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**Overview** Araha works when a beach outing is one part of a Chatan day. The tourism association maps it about fifteen minutes on foot from Mihama American Village and lists showers, lockers and marine activities. The neighboring park has a replica sailing ship playground and shaded seating, giving children and adults something to do between swims. Chatan posted a late-2026 works notice for the beach-side path, so the usual promenade approach may have restricted sections during construction. **Key metrics** - Shoreline: About 600 m - Walk from American Village: About 15 min - Listed free parking: 118 spaces - Beach admission: ¥0 **Pros** - The park and playground give families options between swims. - You can walk from American Village without moving the car. - The directory lists a lifeguard and jellyfish net in season. **Cons** - The swimming season typically ends in October. - Beach-side path works can affect the walking route into March. - It suits a town swim better than a reef-focused outing. **Best for** Families staying in Chatan and travelers combining a beach stop with meals or shopping in Mihama. **Things to watch out for** Check the town’s construction map and follow posted path closures. Confirm swimming hours before setting off in the late afternoon.
Araha works when a beach outing is one part of a Chatan day. The tourism association maps it about fifteen minutes on foot from Mihama American Village and lists showers, lockers and marine activities. The neighboring park has a replica sailing ship playground and shaded seating, giving children and adults something to do between swims. Chatan posted a late-2026 works notice for the beach-side path, so the usual promenade approach may have restricted sections during construction.

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