Higashidori

Higashidori occupies the northeastern reaches of the Shimokita Peninsula in Japan. In Aomori Prefecture, the municipality extends from wooded uplands to a Pacific-facing shore, where the sea has long shaped the lives of coastal communities. Cape Shiriyazaki, at the peninsula’s northeastern edge, is known for its lighthouse and for Kandachime horses grazing across its open headland; the animals reflect the area’s longstanding horse-breeding tradition. Higashidori is also part of Shimokita’s energy landscape, with the Higashidori Nuclear Power Plant on the coast. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Higashidori relates to the Shimokita Peninsula and Pacific coast.

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