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Misaki Ikokka!
KANAGAWA · MIURA · MISAKI
Events and Things to Doin Misaki & Southern Miura
Harbor-town walks and weekend day trips.
A small detour guide for a day spent in Misaki.
This page follows events centered on Misaki and the area south of Misakiguchi Station, together with useful websites for sightseeing and walking.
This is an unofficial, independently operated website. Please check the organizer's or facility's official information before you travel.
Translation notice: English translations on this website are generated using AI and may contain errors. Please refer to the official event information for the most accurate and up-to-date details.
More about Misaki Ikokka!
Misaki is a harbor town where you can enjoy tuna cuisine, local shopping streets, Kainan Shrine and walks with views of the sea. It is also easy to combine an event visit with shopping around Urari, a walk through downtown Misaki, or coastal scenery on Jogashima.
Misaki Ikokka! follows events centered on Misaki and across the area south of Misakiguchi Station, while also collecting useful websites for sightseeing, walking and local outings.
The information is collected independently. This website is not affiliated with event organizers or related organizations.
Listings mainly cover events, seasonal highlights and useful visitor information in the area south of Misakiguchi Station. Information is published based on official websites, organizer announcements and locally available information where it can be confirmed.
TODAY
Events Today (9/3)
Ongoing
Exhibition of the three works of the wife of Kimi Kimi: “Reach the return.”
Notes
The event will be held in three locations in the city of 三浦 (location): Antiquity Line (on Monday from 11 am to 17 pm) and the 7th floor training room (on Sunday from 11 am to 17 pm) and lunch and lighting in Tokyo (on Monday from Tuesday from 18 am to 24 pm Wednesday from Sunday from 11 am to 14 pm, on August 22nd from 18 am to 24 pm for live.
3 locations in the city.
3 locations in the city.
UPCOMING
Upcoming Events
Events from today through roughly the next two months are listed by date. Scroll inside the list when there are many items.
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ONGOING
Ongoing Events
Summer in Stamford Peninsula.
Exhibition of the three works of the wife of Kimi Kimi: “Reach the return.”
Notes
The event will be held in three locations in the city of 三浦 (location): Antiquity Line (on Monday from 11 am to 17 pm) and the 7th floor training room (on Sunday from 11 am to 17 pm) and lunch and lighting in Tokyo (on Monday from Tuesday from 18 am to 24 pm Wednesday from Sunday from 11 am to 14 pm, on August 22nd from 18 am to 24 pm for live.
3 locations in the city.
3 locations in the city.
White Autumn Special Exhibition: Monday, Friday
CALENDAR
Misaki Ikokka! Event Calendar
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MISAKI THROUGH THE YEAR
Annual events & morning highlights in Misaki
MARKET
Misaki Market Auction Viewing & Morning Highlights
From the second-floor visitor passage, you can watch the trading scene for Misaki's famous frozen tuna.
⚠️ The market has closed days, so please check the official website before visiting.
- 🕒 Recommended time: Around 8:00–9:00 a.m. (until around 8:20 a.m. on Wednesdays)
ANNUAL GUIDE
Annual Event Guide for Misaki
A month-by-month guide to recurring events and seasonal highlights centered on Misaki and nearby areas.
⚠️ Dates and details can change from year to year. Please check the latest official information.
View the month-by-month annual event guide
January
- Jan 1 — New Year visit & Saitansai at Kainan Shrine (Misaki)
- Miura Seven Lucky Gods pilgrimage, including Kainan Shrine
- Jan 9 — Hatsukagura at Kainan Shrine (Misaki)
- Jan 15 — Chakkirako (Misaki)
- Mid-Jan to mid-Feb — Jogashima Narcissus Festival (Jogashima)
February
- Feb 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- First Horse Day — Hatsu-uma Festival at Kainan Shrine
- Feb 11 — National Foundation Festival at Kainan Shrine
- Early Feb — Inarikko
- Feb 21 — Spring Festival (Kinen-sai) at Kainan Shrine
March
- Mar 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- Mar 3 — Hinamatsuri at Kainan Shrine
- First Sunday — Miura International Citizens Marathon
April
- Apr 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- Early Apr — Misaki Food God Festival
- Late Apr — Diamond Fuji around Misaki, including Moroiso Bay
May
- May 1 — Children's Day observance at Kainan Shrine
- May 5 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- Late May — Dosun Festival (Araihama Beach)
- Late May to early Jun — Evening opening of Koajiro Forest for firefly viewing
June
- Jun 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- First Saturday — Yakumo Festival
- From mid-Jun — Jogashima Abalone Festival and Spiny Lobster Festival
- Jun 30 — Oharai purification rite at Kainan Shrine
July
- Jul 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- Jul 7 — Tanabata Prayer Festival at Kainan Shrine
- Jul 10 — Misaki Hakushu Festival
- Mid-Jul — Kainan Shrine Summer Grand Festival
- Throughout Jul — Summer shrine visits at Kainan Shrine
August
- Aug 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- Mid-Aug — Misaki & Jogashima Fireworks Festival
- Mid-Aug — Diamond Fuji around Misaki, including Moroiso Bay
- Aug 16 — Mito Oshoro Nagashi
September
- Sep 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
October
- Oct 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- Mid-Oct — Miura Yoichi Night Market
- Mid-Oct to late Nov — Miura mandarin orange picking
- From late Oct — Misaki Minatomachi Festival
November
- Nov 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- First Day of the Sheep — Deido Festival at Kainan Shrine
- Early Nov — Masked Kagura
- Nov 25 — Autumn Festival at Kainan Shrine
December
- Dec 1 — Monthly festival at Kainan Shrine
- Early Dec — Miura Misaki Tuna Shogi Tournament
- Dec 15 — Tori-no-ichi at Kainan Shrine
- Dec 29–30 — Year-end special sale
- Dec 31 — New Year's Eve Festival at Kainan Shrine
WALKING MISAKI
Walks that begin in Misaki
HALF-DAY IDEAS
Half-day ideas from Misaki
These two ideas are meant to make a half-day or longer visit easier to picture. Adjust the stops and order around event times, transport and the conditions on the day.
Misaki Port, downtown and Jogashima
Morning
⚓ Misaki Port
Start around the harbor. On event days, checking the event time first makes it easier to plan the rest of the visit.
Morning
⛩️ Kainan Shrine
Walk from the port toward the shrine, then continue naturally into the shopping streets and smaller lanes of downtown Misaki.
Lunch
🚶 Downtown Misaki & lunch
Combine a town walk with tuna, seafood, or another lunch that feels local to Misaki. A café or another short break can also fit comfortably into this part of the day.
Afternoon
⛴️ Jogashima
Continue by ferry or bus for coastal scenery and a walk. Check transport operation on the day.
Before leaving
🛍️ Urari & Misaki Port
If you return to the port, Urari works well near the end of the visit for seafood, vegetables and souvenirs.
Koajiro Forest and the Aburatsubo coast
Morning
🌳 Koajiro Forest
Enjoy a walk through the landscape that connects forest, river, tidal flats and the sea. Comfortable walking clothes are recommended.
Late morning
☕ Break around Koajiro
A break before the next transfer can keep the route from feeling rushed.
Lunch–afternoon
🏖️ Aburatsubo or Araihama
Add a meal or rest stop and enjoy the inlet or coastal scenery. If you also want to visit Misaki Port, leave extra time for the transfer.
💡 First visit idea: “Misaki Port → Kainan Shrine → downtown Misaki → Jogashima → Urari before leaving” is one easy way to picture the day. On event days, fix the event time first and arrange the walk and meal around it.
MISAKI INFORMATION
Information sites for enjoying Misaki & Miura
EXPLORE
Explore Misaki
Choose by purpose: access, sightseeing, town walking, nature and culture, or local products. Each card jumps to the matching English section below.
ACCESS
Getting Around Misaki
Transport information for reaching Misaki from Misakiguchi Station, parking, value tickets, and the Sanshiro ferry between Misaki Port and Jogashima.
Keikyu Bus Routes
BusCheck routes, timetables and service information from Misakiguchi Station toward Misaki Port and Jogashima.
Jogashima One-day Parking Pass
ParkingInformation on a one-day pass useful when using multiple public parking areas around Jogashima.
Parking in Miura City
ParkingCheck major parking information around Misaki Port, Jogashima, Miura Kaigan and other areas.
Misaki–Jogashima Ferry “Sanshiro”
FerryA short harbor crossing between Urari at Misaki Port and Jogashima.
Misaki Maguro Ticket
Transport & sightseeingA value ticket combining train and bus travel with food and sightseeing around Miura and Misaki.
SIGHTSEEING & EVENTS
Sightseeing & Events in Misaki
Start with official visitor guides, then find easy stops and classic experiences around Misaki Port. Some external official websites may be available only in Japanese.
Visitor guides
Around Misaki Port
Urari Marche
Shopping & facilitiesA waterfront complex for seafood, local vegetables, souvenirs and events at Misaki Port.
Misaki Morning Market
Morning marketOfficial information for the Sunday morning market selling seafood, local vegetables and other products.
Nijiiro Sakana-go
Sightseeing boatA semi-submersible sightseeing boat departing from Urari for an easy way to enjoy the sea around Misaki.
TOWN WALK
Town Walking in Misaki
Official maps and walking information for downtown Misaki, the old shopping streets and routes that extend toward the bays west of town.
Miura City Tourism Brochures
Maps & brochuresOfficial downloadable tourism brochures useful for planning a walk or day trip.
Misaki Downtown Shopping Streets
Town walkVisitor information for the old shopping streets and the nostalgic townscape around downtown Misaki.
Aburatsubo & Inlet Walking Route
Walking routeAn official Miura City walking course from Misaki Port toward Moroiso Bay and Aburatsubo Bay.
NATURE & CULTURE
Nature & Culture around Misaki
Explore the coast and beaches, local history and traditions, music and entertainment, and community life around Misaki and southern Miura.
Nature & coast
Jogashima Highlights
JogashimaKanagawa Prefecture information on the island's lighthouses, walking routes, Umanose sea cave and ferry access.
Jogashima Park Guide
ParkOfficial park guide with nature, lighthouse and viewpoint information.
Koajiro Forest
NatureOfficial information on the forest, river, tidal flat and coastal ecosystem, including access and visitor rules.
Moroiso Bay
Scenic coastA quiet west-coast viewpoint known for sunsets and views toward Mount Fuji.
Aburatsubo Bay
Scenic coastVisitor information for the sheltered inlet scenery around Aburatsubo.
Araihama Beach
BeachVisitor information for a swimming beach in the Aburatsubo area.
History & traditions
Kainan Shrine
ShrineA historic shrine in downtown Misaki with information on worship and annual observances.
Chakkirako
Traditional cultureMiura City information on the traditional New Year dance passed down in Misaki.
Misakikan Honten
Historic innA long-established inn founded in 1908, offering a glimpse of Misaki's historic hospitality.
Music & entertainment
Community & local life
gooone
Local mediaA local media project by Atashisha covering people, shops and community activity in Misaki.
MISAKI STAYLE
Local communityA locally based support hub for living, working and starting projects in Miura.
Miura Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Local economyBusiness support and local industry information for Miura City.
Miura Civic Exchange Center
CommunityCommunity information including events, exhibitions, meeting rooms and shared spaces.
Living in Miura
RelocationOfficial Miura City information on relocation, settlement support and related programs.
FROM MIURA
Local Products & Hometown Tax
Find Miura specialties, online shopping and hometown-tax donation services.
DOSKA
Online shoppingAn online shop featuring specialties from Miura and the Shonan area.
Furusato Choice
Hometown taxBrowse Miura City gifts and local information through the hometown-tax donation program.
Rakuten Furusato Nozei
Hometown taxBrowse Miura City return gifts through Rakuten's hometown-tax service.
Satofull
Hometown taxFind Miura City return gifts by ranking and feature.
Furunavi
Hometown taxSearch and compare Miura City return gifts.
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Misaki Ikokka! is a personal, unofficial guide following events centered on Misaki and the area south of Misakiguchi Station in Miura, Kanagawa. Event details may change. Always follow the organizer's official information.
AI translation notice: English event translations are generated automatically and may contain mistakes.
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Established: August 9, 2025
Last updated: August 22, 2026