Cape Hedo
Attraction
4.4 (6493 reviews)
Waterfront cape with expansive sea & island vistas, plus commemorative sculptures.
Hedo, Kunigami, Kunigami District, Okinawa 905-1421, Japan
+81 980-41-2622
Did You Know?
Okinawa's Tip
Cape Hedo marks the northernmost point of Okinawa Island, offering expansive panoramic views where the East China Sea meets the Pacific Ocean.
Reversion Monument
A significant monument stands at Cape Hedo, commemorating the 1972 reversion of Okinawa to Japan, symbolizing a pivotal moment in its history and the enduring friendship between Japan and the United States.
National Park Gateway
Cape Hedo is nestled within the Yanbaru National Park, a region recognized for its unique subtropical rainforests and rich biodiversity, including several endemic species.
Dramatic Cliffs
The cape is renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs, sculpted over millennia by the powerful forces of wind and sea, creating a rugged and breathtaking coastline.
Highlights from Reviews
• breathtaking views
Offers dramatic and stunning panoramic views of the ocean, cliffs, and coastline, even in poor weather.
• free admission
There is no charge to enter the cape, making it an accessible attraction for all visitors.
• well-maintained facilities
The paths are well-maintained, and clean toilets and ample parking are available.
• peaceful atmosphere
Many visitors describe the cape as a calm, relaxing, and peaceful spot to enjoy nature.
• worth the drive
Despite its remote location, the scenic drive and the destination itself are consistently deemed worthwhile.
