**Lapis Jogasaki B&B**, located in the Izu Kogen / Jogasaki Coast area, is a newly built designer B&B offering a relaxed resort-style stay. The architectural design was created by Atelier Bow-Wow, with construction carried out by a local builder. The result is a distinctive architectural space that harmonizes with the surrounding landscape while expressing a unique character. The property is conveniently situated just a five-minute walk along a flat road from Jogasaki-Kaigan Station on the Izu Kyuko Line, making it an ideal base for both sightseeing and workations. Each guest room is equipped with a private unit bath, toilet, and washbasin, ensuring a comfortable and fully private stay. We offer a self check-in system, allowing guests to arrive at their convenience without being restricted by fixed check-in times. Staff assistance is, of course, available whenever needed. Our team can also provide basic guidance in English and Chinese. The shared lounge is a welcoming space where guests may read, relax, socialize, or play the piano. Coffee and tea are available on a self-service basis and are well appreciated as a relaxing break during your travels. The surrounding area features the Jogasaki lava plateau, part of a UNESCO Global Geopark, where the contrast between crystal-clear ocean waters and dramatic coastal cliffs creates breathtaking scenery. The famous Kadowaki Suspension Bridge is about a 15-minute walk away through a beautiful cherry tree-lined path, which is especially impressive during the spring season. Major attractions such as Mount Omuro, Izu Shaboten Zoo, and Izu Ocean Park are all within a 15-minute drive. The neighborhood also offers a variety of popular Japanese, Western, and Chinese restaurants, providing plenty of dining options. Combining dynamic natural scenery with a casual yet comfortable stay experience, Lapis Jogasaki B&B is an ideal base for both exploration and relaxation in Izu.

The Jogasaki Coast area, where **Lapis Jogasaki B&B** is located, is blessed with the dramatic natural scenery that symbolizes the Izu Peninsula Geopark. Towering cliffs formed by ancient lava flows cascading into the sea, combined with the crystal-clear blue waters of Sagami Bay, create a landscape unique to this region. One of the most iconic highlights is the **Kadowaki Suspension Bridge**. Standing approximately 23 meters above the sea and stretching 48 meters in length, the bridge offers both thrilling views and spectacular scenery. It is situated at the midpoint of the approximately 3-kilometer “Picnical Course” (hiking trail) that connects the historic Boranaya fishing hut in Futo with Izu Ocean Park, making it the highlight of this scenic coastal walk. For those seeking a more substantial trek, a 10.6-kilometer trail walk is highly recommended. Starting from Futo Station, the route follows the Jogasaki Picnical Course, continues through the Natural Study Trail beginning at Renchaku-ji Temple, and ends at Izu-Kogen Station. Along the way, visitors can experience rugged lava-formed cliffs and, on clear days, panoramic views stretching as far as the Miura Peninsula, the Boso Peninsula, and the Izu Seven Islands. Another remarkable natural feature is the **Kannonhama Potholes**, spherical lava formations created by wave erosion. Geologically significant and somewhat difficult to locate, they are considered a hidden gem—finding them feels like discovering a secret power spot. On the way from the B&B toward the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge, you will pass the Jogasaki Coast Cherry Blossom Avenue, which extends for over one kilometer. Compared to the busier area around Izu-Kogen Station, this route has fewer tourists and regulated vehicle speeds, making it a quiet and safe walking course. In spring, it becomes a tunnel of cherry blossoms; throughout the year, it offers a refreshing stroll accompanied by ocean breezes and lush greenery.