荒崎公園 Arazaki Park (Miura Peninsula, Kanagawa)
I was asked to join a friend last week for some fishing. It was a rare warm and sunny day, so I couldn't stay home. My friend drove us to the Miura peninsula, where I had just been to climb Mt.Oogusu. ^_^ We drove further down the coast, to a fishing spot which was the most beautiful place I had ever seen.
I was surprised to find a few sea kayakers.
They pushed off just as we were setting up our fishing gear:
The coastline here was incredible. Layers of stone spilled into Sagami Bay:
I loved the shape of these rocks.
This view is looking back from our fishing spot:
Our fishing spot -- tucked in between two rock outcrops:
On the other side of the bay, I spied some other fishermen:
My friend is always incredibly lucky when fishing, catching fish as soon as the line hits the water. This day was no exception. I caught only two, while my friend got six! I took some photos....
My first fish, and the third of the day...Go Team Canada! ^_^
This was the fifth catch of the day:
Fish #6 (I think I caught this one):
The last catch of the day was a cute blowfish (#8):
We packed up our gear and released all the fish back to the sea. As the sun was setting, I snapped a photo of the view:
Arazaki area is part of a large park, with picnic tables, a lookout point and some hiking trails. It's dog friendly too; we watched three dogs training with their owners to catch flying frisbees. I asked my friend to take me here again as I'd like to explore the hiking trails. Should we go back, I'd post more pics for you. ^_^
~ Information ~
Arazaki is a locally known park; few tourists venture down Mirua Peninsula to this spot. If you have time in Japan, you should visit. It's breathtaking.
Access:
-- By car: Drive route 134 south in Miura Peninsula. At Miyukihama, keep to the coast, until you reach Arazaki. Parking is free during weekdays and non-holidays.
-- By train & bus: From Yokohama, take the Keikyu Kurihama line to Misakiguchi Station (the last stop). Take a bus going to Arazaki. From the bus stop, it's a 5 minute walk. Cost: ¥550 for the train, bus cost unknown. Travel time on the train: 51 minutes. Bus travel time unknown.
Arazaki Park's Wiki page is HERE. (Japanese only)
Google Map showing Arazaki Park is HERE.
I was surprised to find a few sea kayakers.
They pushed off just as we were setting up our fishing gear:
The coastline here was incredible. Layers of stone spilled into Sagami Bay:
I loved the shape of these rocks.
This view is looking back from our fishing spot:
Our fishing spot -- tucked in between two rock outcrops:
On the other side of the bay, I spied some other fishermen:
My friend is always incredibly lucky when fishing, catching fish as soon as the line hits the water. This day was no exception. I caught only two, while my friend got six! I took some photos....
My first fish, and the third of the day...Go Team Canada! ^_^
Fish #6 (I think I caught this one):
This fishing spot was really good; I just did simple fly fishing -- no reel.
The last catch of the day was a cute blowfish (#8):
We packed up our gear and released all the fish back to the sea. As the sun was setting, I snapped a photo of the view:
Arazaki area is part of a large park, with picnic tables, a lookout point and some hiking trails. It's dog friendly too; we watched three dogs training with their owners to catch flying frisbees. I asked my friend to take me here again as I'd like to explore the hiking trails. Should we go back, I'd post more pics for you. ^_^
~ Information ~
Arazaki is a locally known park; few tourists venture down Mirua Peninsula to this spot. If you have time in Japan, you should visit. It's breathtaking.
Access:
-- By car: Drive route 134 south in Miura Peninsula. At Miyukihama, keep to the coast, until you reach Arazaki. Parking is free during weekdays and non-holidays.
-- By train & bus: From Yokohama, take the Keikyu Kurihama line to Misakiguchi Station (the last stop). Take a bus going to Arazaki. From the bus stop, it's a 5 minute walk. Cost: ¥550 for the train, bus cost unknown. Travel time on the train: 51 minutes. Bus travel time unknown.
Arazaki Park's Wiki page is HERE. (Japanese only)
Google Map showing Arazaki Park is HERE.
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