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A cave on the coast of Tomari in Rokkasho Village, where mossy rock and the sound of water go on together.
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A sea cave in Tomari, Rokkasho, formed by the erosion of waves and wind. It lies down toward the sea from National Route 338, and from a certain angle the hole looks like a Totoro seen from the side, so it is called "Tomari no Totoro." In summer, sea winds blow through the hole. A 10-minute walk from near Hachidai Ryuo Shrine.
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