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A cape at the southern tip of Tsushima, with a wide open horizon.
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A cape in Izuhara, Tsushima, Nagasaki Prefecture, at the southern end of Tsushima. A cape jutting out like a knife, it marks the boundary between the Tsushima Strait and the Korea Strait, and a trail is developed to its tip. From the tip, views spread out of cliffs carved by sea erosion, a 180-degree horizon, tidal currents known as a hazardous area for ships, and a lighthouse floating in the sea.
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