Mihama-misaki

Overview

Mihama-misaki is a cape located near the entrance of Suruga Bay in Toda, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. This cape is a spit, a landform formed over many years by the accumulation of sediment carried by the currents of Suruga Bay, effectively closing off the bay's entrance. From the tip of Mihama-misaki, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the magnificent Suruga Bay. On a clear day, the breathtaking beauty of Mount Fuji rising majestically across Suruga Bay draws many visitors. Mihama-misaki is blessed with abundant nature and is home to a wide variety of marine life. Suruga Bay is Japan's deepest bay, and its diverse population of deep-sea fish and rare creatures has made it a popular diving spot in recent years. Mihama-misaki also features the Moroguchi Shrine, dedicated to the gods of bountiful fishing and sea protection, and the Suruga Bay Deep Sea Life Museum. Moroguchi Shrine has long been a place of worship for those in the fishing industry, and it's bustling with people praying for the safety of Mihama-misaki and abundant catches. The Suruga Bay Deep Sea Life Museum exhibits deep-sea and marine life inhabiting Suruga Bay. Visitors can learn about the ecology of deep-sea creatures and the environment of Suruga Bay. Mihama-misaki is a fascinating tourist spot where you can experience nature, history, and culture. Relax and enjoy the magnificent views of Mount Fuji and the beautiful Suruga Bay. Be sure to visit Mihama-misaki and experience the beauty of nature.