As you walk towards the coast from the Morito Shrine bus stop, you'll find Morito Shrine.

Alternatively, you can cross the red bridge from the sandy beach and cross the Morito River to reach Morito Myojin Shrine.

You'll see the shrine's torii gate (a traditional Japanese gate).

This is the guardian deity of Hayama. It's famous for its torii gate on a rocky area in the sea and the view of the sunset sinking behind Mount Fuji.

There are stone benches scattered around.

This bench was nice.

It's a great date spot where you can relax at Morito Beach.

Also, the bench nearby is recommended.

So, why not use these resting spots around Zushi/Hayama Station?

As you walk towards the coast from the Morito Shrine bus stop, you'll find Morito Shrine.

Alternatively, you can cross the red bridge from the sandy beach and cross the Morito River to reach Morito Myojin Shrine.

You'll see the shrine's torii gate (a traditional Japanese gate).

This is the guardian deity of Hayama. It's famous for its torii gate on a rocky area in the sea and the view of the sunset sinking behind Mount Fuji.

There are stone benches scattered around.

This bench was nice.

It's a great date spot where you can relax at Morito Beach.

Also, the bench nearby is recommended.

So, why not use these resting spots around Zushi/Hayama Station?