SIGHTSEEING

This temple is part of the Soto sect. The founder was the military commander Miura Yoshioki, and the temple is known as the Miura family’s p...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

This temple is part of the Rinzai sect of the Myoshinji school. The Kamakura shogunate’s first shogun, Minamoto no Yoritomo, built the “Saku...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

This fresh fish shop is located right next to the Misaki Fishing Harbor. The fresh fish and shellfish gathered from Misaki Harbor are then j...more read

• SHOPPING
• Miura

This shop was established in 1951 and sells maguro (tuna) picked in sake lees and miso. White marlin is flavored and pickled with sake lees ...more read

• SHOPPING
• Miura

On the sandy beach in front of the Hakushu Memorial Hall is a poem inscribed monument of “Rain of Jogashima”. This poem was made in the 2nd ...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

All the rooms in this resort hotel has an ocean view. Originally, celebrities contributed money to turn it into a hideout resort. There are ...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Miura

This park occupies the southernmost tip of the Miura Peninsula and the east half of Jogashima. These unique meadows produce sunlight through...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

Hakushu Kitahara (poet) lived in Miura City when he was around 28 years old. It is also where works such as the “Poems of Tokyo Landscapes” ...more read

• SIGHTSEEING
• Miura

Strawberry picking plantation in the heart of Miura city. Miura is blessed with a mild climate, so that vegetables are grown throughout the ...more read

• EXPERIENCE
• Miura