The Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket can be purchased from automatic ticket vending machines at Keikyu Line stations (except Sengakuji Station [A07] and Misakiguchi Station [KK72]).

●The Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket includes:
1. Train and Bus Tickets (“A” Ticket): Keikyu Line round trip ticket (from your departure station to Misakiguchi Station) and Keikyu bus pass (only in the free section).
2. Maguro Manpuku Ticket (Maguro Selection Meal Ticket / “B” Ticket): A meal voucher for tuna dishes from 32 restaurants.
3. Miura/Misaki Omohide Ticket (Leisure Facility or Souvenir Selection Ticket / “C” Ticket): Can be redeemed for facility entry or souvenirs from 18 stores.
* B & C tickets can be used only once at designated stores. This article presents multiple options for your selection.

●How to buy the Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket:
At a ticketing machine,
1- Press "Select language"
2- Select your language
3- Press "Ticket"
4- Press "Special tickets"
5- Select "Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket" (みさきまぐろきっぷ)
(Not available at Sengakuji Station [A07] or Misakiguchi Station [KK72]).
*Photo guides to the ticket purchasing process.

https://www.haneda-tokyo-access.com/en/info/pdf/catalog_04.pdf

●Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket PriceDepends on departing station
・ Shinagawa Station [KK01], Keikyu Shibata Station [KK11], Keikyu Kawasaki
Station [KK20]: 3,500 yen
・ Yokohama Station [KK37]: 3,400 yen
・ Haneda Airport International Terminal Station [KK16]: 3,810 yen
* The above prices are for adult tickets and include tax.

●Valid only on the day of purchase

It takes about 65 minutes by train from Shinagawa Station [KK01] and about 47 minutes from Yokohama Station [KK37] to Misakiguchi Station [KK72]. For this trip we left from Shinagawa Station.

*This schedule is based on the regular daytime train schedule, but the exact time depends on the traffic situation.

About an hour from Shinagawa Station both your hunger and anticipation for amazing seafood will have grown! Our first dining recommendation is found on Jogashima Island, the largest natural island in Kanagawa Prefecture.

After arriving at Misakiguchi Station, exit the ticket gate, take the Keikyu bus bound for Jogashima from the second bus stop on the left, and get off at “Jogashima” bus stop.

After getting off the bus, turn right and you’ll find the seafood restaurant “Iso Ryori Kanea.”

The store is large with 50 seats, but on weekends and public holidays it’s crowded so we recommend going early.

We ordered the Gensen Maguro Donburi Shonan Shirasu Soe (“Carefully Selected Tuna Bowl with Boiled Whitebait”).

The dish includes big eye tuna chutoro and akami, negitoro, albacore tuna, and Shonan shirasu (whitebait). If you're lucky, you can eat raw shirasu instead of fried shirasu!

The portion size and appearance are impressive, to say nothing of the taste! The thick, richly flavored tuna is caught fresh daily and will satisfy your stomach, just as your heart is satisfied by the nearby ocean. Kanea is definitely worth the trip!

The shop also has three resident cats, who are friendly and very cute. If it’s not too cloudy when you visit, you can even see Mount Fuji from the street outside the restaurant!

■Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket information:
Dish: Gensen Maguro Donburi Shonan Shirasu Soe
Weekday Bonus: Mini soft cream
Maguro Manpuku ticket validity: Weekdays 11:00 - 16:00 (L.O.), Sat., Sun. & holidays 10:00 - 17:00 (L.O.)
Directions: 3-minute walk from Keikyu bus Jogashima bus stop

Jogashima is a must-visit destination with beautiful blue water visible from the island’s lighthouse, park, and all along the coast. The soothing scenery is perfect for following a satisfying meal. This is the best part of traveling!

For some relaxation after eating and sightseeing, head to Jogashima Keikyu Hotel’s Kirara no Yu (mica onsen baths). If you’re lucky the weather is clear, you’ll get and excellent view of Mt. Fuji, Hakone, and Amagi. Even if you are tired, your fatigue will vanish with this awe-inspiring vista.

■Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket information:
Mika Kirara no Yu day bath (with face towel)
Weekday Bonus: Hot water socks for adults
Hours: 11:00 - 16:00 (Reception closed Final), Open year-round (occasionally closed for maintenance)
Directions: 5-minute walk from Keikyu bus Jogashima bus stop

The next Jogashima sightseeing spot is Keikyu Aburatsubo Marine Park. To get there, take the East 16 bus from Jogashima bus stop and get off at the “Keikyu Aburatsubo Marine Park” bus stop. During peak seasons, the bus route ends one stop earlier at “Aburatsubo” bus stop.

At Keikyu Aburatsubo Marine Park you can meet cute animals! Like delicious food and beautiful scenery, animals are also highly therapeutic. Your Miura/Misaki Omohide Ticket will grant you free entry into the park.

The Marine Park provides visitors with the opportunity not only to see a wide variety of sea creatures, but also to touch many of them (extra charge and advance booking required). The most popular is the “otter handshake” which gives you the chance feed an otter, who will then “shake” your hand!

*Otter Handshake:
When: Every day at 14:05 (subject to change depending on the season, or cancellation due to health of animals)
How much: 1,000 yen/person
Who: Visitors 3 years old and older, younger children must accompanied by a guardian; Maximum of 20 people/day, reservations must be made in advance (if openings are available, reservations can be made on same day)
Where: Otter Forest Exhibition Tank

Another much-loved experience is the dolphin and sea lion performance, which is held in the indoor “Fantasium.” The 35-minute sound, light, and animal show is almost like a musical and is exciting for all ages!

Before going home, be sure to stop by the souvenirs shop. Cute stuffed animals, snacks, and many other fun items featuring the park’s animals are perfect for remembering your trip and sharing your memories with friends and family!

■Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket information:
Keikyu Aburatsubo Marine Park
* Admission is 450 yen (270 yen for children accompanying Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket holders)
* Maguro Manpuku Tickets are available at the park’s Log Terrace restaurant
Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (subject to change depending on the season).
* Last admission is 30 minutes before closing. Park closed for 4 days from the 2nd Monday in January
Directions: 15-minute bus ride from Misakiguchi Station to Keikyu Aburatsubo Marine Park on the Keikyu bus line (During peak seasons, the last stop is one stop earlier at “Aburatsubo.” The park is a 5-minute walk from there.)

The Miura Glass Craft Museum Kirari (“Miura Glass Kogeikan Kirari”) is recommended for people who like handcrafts or parents and children who like to make crafts together. With a Miura/Misaki Omohide Ticket, you can experience making class beads or gel candles recommended for interiors. It doesn’t take long to make the crafts, and you’ll get lost in the moment.

■Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket information:
Miura Glass Craft Museum Kirari glass crafts experience
Make one glass bead with cord or strap; requires 60 minutes to make.
Make one gel candle (bowl, sand, and gel included; other ornaments require additional charge); requires 20 minutes to make.

After a tasty tuna donburi in the morning, a sushi lunch is next. From Misakiguchi Station, take Keikyu Line to Miurakaigan Station [KK71].

By the way, when you return to Tokyo from Misakiguchi Station, you can stop at other stations along the way, but you cannot make a trip back to Misakiguchi.

Kaitenzushi Kaisen is a 3-minute walk from Miurakaigan Station. Using the Maguro Manpuku Ticket, you can order the "Whole Misaki Tsukushi," which is a set of 5 pieces of tuna, 6 pieces of local fish, 1 gunkan roll, and 1 soft drink or low-malt beer.

The set includes otoro, chutoro and akami tuna, as well a local fish, freshly stocked from Miura and Misaki Port every morning. It’s a pleasure to wonder what you’ll be served each day, and every item will surpass your expectations!

Another appealing point of the set is the inclusion of fried tuna – the taste is unforgettable!

■Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket information:
Offer menu: Whole Misaki Tsukushi (5 pieces of tuna, 6 pieces of local fish, 1 gunkan roll, and 1 soft drink or low-malt beer)
Available: Weekdays, 11:00 - 19:45 (L.O.); Sat. - Sun. & holidays, 10:00 - 19:45 (L.O.
Directions: 3-minute walk from Miurakaigan Station

When you’re full, turn right as you leave Kaitenzushi Kaisen and follow Route 214 to the Miura Coast. Miura Beach is a famous beach in the Kanto area, and in summer it’s full of local tourists who enjoy swimming and getting away from Tokyo. When we visited, it was still too chilly for swimming, but many locals could be seen walking along the beach.

Picking up a few souvenirs when traveling is a must, so be sure to stop by. So, finally, go to Temiyage Iroiro Miura Store.

The shop sells vegetables and fruits harvested from the local Takanashi farm, as well as additive-free jams and pickles. The Miura/Misaki Omohide Ticket will allow you to select one item.

There are so many varieties of jam and pickles that you might have a difficult time deciding what to buy! Mr. Takahashi, the manager, recommends mikan Mandarin orange or tomato jam in summer. Other seasonal flavors include strawberry and peach in May, and sweet potato and pumpkin in autumn. Pickles also come in seasonal flavors.

Aside from jam and pickles, the shop also sells sweets, seasonings and containers. The spicy Tomato Harissa (seen above) can be used for various dishes, and is a popular item. As wrapping is free wrapping is available, and it makes a great gift.

■Misaki Maguro Day Trip Ticket information:
Choose favorite jam and pickles (one of each for adult tickets; one item for children’s tickets)
Hours: 11:00 - 19:00 (closed Wed., Thurs. unless it’s a national holiday)
Directions: 3-minute walk from Miurakaigan Station

All of the restaurants and shops introduced above accept Misaki Maguro Day Trip Tickets, but remember that the Maguro Manpuku Ticket and Miura/Misaki Omohide Ticket may only be used one time each, and there are many other restaurants and shops where they can be redeemed so choose wisely!

English translation by Gabriel Wilkinson