Cape Toi (Misaki Horses)
Cape Toi (Toi Misaki) is famous for its free-roaming Misaki horses — one of Japan's eight native horse breeds. Around 100 horses live in complete freedom along the clifftops and beaches with panoramic Pacific Ocean views.
Opening Hours
Cape area open 24 hours. Horse grazing areas accessible year-round during daylight.
Closed: Open year-round
Entrance Fee
Free. Parking may be charged at nearby facilities.
Best Season
Early morning and late afternoon for most active horse encounters; spring for lush coastal scenery
Visit Duration
1–2 hours to walk the cape and observe free-roaming horses
Getting There
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