Cape Oma

Cape Oma is the northernmost point on the Honshu, Japan’s main island. It is only 17.5 kilometers to Hokkaido from Cape Oma. From here, you can get a great view of the Tsugaru Strait, Mount Hakodate and the city of Hakodate.
One of the must-see spots here is the tuna monument. It is made after the 440-kilogram Pacific Bluefin tuna that was fished up in 1994, here in Oma. You can also find a monument that marks Oma as the northernmost point in Honshu, and nearby is a tourist information center and the Omazaki Rest House. On the second floor of the information center, you can purchase a certificate of proof that you came to the northernmost point in Honshu.
At the restaurants in the area, you can have the Oma Tuna, a regional delicacy that is known nationwide.