Located about a 13-minute drive from Ako Interchange, this seaside campground features a sandy beach and pine forest overlooking the Seto Inland Sea islands. No reservations are required, there's no on-site manager, and it's a "self-managed" campsite where campers follow the rules and share the space. Open fires are prohibited; campfires must be made in a fire pit. Please note that open flames are strictly prohibited in the forested sites on the slopes. The site is equipped with a cooking building, showers, and restrooms, so you can spend the day relaxing while gazing out at the ocean.

There's a high degree of freedom in how you enjoy your time here. Beach barbecues are available from spring to autumn, swimming during the summer beach season, and fishing and rock fishing are popular year-round. The sun rising in the east in the morning, and the orange sky and sea sinking into the Harima Nada Sea in the evening—the breathtaking views that change with the time of day are a highlight of any trip. Because it's free camping, it gets crowded during peak season, so arriving early is the key to securing a good spot.

Even if you're not camping, we recommend the adjacent Ichinoe Seaside Terrace Cafe, which offers a great view.

Parking is available for a fee.

[Useful Tips]
- Parking and sites tend to fill up early in the morning during long holidays and weekends. Weekdays or winter are the best times to visit.
- Open fires are prohibited. Fires are strictly prohibited in the forest sites. The beach can be windy, so be sure to bring a fire pit and windbreak.
- The access road is one-way. Be aware of traffic restrictions for motorcycles on weekends and holidays. Parking on the street or reserving spots in the parking lot is prohibited.
- Please take your trash with you.