Kasa-no-Misaki

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Kasa-no-Misaki is a cape protruding into the Japan Sea, where the contrast between steep cliffs and blue sea is superb. The view from the cape is very open, allowing you to feel nature's greatness and ocean beauty. Sunset beauty is also reputed.

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【ドローン空撮】日本海の絶景、加佐の岬！（石川県加賀市）

【ドローン空撮】日本海の絶景、加佐の岬！（石川県加賀市）

Kaga City Tourism and Exchange Organization

Kasa-no-Misaki

Address
Hashidate-machi, Kaga-shi, Ishikawa
Website
https://www.tabimati.net/
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Kaga City Tourism and Exchange Organization

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