Miura Peninsula and Misaki Port: Coastal sights and Misaki Maguro Ticket rules

Explore the Miura Peninsula and see what the Keikyu Misaki Maguro Ticket includes, from return rail and bus travel to two partner vouchers, plus seating and pricing restrictions.

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  • Food
  • Day trips

The Miura Peninsula () is known for the sea and tuna. Keikyu Railway’s Misaki Maguro Ticket () combines rail and bus travel with meal and experience vouchers, but several usage rules are easy to overlook. This article uses information from the Kanagawa Prefectural Tourism Association and Keikyu (checked on 2026-10-28). The official page does not list prices for each departure station (these appear on a separate “Fares from each station” page), so this article does not give them. Return to the Kanagawa travel guide.

Key points

  • The Miura Peninsula lies between Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay; official information highlights sea views, fresh tuna and seasonal vegetables
  • The ticket includes a Keikyu Line return rail ticket, a bus ticket for designated Keikyu Bus sections, and two vouchers for participating businesses (food and experiences, among other things)
  • You can get off along the outward and return rail journeys, but cannot double back in the opposite direction
  • Priority seating is not guaranteed and items at participating shops may sell out

What the Miura Peninsula offers

According to the Kanagawa Prefectural Tourism Association:

Item Official information
Sea Surrounded by Tokyo Bay and Sagami Bay, with coastal views and water activities
Food Fresh tuna and seasonal local vegetables
Experiences Water activities by the sea

Another official page describes the peninsula as having coastal resorts and a busy urban district that blends Japanese and American culture.

What the ticket includes

Keikyu’s official page (information as of September 2026; subject to change):

Item Details
Keikyu Line return ticket Outward and return travel; intermediate stops are allowed, but backtracking is not
Keikyu Bus travel ticket Valid in the “free bus travel area” marked on the map page; show it to the driver when getting off
Participating-business vouchers Two vouchers, each redeemable once per person at one selected participating business; the official page does not clearly identify which voucher is for a meal and which is for an experience or souvenir
Price The official page does not list prices from individual departure stations (see a separate page)
Validity The official page does not specify a validity period or state that use is limited to the purchase day

Usage rules

  • Not sold on the day of the Miura International Citizens’ Marathon (March)
  • Shops may be crowded on weekends, public holidays and event days; buses may also be delayed
  • Paper tickets (magnetic cards): remember to retrieve the ticket after passing the gate; electronic tickets: show the screen at the station counter; when ordering food, hand the magnetic ticket to the staff member or show the electronic ticket
  • Shop operating hours and closing days may change; check with the shop before visiting
  • The ticket does not give priority seating (except “Manpuku Voucher PLUS”); queue with other customers
  • If an item on the menu sells out, the shop may offer a substitute
  • Prices include consumption tax
  • Board buses through the middle door and show the ticket when getting off

Official customer service: Keikyu Customer Information Center, 03-5789-8686 or 045-225-9696, 9:00 to 17:00 (closed over the New Year holidays).

How to use it

  1. Check the fare from your departure station on Keikyu’s official site
  2. Decide which participating shop you want to visit before choosing a route; the participating-business list is on a separate official page
  3. Do not expect priority seating; allow time to queue
  4. Allow for possible bus delays on weekends and public holidays

Further reading: Kanagawa attractions by area and Kanagawa transport guide.

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