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- The Notsuke Peninsula (野付半島, Notsuke hantō) is a peninsula on the east coast of Hokkaidō, Japan, with its northwestern base in Shibetsu and southeast tip in Betsukai.
- The Notsuke Peninsula is 26 km long and features Japan's largest sand spit (landform).
- Things to Do near Notsuke Peninsula. Notsuke, Betsukai-cho, Notsuke-gun 086-0200, Hokkaido.
- The Notsuke Peninsula is more than just a sandspit sticking out into the deep waters of the Nemuro Strait.
- A drive out the Notsuke Peninsula gets you as close to Kunashiri, one of the disputed Northern Territories (if you are Japanese) or southern Kuril Islands...
- To reach the Notsuke Peninsula, you can drive approximately 30 minutes from Nakashibetsu, a town located in eastern Hokkaido.
- NASA's Terra spacecraft shows the Notsuke Peninsula, on the east coast of Hokkaido, Japan. Its name is derived from the Ainu word for jawbone.
- During my visits to Notsuke Peninsula I experienced, snow, blue sky, and a lot in between. This is shot when the wind…
- Shaped like an arched prawn, the Notsuke Peninsula is a shoestring peninsula that stretches approximately 28 km from the mouth of the Shibetsu River.
- Notsuke Peninsula is a unique peninsula extending from the eastern coast of Hokkaido. It is the biggest sand spit in Japan, and it is 28 km long.
