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Mihama Beach — Attraction in Numazu

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Mihama Beach
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Nearby attractions
Heda Shipyard Museum of History and Folklore
2710-1 Heda, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-3402, Japan
Moroguchi Shrine torii gate
2711 Heda, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-3402, Japan
Suruga Bay Deep Sea Life Museum
2710-1 Heda, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-3402, Japan
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Nearby hotels
Umi-no Hotel Isaba
3878-20 Heda, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-3402, Japan
Nishiizu Koyoi
3878-86 Heda, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-3402, Japan
Marine View
Japan, 〒410-3402 Shizuoka, Numazu, Heda, 3878-114 海のぺんしょんマリンビュー
Fuji Seiran
3878-61 Heda, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-3402, Japan
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Mihama Beach
JapanShizuoka PrefectureNumazuMihama Beach

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Mihama Beach

2710 Heda, Numazu, Shizuoka 410-3402, Japan
4.3(580)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
Scenic
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Family friendly
Pet friendly
attractions: Heda Shipyard Museum of History and Folklore, Moroguchi Shrine torii gate, Suruga Bay Deep Sea Life Museum, restaurants:
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Nearby attractions of Mihama Beach

Heda Shipyard Museum of History and Folklore

Moroguchi Shrine torii gate

Suruga Bay Deep Sea Life Museum

Heda Shipyard Museum of History and Folklore

Heda Shipyard Museum of History and Folklore

4.0

(91)

Open 24 hours
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Moroguchi Shrine torii gate

Moroguchi Shrine torii gate

4.4

(123)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Suruga Bay Deep Sea Life Museum

Suruga Bay Deep Sea Life Museum

4.1

(32)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

Ride a mountain bike on the 1,200-year-old Izu Kodo road.
Ride a mountain bike on the 1,200-year-old Izu Kodo road.
Fri, Dec 12 • 9:00 AM
410-3611, Shizuoka, Matsuzaki, Kamo District, Japan
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Danielle MDanielle M
Fun little beach area for a chill family day. The beach is currently separated into squares for each family for social distancing. There was free parking and if you drive down a little further there’s even an tidal wall that’s great for fishing. On the beach itself there are bathrooms and a little boat/inner tube rental shop and food shop that wasn’t open when we went but maybe opens on the weekends. There’s also an amazing view of Mount Fuji from the tidal wall as well as a Tori gate with a walking trail from one side of the beach to the other.
George ZhouGeorge Zhou
I honestly wasn't sure what I would find here; it was more about the journey than the destination for me. The road I cycled to get to Heda (Prefectural Highway 17) offered a refreshing dearth of traffic, even in the middle of summer, and absolutely stunning views along the Izu coastline. Heda itself is a charming little fishing village. There's an aquarium and a shipbuilding museum there, both of which were closed when I went (on Wednesday).
S TS T
It's a good beach with almost clear water, no heavy waves and a lifeguard on standby. The entrance fee of ¥1500 for a kei car with 1 person was too expensive. Little or no shade so bring your tents and tarpaulins. Due to covid-19, they sectioned off spaces for social distancing. Only 2 restrooms available and only 2 shops with limited food choices.
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Fun little beach area for a chill family day. The beach is currently separated into squares for each family for social distancing. There was free parking and if you drive down a little further there’s even an tidal wall that’s great for fishing. On the beach itself there are bathrooms and a little boat/inner tube rental shop and food shop that wasn’t open when we went but maybe opens on the weekends. There’s also an amazing view of Mount Fuji from the tidal wall as well as a Tori gate with a walking trail from one side of the beach to the other.
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I honestly wasn't sure what I would find here; it was more about the journey than the destination for me. The road I cycled to get to Heda (Prefectural Highway 17) offered a refreshing dearth of traffic, even in the middle of summer, and absolutely stunning views along the Izu coastline. Heda itself is a charming little fishing village. There's an aquarium and a shipbuilding museum there, both of which were closed when I went (on Wednesday).
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It's a good beach with almost clear water, no heavy waves and a lifeguard on standby. The entrance fee of ¥1500 for a kei car with 1 person was too expensive. Little or no shade so bring your tents and tarpaulins. Due to covid-19, they sectioned off spaces for social distancing. Only 2 restrooms available and only 2 shops with limited food choices.
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Reviews of Mihama Beach

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5.0
4y

Fun little beach area for a chill family day. The beach is currently separated into squares for each family for social distancing. There was free parking and if you drive down a little further there’s even an tidal wall that’s great for fishing.

On the beach itself there are bathrooms and a little boat/inner tube rental shop and food shop that wasn’t open when we went but maybe opens on the weekends. There’s also an amazing view of Mount Fuji from the tidal wall as well as a Tori gate with a walking trail from one side of the beach...

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5.0
2y

I honestly wasn't sure what I would find here; it was more about the journey than the destination for me. The road I cycled to get to Heda (Prefectural Highway 17) offered a refreshing dearth of traffic, even in the middle of summer, and absolutely stunning views along the Izu coastline. Heda itself is a charming little fishing village. There's an aquarium and a shipbuilding museum there, both of which were closed when I went...

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5.0
3y

A cannot skip beach. With clean, clear water with row boating, snorkeling, SOP, fishing, and much more awaiting you at the beach it is a must visit. Featuring a beautiful view of Mt. Fuji, a quite waterfront town and extremely helpful staff at a beach house that serves up everything a beachgoer could want await you. Parking is plenty and reasonable...

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