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As its name suggests, Shirahama is a white sand beach. It is one of Izu's most famous and popular sand beaches and is also known for relatively good surfing conditions. The beach is located just outside of Shimoda, next to Shirahama Jinja, a pretty Shinto shrine. The official swimming season begins in mid July and lasts through August, but air and water conditions remain pleasant through September.
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How to get there
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Shirahama is about four kilometers outside of Shimoda's city center along the main road in the direction of Ito. There are about two buses buses per hour from Shimoda Station to Shirahama (10 minutes, 320 yen).
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Popularity of Shirahama Beach:
Users who have been to Izu Peninsula: 240
Users who have been to Shirahama Beach: 731st of 10 most visited sights in Izu Peninsula. 257th of 591 most visited sights nationwide.
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Hotel and Ryokan
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Hotel Kona Besso
The only inn in Izu with all 8 hanare private guest residences designed in the style of a sukiya Kyoto tea-ceremony house.
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Kurhaus Ishibashi Ryokan
Traditional ryokan at Shimoda Rendaiji Onsen with 130 years of history. 10 different bath tubs. Free pick-up provided.
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Gyokusho-en Arai
A superior traditional onsen ryokan at Toi Onsen, Nishi Izu (West Izu). Open-air private baths. 2min walk from bus stop.
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