Miyazu trip planner

Though home to one of Japan's long-admired "three views," few people know Miyazu by name. The city formed after World War II, but the primary attraction of Miyazu has been a part of the national psyche for over a millennium. The long sand bar forms a natural land bridge connecting two sides of Miyazu Bay. Forested with over 700 pines, the ever-popular strip has such appeal that its name, Amanohashidate, is often used to describe the city instead of Miyazu. Plan the details of your Miyazu holiday and any onward adventuring with our easy-to-use Japan vacation planner.