Cape Toi

Cape Toi

Info

JR Kushira Station → Community bus 40 minutes to Toi-misaki, stop off, 5 minutes to lighthouse
From Miyazaki Dodano IC, via National Route 222, 220/448, Prefectural Road 28, 76km 1 hour 30 minutes
500 units

Business Hours

Freedom to walk

Price

Freedom to walk (400 yen for a normal car, 100 yen for a two-wheeler as a wild horse protection cooperation fund)

Spot Category

Cape, coast, cliffs


You can see the wild Misakima up close


Views from Ogiyama


You can see the morning and the evening.


Rainy day in the family

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