[2025 Hayama Attraction] Travel Guide for Isshiki Coast (Updated May)

If you think Kamakura Beach is too crowded and noisy, Why not take a walk to the Zushi Coast next door? It only takes 6 minutes to get to Zushi Station from Kamakura Station by train, but it is a completely different kind of scenery. The coastal scenery here is more beautiful, more peaceful, and the landforms are more diverse. Not only that, the seaside also has a lot of historical, cultural and folk customs. You can clearly see Mount Fuji, and there are torii and lighthouses on the coast. There are fishermen going out to sea, and there are surfing and paddle boarding enthusiasts... There are also art galleries and sculptures, and more importantly, There are almost no tourists here, and you can enjoy the entire beach to yourself. - 🚃It takes only 6 minutes by train from Kamakura Station to Yokosuka Line, and about 1 hour by train from Tokyo. Kamakura Station➡️Zushi Station➡️Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Art➡️Isshiki Coast➡️Hayama Shibaki Coast➡️Morioto Shrine➡️Morioto Coast. - ✅Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Art On the beautiful coast, the art museum building itself is a beautiful scenery of the coast. The museum also has a cliff cafe restaurant, and the sea view is really beautiful. 🚌Take the tram to Zushi Station, then take the bus from Platform 2 to the art museum, which is about a 20-minute ride. - ✅Iseki Coast You can walk directly to the coast from the gallery and the beach is very beautiful. - ✅Hayama Shibaki Coast Just walk southwest from the Isshiki Coast. There are many reefs on the shore, which is perfect for taking photos and checking in. - ✅Morito Shrine⛩️ It is not far from the art museum, and it is in the direction of returning. The scenery is very beautiful. You can see the torii gate and the lighthouse on the sea in the same frame with Mount Fuji. - ✅Morito Coast There are some very nice cafes on the beach. It feels very comfortable to sit there and stare at Mount Fuji and the waves hitting the rocks.

Among the beaches in Kanagawa, this beach is relatively relaxing and has the best view of the sunset! Isshiki Beach (^^) Drinking alcohol here from around sunset is the best! There are some stylish beach houses, and a grassy area, so I just relax here every year without going in ♡ Sometimes I do SUP, though! This year, as in the first photo, Mt. Fuji, the sea, and the sunset looked amazing!! It was apparently chosen as one of the 100 most competitive beaches in the world! If you're going by train, you can take a bus from Zushi Station ♡ 240-0111 Isshiki, Hayama-cho, Miura-gun, Kanagawa Prefecture #SummerPhoto

Access: 15 minutes by bus from Zushi Station Tourist attractions: Surrounded by Mt. Migaoka and the Imperial Villa, this coast has the atmosphere of a private beach. You can also enjoy playing on the rocks on both sides of the sand. Hotels: There were several nearby Dining & Restaurants: I saw several beach huts and restaurants. The area is close to Hayama Shiosai Park and the Prefectural Museum of Modern Art. There are about six beach huts, and the coast is a place where you can enjoy not only swimming but also playing on the rocks. #Sea photo #Summer #100 travel styles #World's most beautiful spots

Isshiki Beach! This is the closest and most beautiful beach to Tokyo. I've been to the beaches around Enoshima a few times, but I didn't know there was such a beautiful and relaxing beach just a short drive away. There were lots of families and relaxed young people, it wasn't crowded, and it wasn't like Yuigahama, where you have to pay just to enter the beach huts, so it was a really great beach. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to take their time in the ocean!

A small restaurant located along the Shimoyama River, close to the Imperial Villa in Hayama. It just opened this summer and has already become a popular restaurant where reservations are difficult to get. The restaurant is attractive for its simple Italian cuisine that makes use of seasonal ingredients, mainly seafood and mountain produce, and carefully selected wines and craft gins from Japan and abroad. On this day, families who had just visited the shrine were also enjoying their meal. It is a restaurant with a friendly atmosphere that makes it easy to go to even if you have small children. We ordered the lunch course that included an appetizer, pasta, and main dish. There were two types of pasta and two types of main dish, so they divided the plates and served half each, so we were able to enjoy it to the fullest. The appetizer was a luxurious 3-item platter! It was enough for two people. I was so engrossed in the conversation that I only managed to take pictures of one type of pasta and one type of meat (°▽°) Both are half portions ^_^ Everything was really delicious! Both the chef and his wife are friendly and cheerful, and I'd love to come back to see them again ^_^