List of the extreme points of Japan

Here is a list of extreme points in Japan.

This data concerns the four main islands of the Japanese archipelago: Hokkaidō, Honshū, Shikoku and Kyūshū.

• North : Cap Sōya, Hokkaidō (45° 31′ 22″ N, 141° 56′ 11″ E)
• South : Cap Sata, Kagoshima (30° 59′ 39″ N, 130° 39′ 38″ E)
• West : Park Kōzakihana, Nagasaki (33° 13′ 04″ N, 129° 33′ 09″ E)
• East : Cap Nosappu, Hokkaidō (43° 23′ 06″ N, 145° 49′ 03″ E)

• North : Benten-jima, off the coast of Hokkaidō (45° 31′ 38,41″ N, 141° 55′ 05,56″ E)¹⁾
• South: Okinotorishima, Ogasawara archipelago, Tokyo (20° 25′ 31″ N, 136° 04′ 11″ E)
• West : Cape Irizaki, Yonaguni-jima, Yaeyama islands, Okinawa (24° 26′ 58″ N, 122° 56′ 01″ E)
• Est : Minami tori-shima or île Marcus islands, Ogasawara archipelago, Tokyo (24° 16′ 59″ N, 153° 59′ 11″ E)

• Maximum : mount Fuji, 3 776 m
• Minimum : Hachirō lagoon, - 8 m

Japan Pit

Coordinates 40° 07′ 00″ N, 144° 19′ 00″ E

It is located in the Pacific Ocean east of Japan and its depth reaches 9,500 meters

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