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Must-See Attractions at Izu Peninsula, Japan
Irozaki Coast
The Irozaki Coast is at the southern tip of the Izu Peninsula in Japan. Here, you can see rugged cliffs meeting the ocean, which is perfect if you love nature and amazing views. You can walk along the scenic coast or take a quick two-minute ferry ride to explore sea caves and rock formations.
MOA Museum of Art
The MOA Museum of Art has a stunning collection of traditional Japanese and East Asian art. Inside, you'll find scrolls, ceramics, and paintings. With traditional buildings and lovely gardens, it's a cool cultural stop to balance your beach and nature adventures.
Shuzenji
Shuzenji is a coastal hot spring town in the Izu Peninsula. Walk through its charming streets filled with traditional Ryokan inns and bamboo groves. Be sure to also visit the ancient Shuzenji Temple, believed to be started by a famous Buddhist monk. With its relaxing waters and old-world charm, Shuzenji is a perfect escape from the busy city.
Jogasaki Coast
The Jogasaki Coast is a perfect spot for hikers on the eastern coast of the Izu Peninsula. Famous for its rugged cliffs, the trails here follow the shore, and there's an exciting suspension bridge swinging above the crashing waves. You get stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, and if it's a clear day, you might even see Mount Fuji in the distance.
Kawazu Nanadaru
Kawazu Nanadaru, known as the "Seven Waterfalls," is a collection of gorgeous waterfalls. The easy trails between the waterfalls are surrounded by green trees, making it a relaxing break from the busy southern coasts. You can also try local food at cozy cafes for a nice, refreshing getaway.
Shirahama Beach
Shirahama Beach is a popular beach, with its wide stretches of white sand and clear blue waters. It's perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and trying out fun water sports in the summer. With rental shops and food stalls along the beach, it's great for a fun day by the sea
Shimoda Park
Shimoda Park is perfect for enjoying beautiful sights and a relaxing walk in the town of Shimoda on the southern Izu Peninsula. The park is well-known for its stunning hydrangea flowers in the summer, turning the landscape into a sea of blues and purples.
Hirizo Beach
Hirizo Beach is a hidden treasure on the Izu Peninsula, only reachable by a short boat ride. It's famous for its crystal-clear waters, making it a paradise for snorkeling fans. Under the water, you'll find colorful marine life and beautiful coral reefs.
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