This discount ticket set includes a round-trip Keikyu Line ticket from your departure station to Zushi-Hayama Station [KK53], unlimited Keikyu bus rides in the Zushi and Hayama area, a meal selection ticket, and a souvenir selection ticket.

It’s a great option for travelers who want to take in Hayama’s scenery at a relaxed pace, hopping on and off local buses as they explore. You can enjoy lunch at one of the participating restaurants, ride the bus as much as you like, and even choose a souvenir to take home.

The Hayama Excursion Ticket makes planning easy, giving you the freedom to decide where to go based on your mood that day.

Quick note: In Japanese, the ticket is called the “Hayama Women’s Excursion Ticket,” but anyone can purchase and use it.

Price (Adult): 3,630 yen from Shinagawa Station [KK01] / 3,470 yen from Yokohama Station [KK37]
Contains: Train and bus tickets, Zushi/Hayama meal selection ticket, souvenir selection ticket
Validity: Day of sale only

The ticket includes one round trip on the Keikyu Line from your boarding station to Zushi-Hayama Station [KK53]. You can get off along the way, but once you do, you cannot travel back toward your original boarding station.

The bus ticket gives you unlimited rides on Keikyu buses within the Zushi and Hayama area for one day. See the eligible bus zone below.

The Hayama Excursion Ticket meal selection ticket can be used at more than 30 participating restaurants. Simply choose one item from the special Excursion Ticket Menu.

Options include healthy dishes made with Kamakura vegetables, fresh seafood sourced from local fishermen, and a wide variety of Japanese, Western, and Chinese cuisine. Each menu item is a signature dish from its respective restaurant.

Opening hours vary by location, so be sure to check in advance before visiting.

Head directly to one of the 40 partnered souvenir stores and exchange your ticket for a souvenir that tickles your fancy. Choose from a large variety of items, including popular handmade sweets, cosmetics, original general goods, and more!

There are countless places suitable for a relaxing walk in Zushi/Hayama, but here are a few of our recommendations.

1) Morito Shrine
Morito Shrine is one of Hayama’s most popular spots for a peaceful, refreshing visit. On clear days, you can see as far as Enoshima and Mount Fuji, and the sunset here has been selected as one of Kanagawa’s 50 most scenic views.

2) Hayama Marina
Hayama is also known as Japan’s yacht capital, and Hayama Marina is one of the best places to take in this iconic seaside atmosphere. Rows of yachts and cruisers line the harbor, creating a scene that feels distinctly Hayama.

The marina also has shops and restaurants, making it a great place to enjoy a relaxed stroll by the sea. For sightseeing on the water, we recommend the Enoshima/Yujiro Lighthouse Cruising pleasure boat. The regular fare is 3,240 yen, but with the Hayama Excursion Ticket, it is discounted to 2,160 yen.

3) Morito Beach and Isshoku Beach
Since Zushi and Hayama are located along the coast, be sure to set aside time for a slow beach walk. Morito Beach and Isshoku Beach are both perfect for relaxing by the water, especially if you can time your visit with sunset.

In addition to train and bus access, the Misaki Maguro Ticket includes a Maguro Selection Meal Ticket and a Leisure Facility or Souvenir Selection Ticket. It’s a great way to enjoy Misaki’s old port-town atmosphere, scenic coastal views, and famous tuna dishes all in one day.

Located at the tip of the Miura Peninsula, Misaki has been connected to the fishing industry since the Muromachi period, which began in 1336. Over time, it became an important base for tuna fishing boats, helping shape the town’s reputation as one of the area’s top seafood destinations.

First introduced in 2009, the Misaki Maguro Ticket has remained popular with visitors thanks to its easy combination of great food, sightseeing, and local experiences.

Price (Adult): 3,630 yen from Shinagawa Station [KK01], Keikyu-Kamata Station [KK11], Keikyu-Kawasaki Station [KK20] / 3,470 yen from Yokohama Station [KK37]
Contains: Train and bus tickets, Maguro Selection Meal Ticket, Leisure Facility or Souvenir Selection Ticket
Validity: Day of sale only (*Not valid on the day of the Miura International Marathon)

The ticket includes one round trip on the Keikyu Line from your boarding station to Misakiguchi Station [KK72]. You can get off along the way, but once you do, you cannot travel back toward your original boarding station.

The bus ticket gives you unlimited rides on Keikyu buses within the Miura and Misaki area for one day. See the eligible bus zones and enlarged area maps below.

The Maguro Selection Meal Ticket can be exchanged for one item from a special menu available only to ticket holders. There are 32 participating restaurants, including long-established Japanese restaurants, local favorites, sushi shops, and more.

Each item, from sushi and rice bowls to set meals, features fresh tuna and offers a delicious taste of Misaki’s port-town food culture. With so many tempting options, choosing just one may be the hardest part.

Opening hours vary by restaurant, so be sure to check in advance. Some restaurants also offer special weekday-only deals.

The ticket is not just about transportation and food. With the Leisure Facility or Souvenir Selection Ticket, you can also add a memorable experience or local keepsake to your day trip.

Participating options include hot springs, sightseeing buses, cruises, bicycle rentals, aquariums, art workshops, and more. Simply choose the activity or souvenir that best fits your itinerary.

Some facilities also offer special weekday-only deals, so be sure to check the details in advance.

Miura/Misaki is a wide area containing plenty of tourist hot spots, some of which are listed below.

1) Misaki Port
Misaki Port is one of the area’s main sightseeing spots and a great place to shop for fresh seafood. Beyond shopping and dining, visitors can also enjoy activities such as sightseeing cruises with underwater fish viewing, art workshops, and more.

2) Jōgashima
Since you’re already exploring the Miura Peninsula, it’s worth making time for Jōgashima as well. Connected to the peninsula’s southern tip by bridge, this scenic island is known for its dramatic coastal views, beautiful sunsets, Jōgashima Park, and Jōgashima Lighthouse.

The Yokosuka Mankitsu Ticket includes one round trip on the Keikyu Line from your boarding station to any station in the free travel zone between Shioiri Station [KK58] and Uraga Station [KK64]. It also comes with unlimited Keikyu bus rides in the Yokosuka area, a meal voucher, and an activity voucher.

Yokosuka has long flourished as a naval port, giving the city a distinctive atmosphere unlike anywhere else near Tokyo. From port-town scenery and historic sites to local specialties like Navy Curry, there is plenty here to fill a full day of exploring.

Price (Adult): 3,450 yen from Shinagawa Station [KK01], Keikyu-Kamata Station [KK11], Keikyu-Kawasaki Station [KK20] / 3,390 yen from Yokohama Station [KK37]
Contains: Train and bus tickets, meal voucher, activity voucher
Validity: Day of sale only

The ticket includes one round trip on the Keikyu Line from your boarding station to any station in the free travel zone between Shioiri Station [KK58] and Uraga Station [KK64]. You can get off along the way, but once you do, you cannot travel back toward your original boarding station.

Train travel within the free zone is also unlimited. The bus ticket gives you unlimited rides on Keikyu buses within the designated Yokosuka area for one day.

Yokosuka has a food culture all its own. Two of its most famous specialties are Yokosuka Navy Burger, inspired by a favorite among American naval personnel, and Yokosuka Navy Curry, said to be one of the roots of Japanese curry rice.

Use your meal ticket to try one of these local classics, or choose from other specialty dishes offered by 17 participating restaurants. Many feature delicious meals made with locally sourced ingredients.

The activity ticket lets you choose one option from a fun lineup of Yokosuka experiences. Options include souvenir jacket rental, admission to the Mikasa Historic Memorial Warship with a souvenir, hot springs, and even a meal ticket for an American-style bar.

The variety of activities reflects Yokosuka’s unique mix of Japanese and American-influenced culture, making it easy to add something memorable to your day. Many of the participating spots are also great for photos.

Yokosuka is the town of beaches and naval soldiers, and its history as a naval base can be clearly seen and felt from many areas in town.

1) Mikasa Park
Mikasa Park is a seaside park overlooking Yokosuka Port and home to the Mikasa Historic Memorial Warship. With open waterfront views and a strong connection to the city’s naval history, it is one of Yokosuka’s most iconic sightseeing spots.

2) Dobuita Shopping Street
Dobuita Shopping Street is known for its unique mix of Japanese and American influences, and is still popular with U.S. military personnel today. Located near Shioiri Station and close to the U.S. naval base, the area is lined with shops, restaurants, and bars with a distinctly Yokosuka atmosphere.

3) Kannonzaki Area
For a change of pace from the city center, head to Kannonzaki and enjoy the sound of the waves and fresh sea breeze. The area is known for its relaxed coastal atmosphere, with scenic ocean views from spots such as Kannonzaki Park and Kannonzaki Lighthouse.

All three tickets can be purchased from ticket vending machines at Keikyu Line stations, with a few exceptions listed below. Please note that credit cards cannot be used to purchase these tickets.

Hayama Excursion Ticket
Sold at: All Keikyu Line stations except Sengakuji Station [A07], Haneda Airport International Terminal Station [KK16], Haneda Airport Domestic Terminal Station [KK17], and Zushi-Hayama Station [KK53]
How to buy: Keikyu Line station ticket vending machine > Discount Ticket > Hayama Excursion Ticket

Misaki Maguro Ticket
Sold at: All Keikyu Line stations except Sengakuji Station [A07] and Misakiguchi Station [KK72]
How to buy: Keikyu Line station ticket vending machine > Discount Ticket > Misaki Maguro Ticket

Yokosuka Mankitsu Ticket
Sold at: All Keikyu Line stations except Sengakuji Station
How to buy: Keikyu Line station ticket vending machine > Discount Ticket > Yokosuka Mankitsu Ticket

Located in Kanagawa Prefecture, the Miura Peninsula is close to Tokyo and easy to reach by train, making it a great choice for a relaxed day trip.

If you’ve never visited before and aren’t sure where to go, what to eat, or how much to budget, Keikyu’s discount tickets make planning simple. Just choose the ticket that best matches your interests, then enjoy a full day of transportation, food, sightseeing, and local experiences at a great value.

You can also adjust your itinerary as you go, thanks to the included train and bus access. Whether you want to follow the recommended course or explore a little more freely, these tickets give you plenty of flexibility.

Since they are available almost year-round, they are also useful during busy travel periods like Golden Week and summer vacation. Pick the ticket that fits your style, and enjoy an easy Miura Peninsula day trip from Tokyo.

*All ticket description images were permissioned from Keikyu's official website