Daikokuiwa and Ebisuiwa

Overview

Daikokuiwa and Ebisuiwa are iconic rock formations located in Shiraiwa-cho, Yoichi-cho, Yoichi-gun, Hokkaido, representing the Shakotan Peninsula. The Shakotan Peninsula juts out into the Sea of Japan, boasting magnificent nature and stunning scenery. Daikokuiwa and Ebisuiwa rise majestically from the coastline, their unique shapes contrasting beautifully with the vast expanse of the Sea of Japan, captivating countless visitors. Ebisuiwa, tapering towards the sea, resembles Ebisu's fishing rod. Daikokuiwa, on the other hand, is a stable rock formation, likened to the figure of Daikoku. The two rocks stand side-by-side, resembling a loving couple. The surrounding area boasts the breathtaking "Shakotan Blue," an emerald green sea, adding to the spectacular view. Daikokuiwa and Ebisuiwa are also known as power spots, believed to bring good fortune in romance and business. Many other attractions dot the Shakotan Peninsula. For example, Kamui Cape, located at the northernmost tip of the peninsula, offers breathtaking views from its dramatic cliffs. Numerous restaurants offer delicious seafood bowls while you enjoy the view of the Shakotan Blue. The Shakotan Peninsula is a highly recommended destination for enjoying nature and delicious food.