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  • Akasaki Boardwalk
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    A 15-minute drive from Kozushima Port. This wooden walkway is located a short distance west along the road from the island's northernmost tip. Along its 500-meter-long length, you can take in views not only of the area's deep-blue sea but also the Izu Islands and other islands, and even Mt. Fuji. A shop (only open in the summer) is located nearby and there are steps along the walkway which extend down to the sea, making it possible to use the inlet along which the walkway is built for swimming. There's also a diving platform! The walkway is also a popular destination to take photos of the area's star-filled skies at night.

    You can overlook the beautiful sea surrounding Kozushima. The roads are well maintained, so you can easily get here by bicycle.

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  • Matsuyama Walking Path
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    Tokyo Kozushimamura
    A 10-minute drive from Kozushima Port. This walking path is located off of the Kozu-hondo road on the southeast side of the island. The path, which has wooden walkways and steps along its length, follows a cape between Tako Bay and Miura Bay and takes around 30 minutes to walk. Matsuyamahana and the Matsuyama Lookout can be seen near the exit. The path is largely open and walkers can enjoy fantastic views of the ocean and surrounding islands. The path is the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing stroll and take in some of the best scenery on Kozushima Island.
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