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The Jogasaki Coast is a beautiful section of coastline along the Izu Peninsula's eastern coast. An almost ten kilometer long hiking trail with beautiful views of the jagged cliffs and stone formations follows the coast.
The section around the 23 meter long and 48 meter high Kadowakizaki suspension bridge attracts the most tourists and is easily accessible from the parking area.
It is also possible to view the Jogasaki Coast from sightseeing boats. Cruises last about 30 minutes and depart every 40 minutes except for a break around lunch time. The fare is 1300 Yen per person.
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The Jogasaki Coast can be reached in a 10 minute bus ride (240 yen) from Izu Kogen Station or in about a 20-30 minute walk from Jogasaki Kaigan Station. Izu Kogen and Jogasaki Kaigan Stations are located along the Izu Kyuko Line, 20 minutes south of Ito and 50 minutes south of Atami.
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Users who have been to Izu Peninsula: 142
Users who have been to Jogasaki Coast: 22 4th of 10 most visited sights in Izu Peninsula. 329th of 509 most visited sights nationwide.
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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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Japanese Inn Kokoro Nodoka
From 5990Yen. Free private onsen baths and pick-up. 5min to beautiful beach and Izukyu train sta. Some ocean view rooms.
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Azveil Hotel & Spa Atami
Elegant hotel with modern Japanese atmosphere in hot springs resort Atami. 38 rooms and luxurious spas.
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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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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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