Mikimoto Pearl Island

After getting off the boat, we walked across a covered bridge to the Pearl Museum, where you can see exquisite pearl exhibits and shop for pearls if you need them. We also watched a female divers show, which was performed every hour regardless of the weather or season. The female divers did not use any diving equipment to dive to the bottom of the sea to salvage.

I learned a lot about the history of Pearl Island. There were many historical pearls on display, which made me feel a sense of wonder. It was a weekend, but it was relatively quiet. I also watched the female divers diving, which was a great sight. Both adults and children can enjoy it.

Pearl Harbor is all about the pearls 🦪 Address: 7-1 Toba 1-chome, Toba City, 517-8511 Access: 7 minutes on foot from JR/Kintetsu Toba Station There are two parking lots (private parking lot and Mikimoto Parking). There are no parking spaces for the disabled. 600 yen for 2 hours for regular cars, 200 yen for each additional hour. Rental/services: Approximately 8 wheelchairs, approximately 10 strollers, free

The hometown of pearls has beautiful scenery, and it is very relaxing to stroll around~ Buying tickets on Ctrip is a little cheaper than buying them at the ticket counter on site. It is recommended for friends who have time to stroll around~

Memorable experience

Pearl Island is a place where you can learn about the history of pearl farming, and there is a pearl museum on the island where you can enjoy the pearl production process and crafts. The demonstrations by female divers are particularly impressive, and it is moving to see them diving into the sea and collecting shellfish. There is also an aquarium nearby, so if you visit both, you will have even more fun.