Hayama Imperial Residence: The oldest existing Imperial Residence! Stroll around the villa area of the Emperor, Empress, Crown Prince, Crown Princess, and Crown Princess Several times a year, we take a stroll through the quiet and beautiful area visited by the Japan royal family to escape the heat and cold. It is the oldest of the three palaces in Japan, which was established in 1894 (Meiji 27). It is not open to the public and cannot be visited, but at the Shiosai Museum, located on the site of the former residence of the Imperial Residence, you can see the collection of Emperor Showa, who diligently studied marine life. At first glance, the palace looks simple, but it is built with the best materials and techniques for Japanese-style architecture. In order to carry out continuous maintenance, there are craftsmen with maintenance skills around the palace. Enjoy the quiet and beautiful scenery of Japan.

Koiso no Nose: A grassy cape on the south side of the Isshiki Coast, which was selected as one of the world's best selected beaches (CNN) Black pine trees are planted along the sandy beaches of the coast, and it is an environment rich in nature that is typical of Japan, which cannot be seen on the coasts of Kamakura and Zushi. There are beaches at both ends of the beach, but the area around the nose of the small beach is especially suitable for playing on the beach. It is a promontory that is located behind the Hayama Imperial Residence and is a grassy hill facing the sea. The outstanding location that stretches to the sea separating the Ohama Coast and the Isshiki Coast is a local power spot. It is also recommended for yoga and meditation.

[Rinmibashi: The bridge in front of the Imperial Residence, which is known as the Red Bridge! ] 】 The Rinmi Bridge is a concrete bridge with a length of 33 meters and a width of 4 meters near the mouth of the Shimoyama River, a Class 2 river that flows through the Imperial Residence. It is also called "Akabashi" by the locals because the parapet is painted red, and it is used by townspeople and tourists to stroll as a connecting bridge connecting the Isshiki Coast with the Choshagasaki and Ohama coasts.

Akitani Tateishi Park: One of the most spectacular views on the Miura Peninsula & sunset spots! The scenery from the promenade and natural shore is beautiful! In addition to the spectacular view of Mt. Fuji, there is also a walking walk from the parking lot to the nose of Brahma (the tip of the standing stone) and a beautiful scenery of the beach where you can play on the beach. Tateishi is a large stone with a height of 12 m and a circumference of about 30 m along the coast of Akitani in Yokosuka City. The land of Tateishi has long been known as a scenic spot, and Utagawa Hiroshige also painted Tateishi. It is loved not only by locals but also by many artists, and at dusk, people with cameras visit Taku-san Mr./Ms.. Standing stones depicted in ukiyo-e prints. We will guide you to the world of ukiyo-e. Mr./Ms. time is recommended.

Brahma Nose: A strange stone formed by bumps and waves! Unusual terrain and beautiful scenery depicted in Japan paintings! The scenery around the rocky area called "Tateishi" and "Brahma Nose", which are slightly separated from the coastline, is a superb view of Japan. Value is found not only in the "Tateishi" and "Brahma Nose" but also in the pictorial compositions that include the pine trees that grow naturally around the "Brahma Nose", as well as the distant mountains of Tanzawa, Hakone, and Izu lying across the sea, and Mt. Fuji floating behind them. The season from late autumn to winter when the air is clear is at its best. Please enjoy the beautiful scenery of Japan that resonates with your heart depicted in ukiyo-e prints.

Dinner: We will guide you to a delicious Japan set meal restaurant or izakaya! You can eat a variety of Japan dishes at local restaurants. You can taste Japan food made with various cooking methods such as sashimi, simmered, grilled, and fried. We will guide you to a special Japanese dinner that only local Japan people know. Enjoy.