Madogahama Seaside Park

Located right off of Route 135, Madogahama Seaside Park’s features include a lawn park, seaside promenade, and an anchor monument which symbolizes the opening of Japan to the West. Visitors can enjoy ...

Kakisaki

Harris Promenade

A seaside promenade said to be walked along by the first American consul general, Townsend Harris. Evening views in particular provide a romantic setting with Shimoda Bay and the city’s town area illu...

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Weeping Cherry Blossoms at Fukane Castle Ruins

Located deep in the mountains, the Fukane Castle Ruins are brought to life by large weeping cherry blossoms which bloom each spring. Since the road to the location is narrow, visitors are asked to com...

Inazusa

Weeping Cherry Blossoms at Hohon Temple

The single weeping cherry tree on temple grounds is estimated to be 200 years old and has an elegant, majestic appearance.

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Wakanoura Promenade

Get off at the Shimoda Kaichusuizokukan bus stop.

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Okawabata Street

Okawabata Dori is a bayside road which continues to Perry Road and Monument to Perry's Landing. Visitors can enjoy walking along the road while viewing the peaceful scenery of the boats that are ancho...

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Namako Walls

Namako walls feature a Japanese architectural style with black and white contrast. There are several Namako style houses scattered around Shimoda city which can even be seen today.

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Peach blossoms

Rendaiji Temple is known as a famous location for peach blossoms. Around 70 peach trees can be found at this location, including those which grow on the hill behind the temple. The deep pink and white...

Rendaiji

Hamabo Road

5 minute walk from Kisami bus stop, 1 minute walk from Hamajo bus stop

Kisami

Suzaki Harbor

An important fishing harbor in the Suzaki area where people have made their living from fishing since olden times. Many fishing boats which even today catch kinmedai (splendid alfonsino), Shimoda’s sp...

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Ebisu-Jima Island

A small island connected to the mainland by a foot bridge. Visitors can walk around the island and gather seashells. Geological formations which were formed by ancient submarine volcanic eruptions can...

Suzaki

Tsumekizaki Promenade

Approximately 2.7 kilometers long, Tsumekizaki Promenade is a winding path which runs from Suzaki Harbor to Tsumekizaki. Visitors can enjoy a nice stroll while enjoying views of distant islands as wel...

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Green Area Promenade

Walking along the promenade, visitors can enjoy views of the winding coastline and look at the many subtropical plants, wild birds, insects, and other plants and animals in the area. Features a large ...

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Sand Ski Area

The Sand Ski Area is 70 meters long, 100 meters wide, and has a 30 degree slope. It is a sand ski area created by natural phenomena. It is worth visiting just for the view alone.

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Tarai Misaki Promenade

Visitors can enjoy viewing flowers, such as Quercus phillyraeoides and Japanese camellia, and creatures that live along the shore. The 3.7 kilometer promenade runs through a pine forest and along the ...

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Ogasaki Wing

A lookout located just off the side of Route 135 which provides views of Shirahama Beach, Susaki Peninsula, and the Izu Islands. Serves as the perfect rest stop during car trips.

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Aloe no Sato

At Aloe no Sato, the flowers of aloe plants, which are red and triangular in shape, come in to full bloom each December. Visitors can enjoy looking at the red aloe flowers with the cobalt blue sea in ...

Shirahama