(lit. 'beautiful form') is the Ainu name, sung in yukar, for a grouping of geological features in Hokkaidō, Japan. In 2009 Pirikanoka was nationally designated a Place of Scenic Beauty, with the first six sites listed below, with an extension in 2012 to include the next three, and another in 2014 for the tenth. Each has its own name in Ainu.[1] [2] [3]
Name | Municipality | Comments | Image | Coordinates |
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Mount Kudo Kudo-san or Kutōn-nupuri | 44.419°N 142.5295°W | |||
Mount Kogane Kogane-yama or Pinnetai-orushipe | 43.624°N 141.4732°W | |||
Cape Kamui Kamui-misaki or Kamui-etō | 45.0596°N 142.504°W | |||
Cape Erimo Erimo-misaki or Onne-enrumu | 41.9244°N 143.2492°W | |||
Ganbō Rock Ganbō-iwa or Enka-rushi | 44.0544°N 143.5171°W | |||
Kamuichashi Kamuichashi | 42.5786°N 140.6156°W | |||
Etomo Peninsula Coastline Etomo-hantō soto kaigan | 42.3228°N 140.9626°W | |||
Mount Tokachiporoshiri Tokachiporoshiri-dake or Tokachi-poroshiri | 42.6956°N 142.8594°W | |||
Mount Poroshiri Poroshiri-dake or Poroshiri | 42.7194°N 142.6828°W | |||
Okikurumi Chashi and Muinoka Okikurumi no chashi oyobi Muinoka | 42.6699°N 142.2058°W | |||