The fastest way is by taking the Tohoku Shinkansen from Tokyo to Morioka Station (about 2 hours and 10 minutes), then transferring to the JR Yamada Line or a bus to Miyako, which takes another 2 hours.
Popular attractions include Jodogahama Beach with its white rocks and blue waters, the Kitayamazaki Cliffs offering dramatic ocean views, and Unosu Cliff for panoramic scenery. The Tsunami Memorial Park is also an important site to visit.
Miyako is famous for its stunning coastal landscapes along the Sanriku Coast, including Jodogahama Beach. It is also well known for fresh seafood, especially sea urchin, scallops, and abalone.
Miyako is known for fresh seafood straight from the Pacific Ocean. Local favorites include uni (sea urchin), scallops, salmon roe, abalone, and seasonal fish served at markets and restaurants.
Yes, there are small hot spring inns and ryokan around Miyako and nearby coastal towns. These onsen offer a relaxing stay with sea views and local cuisine.
