Tuna fishing season in Oma is normally from late August until the beginning of the next year. Fishing ships come back to this landing spot, where their families wait for them if they catch any tuna. If you are lucky, you may witness the unloading of a huge tuna! Watch the fishermen’s faces filled with pride as they bring in their catch for the day.
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Tourist Attractions
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Cape Oma (Omazaki)
The distance between Cape Oma and Cape Shiokubi in Hakodate City is only 17.5 kilometers over the Tsugaru Strait. On a c…
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Benten Island and Omazaki Lighthouse
Benten Island is 600 meters from Cape Oma. It is a breeding ground for over 20,000 seagulls. Kamamoru, the town’s mascot…
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Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry Oma Terminal
Oma Town is only 90 minutes away from Hakodate City on the ferry Daikanmaru. The ferry terminal is Oma’s front door when…
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Oma Inari Shrine and Tenpi Shrine
Inari Shrine was built in 1730. From 1873 on, the shrine became a place of worship for Tenpishin (Tenpi Maso Daikongen).…
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The Landing Place at Oma Port
Tuna fishing season in Oma is normally from late August until the beginning of the next year. Fishing ships come back to…
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Kyurei, the Former Cold Storage Facility
Kyurei is a warehouse at Oma Port. During the Blue Marine Festival in August and the Sunday is Tuna Day events of Septem…
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Oyafuko Street
A street full of bars, places to drink, and other nightly shops. Let the lively ladies from our fishing town entertain y…
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Nishifukitsukeyama Observatory
At Nishifukitsukeyama, you can see Hakodate in Hokkaido on one side, and Tsugaru Peninsula in Aomori Prefecture on the o…
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Akaishi Coast
The coast is a 15 minute drive from Oma on National Route 338 towards Sai. Rocks of many different shapes and sizes jutt…
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Cape Tsubana (Tsubanazaki)
Going towards Sai from the Akaishi Coast, you can see the Zaimoku Rocks. Cape Tsubana is the border between Oma and Sai.…