The influences of visual target and predictive visual cue on gaze behavior and cybersickness were experimentally evaluated, in order to maintain the presence and reduce the cybersickness. The severity of sickness and the sense of velocity were evaluated using simulator sickness questionnaire and method of reproduction. The eye movement was also monitored using an eye tracking camera. The results suggested that the visual target at the optical flow center has more cybersickness reduction effect than the fixed visual target, and the predictive visual cue increases the reduction effect of the target further, while the sense of velocity does not significantly differs among the visual conditions. The feasibility was suggested that presenting predictive visual cue via visual target can reduce cybersickness without impairing sense of velocity.