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Sights in Miura, Kanagawa
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Ena Bay Tidal Flats
Precious natural tidal flat at Ena Bay's inner end on the Miura Peninsula, with reeds, eelgrass, waterbirds, and diverse life.
Jogashima Lighthouse
White-tiled lighthouse on Jogashima at the Miura Peninsula tip, rebuilt in 1926 and an island symbol.
Shirahige Shrine
Enshrines Choan Jurojin, one of the Miura Seven Lucky Gods and guardian of maritime safety.
Miyagawa Park
Two wind turbines mark this park, whose observatory overlooks Miyagawa Bay, Izu Oshima, and sometimes Mount Fuji.
Kainan Shrine
Miura Peninsula tutelary shrine near Misaki Port, known for enshrining a food deity.
Tsurugisaki Lighthouse
Built in 1866 and rebuilt after the Great Kanto Earthquake; rocky reefs and tide pools; one of Kanagawa's scenic spots.
Honzui-ji
On a hill overlooking Misaki, known as the site of Minamoto no Yoritomo's Sakura Palace.
Kanagawa Prefectural Jogashima Park
Park on eastern Jogashima with narcissus blooms, views to Fuji and Izu Oshima, and Awasaki Lighthouse.
Chakkirako Misaki Showa Museum
Exhibits Showa-era life in Misaki, Michizo Komura's handwritten scores, and Chakkirako heritage materials.
Enoki Terrace
Located in Koajiro Forest, called Kanto's only setting where forest, wetland, tidal flats and sea facing Sagami Bay continue together.
Abosaki Lighthouse
Vegetable-motif green-gradient design lighthouse near Jogashima Park; 16 m tall, light reaches 7 km.
Umanose Sea Cave
Rock carved by seawater over many years, with mysterious natural beauty and grand Pacific Ocean views.
Umiu Observatory
Overlooks cormorant breeding cliffs, preserved greenery and wave-cut reefs, with views of Boso, Izu, Fuji-Hakone, and Tanzawa.
Kanagawa Prefectural Fisheries Technology Center
Studies fish, shellfish, marine environment, and processing technology. Free to view; no guidance or exhibit explanations.
Kaigai-cho Slump Structure
Kanagawa Prefecture designated natural monument with a typical fold-type slump structure on a roadside cliff.
Nusuttogari
Sheer cliffs where waves crash into white spray; legend says thieves froze there and were easily caught.