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Morito Beach (森戸海岸)
photo by Quercus acuta · CC0

The market is every Sunday from 8:30; the fireworks are on 25 July at 19:30.

The beach below Morito Shrine, with the torii on the rock at the far right and, on clear days, Enoshima and Fuji ahead. You can hire SUP boards and kayaks here. On Sunday mornings, from half past eight, there is a market on the seafront.

Hayama's municipal beach, between the headland of Morito Shrine and the river mouth. The Morito fireworks are held on 25 July at 19:30 and number six hundred and ten; those at Isshiki, two kilometres further south, are held on 23 July at the same time and number four hundred and eighty.

ℹ️ Free entry. Market every Sunday from 8:30. SUP and kayak hire on site. Fireworks on 25 July at 19:30.

🚉 Zushi・Hayama · 32 min walk

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Morito Beach (森戸海岸)
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Morito Beach (森戸海岸)
photo by Quercus acuta · CC0

The market is every Sunday from 8:30; the fireworks are on 25 July at 19:30.

The beach below Morito Shrine, with the torii on the rock at the far right and, on clear days, Enoshima and Fuji ahead. You can hire SUP boards and kayaks here. On Sunday mornings, from half past eight, there is a market on the seafront.

Hayama's municipal beach, between the headland of Morito Shrine and the river mouth. The Morito fireworks are held on 25 July at 19:30 and number six hundred and ten; those at Isshiki, two kilometres further south, are held on 23 July at the same time and number four hundred and eighty.

ℹ️ Free entry. Market every Sunday from 8:30. SUP and kayak hire on site. Fireworks on 25 July at 19:30.

🚉 Zushi・Hayama · 32 min walk

Holidays in Japan? Plan them with us.Over 2,000 real places, a day-by-day itinerary.FreeOpen the map →

Sources: pref.kanagawa.jp · blog.gaijinpot.com · 4travel.jp

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