Monument of Fumiko Sakata

It is a monument built on Cape Nosappu.

Original Text

　At Cape Nosappu in Nemuro City, there were several monuments and monuments, including a monument written as "Cape Nosappu at the easternmost tip of the mainland". One of them is this monument. On the black granite, there was a song, "100 million wishes, go back to the island, shout at this near cape."

It is a monument built on Cape Nosappu.

Original Text

　At Cape Nosappu in Nemuro City, there were several monuments and monuments, including a monument written as "Cape Nosappu at the easternmost tip of the mainland". One of them is this monument. On the black granite, there was a song, "100 million wishes, go back to the island, shout at this near cape."

It is one of the many stone monuments and monuments on Cape Nosappu.

Original Text

　Cape Nosappu in Nemuro City, the easternmost part of the mainland. A little far from the tip of the cape is a facility called the Kitakan / Hogo no Ie. Several stone monuments and monuments stood on the sea side. One of them is this monument. Waka poems were written, "100 million wishes, go back to the island, shout at this proximity cape." The year name １９８１ is also engraved. This monument has been built and ４０ years. The return of northern territories has not even been a med.

It is one of the many stone monuments and monuments on Cape Nosappu.

Original Text

　Cape Nosappu in Nemuro City, the easternmost part of the mainland. A little far from the tip of the cape is a facility called the Kitakan / Hogo no Ie. Several stone monuments and monuments stood on the sea side. One of them is this monument. Waka poems were written, "100 million wishes, go back to the island, shout at this proximity cape." The year name １９８１ is also engraved. This monument has been built and ４０ years. The return of northern territories has not even been a med.

It's full of monuments.

Original Text

Cape Nosappu is full of monuments. I wonder if there are any. I understand the feeling of being in the Northern Territories, but I want to enjoy the natural cape a little more.