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Miura Travel Guide

12 attractions · Updated 2026

🌤 Best Season

April-May, September-October

📅 Recommended Stay

1.0 Days

✈️ Nearest Airport

Haneda Airport (HND) — 90 min by train (Yokosuka Line to Miurakaigan)

⭐ Known For

Miura is known for its scenic coastal views, fresh seafood particularly shirasu (whitebait) and local catch at waterfront restaurants, and the historic Miura Peninsula coastline offering hiking trails and fishing villages.

🎯 Best For

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💡 Local Tip

Visit Miurakaigan Station early morning (7-8am) to watch fishing boats unload catch, then grab fresh sashimi breakfast at nearby restaurants for ¥1,500-3,000.

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Top Attractions in Miura

1

Misaki Seisen Jumbo Ichiba

4.0 (1,970)

🍜 Local Food

Misaki Seisen Jumbo Ichiba is a vibrant seafood market where visitors can experience the authentic atmosphere of a Japanese fish market and sample the freshest catches from local waters. The market features numerous stalls selling seasonal seafood, dried fish products, and prepared dishes that showcase regional culinary traditions. It's an ideal destination for food lovers seeking to explore Japan's renowned seafood culture beyond the typical tourist spots.

2

Misaki Seafood Market Restaurant

4.0 (1,719)

🍜 Local Food

Misaki Seafood Market Restaurant offers an authentic coastal dining experience where you can savor the freshest catches of the day in a lively market atmosphere. Located adjacent to working fish markets, this establishment serves traditional Japanese seafood dishes prepared simply to highlight the natural flavors of locally-sourced fish, shellfish, and seasonal delicacies. The casual, bustling environment provides an immersive glimpse into Japan's renowned seafood culture, perfect for adventurous food lovers.

3

Misaki fishing port

4.0 (1,567)

🗺 Landmarks

Misaki fishing port is a working harbor that offers visitors an authentic glimpse into Japan's coastal fishing culture. Fresh seafood markets along the waterfront showcase the daily catch, where you can sample some of the freshest sushi and sashimi available. The port's lively early morning tuna auctions and picturesque harbor views make it a rewarding destination for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience.

4

URARI Seafood Market

3.8 (1,882)

🍜 Local Food

URARI Seafood Market is a vibrant local fish market where visitors can experience authentic Japanese seafood culture and sample the freshest catches of the day. Browse stalls brimming with seasonal fish, shellfish, and marine delicacies, then enjoy freshly prepared seafood dishes at on-site restaurants and food stands. This market offers an immersive glimpse into coastal Japanese life and is perfect for food lovers seeking genuine culinary experiences.

5

Jōgashima

4.3 (406)

🌿 Nature & Parks

Jōgashima is a small, picturesque island located at the southern tip of the Miura Peninsula in Kanagawa Prefecture, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The island features dramatic coastal cliffs, a historic lighthouse dating back to 1870, and stunning views of Mount Fuji on clear days. Nature lovers will enjoy the scenic walking trails, abundant seabirds, and tide pools teeming with marine life, making it a perfect day trip from Tokyo or Yokohama.

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🍜 Local Food

Misaki Seisen Jumbo Ichiba

4.0 (1,970)

Misaki Seisen Jumbo Ichiba is a vibrant seafood market where visitors can experience the authentic atmosphere of a Japanese fish market and sample the freshest catches from local waters. The market features numerous stalls selling seasonal seafood, dried fish products, and prepared dishes that showcase regional culinary traditions. It's an ideal destination for food lovers seeking to explore Japan's renowned seafood culture beyond the typical tourist spots.

Misaki Seafood Market Restaurant

4.0 (1,719)

Misaki Seafood Market Restaurant offers an authentic coastal dining experience where you can savor the freshest catches of the day in a lively market atmosphere. Located adjacent to working fish markets, this establishment serves traditional Japanese seafood dishes prepared simply to highlight the natural flavors of locally-sourced fish, shellfish, and seasonal delicacies. The casual, bustling environment provides an immersive glimpse into Japan's renowned seafood culture, perfect for adventurous food lovers.

URARI Seafood Market

3.8 (1,882)

URARI Seafood Market is a vibrant local fish market where visitors can experience authentic Japanese seafood culture and sample the freshest catches of the day. Browse stalls brimming with seasonal fish, shellfish, and marine delicacies, then enjoy freshly prepared seafood dishes at on-site restaurants and food stands. This market offers an immersive glimpse into coastal Japanese life and is perfect for food lovers seeking genuine culinary experiences.

Misaki Wholesale Seafood Market

3.9 (265)

Misaki Wholesale Seafood Market offers an authentic glimpse into Japan's vibrant fishing industry, where local fishermen bring in their daily catch directly from Sagami Bay. Visitors can witness the energetic atmosphere of merchants and buyers negotiating over ultra-fresh seafood, from tuna and sea bream to seasonal shellfish. The market also features restaurants serving some of the freshest sushi and sashimi you'll find anywhere in the Tokyo region.

Misaki Asaichi (Morning Market)

4.1 (43)

Misaki Asaichi is a vibrant morning market where local fishermen and farmers bring their freshest catch and seasonal produce directly to eager shoppers. The lively atmosphere captures authentic Japanese market culture, with vendors calling out their daily specials and shoppers carefully selecting ingredients for the day's meals. This traditional market offers visitors a genuine glimpse into local life and the opportunity to sample or purchase incredibly fresh seafood, vegetables, and regional specialties.

🗺 Landmarks

🌿 Nature & Parks

Jōgashima

4.3 (406)

Jōgashima is a small, picturesque island located at the southern tip of the Miura Peninsula in Kanagawa Prefecture, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The island features dramatic coastal cliffs, a historic lighthouse dating back to 1870, and stunning views of Mount Fuji on clear days. Nature lovers will enjoy the scenic walking trails, abundant seabirds, and tide pools teeming with marine life, making it a perfect day trip from Tokyo or Yokohama.

Jōgashima

4.3 (406)

Jōgashima is a scenic island located at the southern tip of the Miura Peninsula in Kanagawa Prefecture, connected to the mainland by a bridge. Visitors can explore dramatic coastal cliffs, a historic lighthouse dating back to 1870, and walking trails offering stunning views of Mount Fuji on clear days. The island is particularly famous for its rugged natural beauty, tide pools, and as a peaceful escape from Tokyo's hustle and bustle.

Jōgashima Island

4.8 (44)

Jōgashima Island is a rugged coastal paradise located at the southern tip of Miura Peninsula in Kanagawa Prefecture, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The island features dramatic cliffs, crashing waves, and scenic walking trails that lead to a picturesque lighthouse overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Nature lovers will appreciate the abundant birdlife, tide pools teeming with marine creatures, and breathtaking sunset views over Sagami Bay.

Jōgashima Island

4.8 (44)

Jōgashima Island is a scenic rocky island located at the southern tip of the Miura Peninsula in Kanagawa Prefecture, connected to the mainland by a bridge. Famous for its dramatic coastal cliffs, lighthouse, and stunning views of Mount Fuji on clear days, this peaceful getaway offers excellent hiking trails and fresh seafood restaurants. The island is particularly popular for watching the sunrise and sunset, with crashing waves creating a dramatic seascape that contrasts beautifully with Tokyo's urban landscape just 90 minutes away.

Miura Peninsula

4.2 (55)

The Miura Peninsula stretches south from Yokohama into Sagami Bay, offering a scenic coastal escape just an hour from Tokyo. This laid-back region is famous for its fresh tuna markets in Misaki Port, dramatic clifftop views, pristine beaches, and traditional fishing villages. Visitors can explore historic sites like Jogashima Island's lighthouse, enjoy seasonal strawberry picking, and savor some of Japan's finest seafood while soaking in ocean panoramas.

Miura Peninsula

4.2 (55)

The Miura Peninsula stretches south of Yokohama into Sagami Bay, offering a perfect coastal escape just an hour from Tokyo. This scenic area is famous for its fresh tuna and seafood markets, particularly in Misaki Port, along with beautiful beaches, clifftop hiking trails, and historic sites like the atmospheric Jogashima Island. Visitors can enjoy stunning views of Mount Fuji across the bay, explore traditional fishing villages, and experience a more relaxed side of the Kanto region away from the urban sprawl.

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FAQ: Visiting Miura

What is Miura famous for?

Miura is famous for Miura is known for its scenic coastal views, fresh seafood particularly shirasu (whitebait) and local catch at waterfront restaurants, and the historic Miura Peninsula coastline offering hiking trails and fishing villages..

How many days should I spend in Miura?

Most visitors spend 1.0 days in Miura. This gives you enough time to explore the main attractions and soak up the local atmosphere.

When is the best time to visit Miura?

The best time to visit Miura is April-May, September-October, when the weather is most pleasant for sightseeing.

Can Miura be visited as a day trip?

Yes! Miura is easily accessible as a day trip from Yokohama (45 min), Tokyo (75 min).

What are the top attractions in Miura?

The top attractions in Miura include Misaki Seisen Jumbo Ichiba, Misaki Seafood Market Restaurant, Misaki fishing port and more. There are 12 attractions in total to explore.