First sunrise (Omaezaki coast)

First sunrise (Omaezaki coast)

Event Overview

It is sandwiched between Suruga Bay and Tōshū Nada, and the surrounding area is designated as the Omaezaki Tōshū Nada Prefectural Natural Park. There is a 360-degree panorama where the sunrise can be seen from everywhere, and the majestic Pacific Ocean unfolds. The contrast between the chalk lighthouse and the azure sea is beautiful. Image courtesy: Omaezaki Tourism Association

Info

JR Kikugawa Station → 1 hour 20 minutes by bus to Hamaoka business office, bus stop: Hamaoka business office off, transfer to Omaezaki Marine Center, bus stop: Omaezaki Marine Center off, 30 minutes on foot
23km25 minutes from Tomei Expressway Sagara Makinohara IC via National Route 473
About 400 cars, free, municipal free parking

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Seasonal Festivals & Annual Events


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