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Hamazume Yuhigaura Beach
The shallow beach is popular for swimming, and the rocks are popular for fishing. The resort-like beach is surrounded by a row of inns, and you can easily get to the beach from your accommodation. [For guests staying at Hamazume Yuhigaura Beach] YUHIGAURA BEACH...More details -
Hacchohama Beach
Hatchohama Beach in Amino Town is a beach that feels like a tropical resort. It is a shallow beach and is popular with surfers. Hatchohama Seaside Park is also located next to the beach, and has playground equipment for small children. It is a short walk from nearby lodgings...More details -
Obama Beach
Kobama Beach in Amino Town is a beautiful beach with white sand and shallow water. You can also enjoy playing on the rocks. On the east side of the beach there is a promenade that leads to Kotobiki Beach. You can walk to the beach from nearby lodgings.More details -
Kotobikihama Kaketsu Beach
Kotobikihama Kakezu Beach in Amino Town is famous for its 1.8km long "singing sand" beach, and has been selected as one of Japan's top XNUMX soundscapes, top XNUMX beaches, and top XNUMX green pines. It is the world's first non-smoking beach...More details -
Kotohikihama Beach
Kotobikihama Asobi Beach in Amino Town is a beautiful beach with singing sand located at the eastern end of Kotobikihama. There is also a reef area where you can enjoy playing on the rocks.More details
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Shower "Water"
Shower "Hot water"
Hama store
BBQ on site "Allowed"
Pets allowed
There is a vending machine
Before playing in the sea of Kyoto
Maizuru Coast Guard
① Swim within the designated swimming areas of the beach!
②Don't take your eyes off small children!
③Swimming after drinking alcohol is very dangerous!
A "special heatstroke alert" is issued by the Ministry of the Environment at around 14 p.m. the day before, and the city's beaches will be closed for the entire day the day after the alert is issued.We sincerely appreciate your understanding and cooperation. *The areas marked in black on the Ministry of the Environment website are subject to the "Special Heatstroke Alert."
