Jutting into the sea south of Yokohama, the Miura Peninsula is Kanagawa’s breezy coastal escape — a rural finger of land ringed by beaches, fishing ports, sea cliffs and flower fields, all within easy reach of Tokyo. At its tip sits Misaki, a famous tuna port, and the rugged little island of Jogashima with its lighthouse and walking trails. In between are swimming beaches, the science-museum coast of Aburatsubo, seasonal blooms and farm stands piled with Miura’s prized vegetables. Laid-back and scenic, Miura makes a refreshing day trip away from the city.

This guide covers the beaches, capes, islands, food and how to get there.


🗓️ Quick Reference

Location Southern tip of the Miura Peninsula, Kanagawa
Highlights Jogashima, beaches, Misaki tuna, flowers
Time needed Day trip
Best time Summer for beaches; year-round for coast
Good for Beaches, seafood, walking, cycling

Coast, capes & islands

  • Jogashima island: sea cliffs, a lighthouse and walking trails at the peninsula’s tip, reached by a short bridge.
  • Cape Aburatsubo & Koajiro: quiet inlets, an aquarium-park, and a tide-pool nature area.
  • Beaches at Miura Kaigan and Aburatsubo for summer swimming.

Food & flowers

  • Misaki tuna is the peninsula’s star — fresh maguro bowls by the harbour; see our Misaki tuna guide .
  • Miura vegetables (daikon, cabbage, melons) fill roadside farm stands.
  • Seasonal flower fields bloom with rape blossoms and poppies in spring.

Tips

  • A Keikyu “Misaki Maguro Ticket” bundles transport and a tuna meal — great value.
  • Rent a bicycle to explore the capes and beaches at your own pace.
  • Weekends are busy in summer — go early.

Combine your visit

Miura is a natural pairing with its tuna town:


How to get there

  • Keikyu line to Misakiguchi Station, then buses to Misaki, Jogashima and the beaches.
  • ~1.5 hours from central Tokyo via Shinagawa.