PKCS#11 or rather Cryptoki is a specification to control a secure token. Sometimes it can make sense to store other sensitive data such as password in a token. Furthermore, sometimes data is used to interact with schemes themselves, such as the "Info" parameter for key derivation functions, although commonly such data is provided as parameter to the PKCS#11 method invocation.
CAPI/CNG is much more oriented towards providing cryptographic operations for applications. It makes kind of sense that generic data objects are not supported; such objects can already be present in the software itself after all. As such, it is less need to store it on a secure device. If there is a method to retrieve such data from a secure token then I haven't seen it.