Sarushima

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Literally translating to Monkey Island, Sarushima is accessible via a short 10 minute ferry ride from Mikasa Pier. There are numerous ways to enjoy the island, whether it's taking a guided tour, appreciating nature, relaxing on the beach, or engaging in a spot of fishing – the waters surrounding Sarushima are renowned for being crystal clear.

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Sarushima, Yokosuka, Kanagawa 238-0019 (Directions)

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A 10 minute ferry ride from Mikasa Pier.

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