An uninhabited island that features lush nature and traces of the Tokyo Bay Fortress. Accessible via a 10-minute ferry from Mikasa Pier.
Sarushima
Sarushima is the only naturally formed island in Tokyo Bay and is accessible via a 10-minute ferry from Mikasa Pier. The brick ammunition depots from the Meiji Period (1868-1912) and other facilities are well preserved. As one of the fortifications for the Tokyo Bay Fortress, it was designated as a National Historic Site and a Japan Heritage Cultural Property. In addition to the abundance of nature and history, many people also visit this uninhabited island to enjoy activities such as swimming, barbeque, and art and music events.
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1 Sarushima, Yokosuka |
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Take a bus from JR Yokosuka Station and walk 7 minutes from ODAKICHO bus stop. |
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■ Admission Fee |
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March - November 9:30~17:00 |
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Open Daily (may be inaccessible due to severe weather) |
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Mikasa Park Parking Lot Available Nearby |
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046-822-9561 |
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