A spectacular rocky lava coast created by nature!
Jogasaki Coast is a representing view spot of Higashiizu, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is also part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park.
The coast is formed out of igneous rock from eruptions of Mt. Omuro around 4000 years ago. Over time, the ocean eroded portions of the rock away. Today, the Jogasaki Coast spans around 9 kilometers.
To get the coast's best views, we recommend looking out over the ocean from the nearby suspension bridge or taking a tour boat to get a great view of the cliffs.
The Kadowaki Suspension Bridge is a 48-meter-long bridge up 23 meters in the air. It is one of the representing attractions of the Jogasaki Coast.
The bridge sways as people cross, making it a thrilling experience.
You can see a fantastic view of the rough cliff faces from the surrounding rocky area.
Along the coast, there are two walkways, the “Jogasaki Picnical Course” and “Jogasaki Nature Study Course” that extend for a combined 9 kilometers. If you’re lucky, you might even encounter wild squirrels along the way!
The clear ocean also makes scuba diving around Jogasaki Coast a popular attraction.
Jogasaki Coast
Jogasaki Coast
Kadowaki Suspension Bridge
Kadowaki Suspension Bridge
Kadowaki Suspension Bridge
Jogasaki Coast
海風側面吹來橋身晃得很厲害，走在吊橋像真是步步驚心。
海岸奇岩怪石，海景壯觀，步道很好走。
清澈的海水，美麗的吊橋，
盛開的花朵，悠閑的人生。
