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Viewed as one of the top three mystical “power spots” in Japan, the cape is visited by large numbers of tourists. Highlights include the “Skybird” observation platform, which juts out into open air and offers a sweeping view of the Sea of Japan; and the mysterious Blue Cavern, a flooded cave with waters that appear to be dyed a deep, cobalt blue.

Because of its shape, it is also known as Gunkanjima "Battleship Island". It is a well-known spot to view sunrises. Visitors can walk out toward the rock in low tide.

homage to the area’s famous local specialty. Ika no Eki literally means “Squid Station”, as the facility was set up to convey the appeal of squid, of which Noto Town has one of the largest catches nationwide. Tsukumall offers wide range of shops offering fresh squid and other seafood specialties, local products, and original souvenirs.

the 8-kilometer stretch that runs alongside the Sea of Japan. The sand along the drive is packed enough to support not only automobiles but motorcycles and bicycles as well. It is not uncommon to see visitors and locals alike taking in the sunsets over the sea.