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One Day in Yokosuka or Miura: 2 Timed Routes with the Naval Port Cruise, Sarushima, Jogashima and Misaki Port

Checked against official sources on November 1, 2026 (sources below)

Two 1-day model routes in Yokosuka and Miura

  • Plan A visits Yokosuka (naval port cruise 10:00, Sarushima 12:30, Memorial Ship Mikasa); Plan B covers Miura-Misaki (Jogashima and Misaki Port).
  • From November to February, the last boat back from Sarushima is at 16:00, and Memorial Ship Mikasa entry closes at 16:00.
  • Adult fares for the naval port cruise are ¥2,000, ¥2,200 or ¥2,500, depending on the day.

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This page is for people with no plans and no reservations. Follow the order below and you have a full day in either Yokosuka or Miura-Misaki, both in Kanagawa.

In Yokosuka, the day takes shape around the times of the naval port cruise boat (hourly from 10:00 to 16:00) and the boat to Sarushima Island (the last one in winter is at 15:30). The Miura-Misaki day covers Jogashima Island and Misaki Port by Keikyu bus. From November to February the last boat back from Sarushima is at 16:00 and entry to the Memorial Ship Mikasa closes at 16:00, so the key to the Yokosuka plan is to settle both boats by lunchtime.

In short

  • For boats and a harbor town in one day: Plan A, Yokosuka (naval port cruise at 10:00, Sarushima at 12:30, then the Memorial Ship Mikasa).
  • For sea views and the tuna town: Plan B, Miura-Misaki (Jogashima, then Misaki Port).
  • Plan A can be done on foot from Shioiri Station or Yokosuka-Chuo Station on the Keikyu line. Plan B uses the bus from Misakiguchi Station on the Keikyu line.

Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time). Prices and hours may change.

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1. Timetable for 2 one-day model routes in Yokosuka and Miura

Plan A is built around boat departure times, and Plan B around the closing time of the market stall. The times follow each facility’s operating hours and are a guide.

TimePlan A: YokosukaPlan B: Miura-MisakiNearest station, bus stop
10:00YOKOSUKA Naval Port CruiseJogashima Park (Kanagawa Prefectural)About 5 min on foot from Shioiri / about 7 min on foot from Hakushu-hi-mae
12:30Cross to SarushimaLunch at KurobateiAbout 15 min on foot from Yokosuka-Chuo / 2 min on foot from Hinode bus stop
14:00~Return from SarushimaYajirushi Urari Direct Shop— / 3 min on foot from Misakiko bus stop
15:00~Memorial Ship MikasaTo Misakiguchi Station15 min on foot from Yokosuka-Chuo

Source: official pages of the YOKOSUKA Naval Port Cruise, Sarushima (Triangle), the Memorial Ship Mikasa, Kurobatei, the Miura City Tourism Association and Kanagawa Prefecture (checked November 1, 2026). “—” marks an item for which no information was found.

2. Things to know in Yokosuka and Miura: boat times, daily fees and parking

Both Yokosuka boats change their fares by day, and the naval port cruise is crowded on weekends and holidays, so a reservation is recommended.

  • The naval port cruise and the Sarushima boat are run by the same company (Triangle) but leave from different piers. The naval port cruise leaves from Shioiri Terminal (2nd floor of Coaska Bayside Stores), and the Sarushima boat leaves from Mikasa Terminal next to Mikasa Park.
  • Fares are set per day on the official fare calendar. An adult naval port cruise is ¥2,000, ¥2,200 or ¥2,500, and an adult Sarushima trip (round-trip boat fare plus park admission) is ¥2,100, ¥2,300 or ¥2,500. Yokosuka residents get a discount.
  • By car, Mikasa Terminal for Sarushima has no parking of its own, so you use coin parking nearby. On Jogashima, if you pay ¥500 for a standard car for the day at any of the 6 public lots on the island, you can also enter the other public lots on the island that day (the Jogashima Parking One-Day Pass).

3. Plan A: the naval port cruise, Sarushima and the Memorial Ship Mikasa in Yokosuka

YOKOSUKA Naval Port Cruise

This boat circles Yokosuka Port in about 45 minutes and leaves Shioiri Terminal at 10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 13:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00 (scheduled service every day except maintenance periods; the 10:00 and 16:00 departures run only on set days, shown on the calendar of the booking page. On a day with no 10:00 departure, start Plan A with the 11:00 boat). Because weekends and holidays are crowded, the official site recommends booking in advance. On fine days, about 50 to 100 tickets for the day go on sale in the morning at Shioiri Terminal (YOKOSUKA Naval Port Cruise schedule and fares page, Japanese).

The fare is ¥2,000 to ¥2,500 for adults and ¥1,000 to ¥1,250 for elementary school children, and 1 child under elementary school age per adult rides free. The pier is about 5 minutes on foot from Shioiri Station on the Keikyu line and about 15 minutes on foot from JR Yokosuka Station. If you drive, you get a parking ticket for Coaska Bayside Stores depending on how much you buy at Shioiri Terminal.

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NameYOKOSUKA Naval Port Cruise
Address2-1-12 Honcho, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa (Shioiri Terminal, 2nd floor of Coaska Bayside Stores)
Hours /
Closed
Hourly departures 10:00–16:00, about 45 min (daily except maintenance periods)
Phone046-825-7144
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Sarushima Island

This uninhabited island in Tokyo Bay is about 10 minutes one way by boat from Mikasa Terminal. On the winter schedule (November 1 to the end of February), boats to Sarushima leave at :30 past each hour from 9:30 to 15:30 and boats back leave at :45 past each hour from 9:45 to 14:45, with the last at 16:00 (Sarushima fares and access page, Japanese). On the summer schedule (March 1 to October 31), boats to Sarushima run until 16:30.

The fare is ¥2,100 to ¥2,500 for adults, combining the round-trip boat fare and the Sarushima Park admission (¥500 for adults). You buy tickets at the Mikasa Terminal Sarushima Visitor Center, right at the pier. In Plan A, after the naval port cruise you have lunch and cross on the 12:30 boat, and in winter returning on the 14:45 boat gets you to Mikasa in time. The 16:00 last boat is too late for Mikasa’s entry.

Access to Mikasa Terminal (official channel of Sarushima, the uninhabited island)
NameSarushima Island
Address27-16 Ogawacho, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa (Mikasa Terminal)
Hours /
Closed
Winter (November 1–end of February): hourly departures to Sarushima 9:30–15:30, final return 16:00
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Memorial Ship Mikasa

This flagship of the Russo-Japanese War is preserved in Mikasa Park, and you can tour inside. From November to February it is open from 9:00 to 16:30, and entry closes at 16:00. Admission is ¥800 for adults, ¥700 for high school students and seniors, and ¥200 for elementary and junior high school students.

It is 15 minutes on foot from Yokosuka-Chuo Station on the Keikyu line, or take the Mikasa loop bus from JR Yokosuka Station to “Mikasa Park”. By car, the Mikasa Park parking lot and Mikasa parking lot (both paid) are nearby.

2026: the 100th anniversary of the preservation of the Memorial Ship Mikasa (official channel of the Memorial Ship Mikasa)
NameMemorial Ship Mikasa
Address82-19 Inaokacho, Yokosuka City, Kanagawa
Hours /
Closed
9:00–16:30 (November–February, last entry 16:00). Closed December 28–31
Phone046-822-5225
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4. Plan B: Jogashima and Misaki Port in Miura

Jogashima Park (Kanagawa Prefectural)

This prefectural park on the east side of Jogashima Island, at the tip of the Miura Peninsula, is about 20 minutes by bus from Misakiguchi Station on the Keikyu line (bus to Jogashima), then about 7 minutes on foot from the “Hakushu-hi-mae” stop (Kanagawa Prefecture’s Jogashima Park page, Japanese). The Jogashima Lighthouse is on the west side of the island, and the Jogashima Bridge connects it to the Misaki Port side.

By car, the park’s lot is open from 8:00 to 17:00 (until 19:00 from April to September) and the west lot is open 24 hours. With the ¥500 one-day pass for a standard car you can move between the public lots on the island (Miura City Tourism Association’s Jogashima parking page, Japanese).

NameJogashima Park
AddressMisakimachi Jogashima, Miura City, Kanagawa
Hours /
Closed
Park parking lot 8:00–17:00 (until 19:00 April–September)
Phone046-881-6640
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Kurobatei

A tuna restaurant that opened in Misaki in 1971 and has run in Misaki Port for about 50 years (Kurobatei shop introduction page, Japanese). It has more than 200 menu items, centered on tuna dishes such as grilled tuna head and grilled tuna short rib, and the “Maguro Oyaji no Karubi-yaki” (grilled tuna short rib) is ¥1,320. In November it has closed days besides Wednesdays, so check the shop’s official site first that your Plan B day is not a closed day.

From Misakiguchi Station on the Keikyu line, take the bus bound for Jogashima or Toriya for about 20 minutes to the “Hinode” stop, then walk 2 minutes. There is also parking.

NameKurobatei
Address1-9-11 Misaki, Miura City, Kanagawa
Hours /
Closed
11:00–20:00, last order 19:00 (closed Wednesdays, or following day if a holiday; closed November 4, 11, 17, 18, 19, and 25, 2026; closes at 17:00 on November 24)
Phone046-882-5637
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Yajirushi Urari Direct Shop

A direct-sales shop of a tuna processing company on the 1st floor of “Urari Marche” at Misaki Port. It is open from 9:00 to about 15:00 on weekdays and until about 16:00 on weekends, so in Plan B drop in early after lunch. Listed prices include ¥2,500 for a block of lean tuna and ¥600 for a pack of negitoro (Miura City Tourism Association page on Yajirushi Urari Direct Shop, Japanese).

It is a 3-minute walk from the Misakiko bus stop, and a partner parking service is available.

NameYajirushi Urari Direct Shop
Address5-3-1 Misaki, Miura City, Kanagawa (1st floor of Urari Marche)
Hours /
Closed
Weekdays 9:00–about 15:00, weekends 9:00–about 16:00 (closed New Year holidays)
Phone046-881-5516
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5. Other ways to see Yokosuka and Miura

To compare boats, there is an article on sightseeing boats in Kanagawa and Chiba (Japanese) covering Enoshima, Miura and Boso.

Common questions

What time is the last boat back from Sarushima in winter?

From November 1 to the end of February the last boat back leaves at 16:00 (boats to the island run until 15:30).

Until when can I enter the Memorial Ship Mikasa?

From November to February it is open from 9:00 to 16:30, and entry closes at 16:00.

How do I get to Jogashima?

Take the bus bound for Jogashima from Misakiguchi Station on the Keikyu line for about 20 minutes, get off at “Hakushu-hi-mae”, and walk about 7 minutes.

Official information checked: November 1, 2026 (Japan time). Prices and hours may change.

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