemuro City, Hokkaido. There are direct flights from Sapporo, you can also take a train or drive. The easternmost point is at Nasab Cape, about 30 minutes from Nemuro. There are buses but you need to pay attention to the bus schedule. Self-driving is more flexible and convenient. When you arrive at Cape Nasab, you can get a free arrival certificate at the Nemuro City Northern Territory Museum (Figure 1). Each of the four poles in Japan has a certificate of arrival. The certificate has the date of arrival and the mayor's seal. When turned over, a large picture can be spelled out on the back. Pay attention to the closing time. There are also several restaurants in Cape Nasab where you can eat Hanasaki crab dishes. The actual easternmost point is the lighthouse in Figure 4. It takes about 5 minutes to walk from the get off location. The lighthouse is currently under maintenance. When visiting Nemuro, you can also dine at the very famous Nemuro Hanamaru main store. There are usually long queues at branches such as Tokyo. The northernmost one is in Wakkanai City, Hokkaido, and the easternmost and southernmost ones are in Kyushu. #Japan #Hokkaido #Nasabuzaki #Easternmost #Nemuro #Nemuro Hanamaru conveyor belt sushi #花咲 crab