Jogasaki Coast

Ito Station took the city of qi coast station, walked 1.8km through a cherry blossom road, although I missed the time of 🌸 blooming, the rest is beautiful enough, the city of qi coast is quite spectacular, especially from the door-wrapped suspension bridge...

Izu Peninsula is to come and see the sea blowing the air. ～ With the spectacular cliff coast, standing on the edge of the cliff, facing the Pacific Ocean, the vast sea view in front of me makes me feel a lot more cheerful! This moment I fell in love with this sea!

🌊 Ito Castle saki Coast of Izu Peninsula is a very niche tourist attraction, there are very few tourists, friends who like clean walls are recommended here. A good place to see the Pacific Ocean, the sea view is magnificent, you can see the Big Island, Miyako Island and Shenjin Island, the weather is clear, and the blue sky is free to fly by a group of seagulls. This is their happy holy place.

Too far from jr station and bus station, walk 2 kilometers + scenic spot walk 1 km, Uber can not get a taxi, Ito Station taxi past 5,000 doors, come back to walk to the station, unless you book a round-trip or participate in a day trip, otherwise it is not recommended

One of the famous places in Ito City. After all, the Izu Peninsula has dynamic topography made of volcanic activity! When I ask the touring person, the scenery in Nishiizu seems to be even more amazing!

The coast is not particularly large, but it is spectacular. I also saw the turtle breathing and swimming on the sea. An old grandfather fished on the reef. The line was 20 or 30 meters long and it was hanging in the sea. I really caught a 2.3.

Walk along the footpath along the coast of Chengzai to the Izu Plateau, then take the train back to Idong. The Cherry Blossom Avenue, which stretches 1.5 kilometers in front of Chengqi Coastal Station, leads directly to the coast. Imagine how beautiful it is when cherry blossoms are in full bloom in spring. There are various villas on both sides of the avenue. The price is about 40-50 million Japanese yen, which means the price of a common house in a common area. I envy the happy life of the neon people.