Japan's sunset and sunrise, Selected As One Of The Top 100 Famous Spots

The symbol of Omaezaki. This lighthouse has been selected as one of Japan's top 50 lighthouses to climb up.
Omaezaki Cape Park, whose theme is harmony between the sea and the earth. This is a promenade from Omaezaki Lighthouse to the Shiosai Statue. This includes the Shiosai Statue (a platform from which you can see the sunset and wind), which is a sacred place for lovers and famous as the place for marriage proposals. There are romantic promenades, observation decks, and plazas. Please take a walk while looking at the majestic ocean and seasonal flowers.

Omaezaki, Famous For Skipjack Tuna

You can enjoy meals featuring fresh seafood landed at Omaezaki Port, local products, souvenirs, and fish dishes rich in local flavor.
"Nabura" is a word used by fishermen to refer to bonito etc.

Let's Play At The Marine Park Facing The Sea!

A seaside park located on the east side of Omaezaki Port.This is a plaza where you can enjoy the pleasures of the sea such as swimming, marine sports, camping, and a multipurpose plaza. The beach has calm waves and a shallow beach, and on clear days you can see Mt. Fuji across Suruga Bay.

White Sand Dunes in the Blue Sea

Hamaoka Sand Dunes is a sand dune where you can play on the beach in the summer, and in the winter you can see the artistic "wind patterns" created by the wind.
Shirasuna Park is a park located at the entrance to Hamaoka Sand Dunes, 1 minute by car south of Hamaoka Interchange.
While strolling along the promenade, you can encounter many birds, animals, and plants.

A Theme Park Where You Can Interact with Flowers And Birds

An all-weather theme park where you can play with birds among flowers. The vast grounds include a large greenhouse, water lily pool, pond, and pasture.Most of the birds are not caged or caged, so you can interact with them directly.

Along the Oigawa River, Rich in Nature Throughout The Seasons

There are trains that you can enjoy just by riding, such as the steam locomotive that operates over 300 days a year, the Abt-style train that climbs steep slopes, and the Thomas the Tank Engine. The idyllic scenery along the Oi River and the scenic mountain railways are must-sees, such as the Minami Alps Apto Line's Okuoi Lake Station and Sekinosawa Bridge.