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Jukkoku Pass

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Shizuoka Pref. Tagatagunkannamichou Kuwahara 1400-20

"The ""Ten-Country Pass"" gets its name from the fact that it offers a vast view of the ten old countries of Izu, Suruga, Totoumi, Kai, Shinano, Sagami, Musashi, Kazusa, Shimousa, and Awa. From the peak, you can see Mt. Fuji, the Southern Alps, Suruga Bay, Miura Peninsula, and even all the way to Boso Peninsula in Chiba on a clear day. It's popular for the hiking available at the peak, too."
Kakita River Spring

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Shizuoka Pref. Suntougunshimizuchou Fushimi

"This river of the Kano River system is located in Shimizucho Town, Sunto County, Shizuoka Prefecture. Famous as one of ""Japan's Top Three Clear Currents"", it has been selected as one of ""Japan's Top 100 FamousWaters."" Also, it's adjacent to ""Kakita River Park"", and you can stroll along the water edge. You can take home the spring water from the park, and many tourists use that as their souvenir."
Otomi Farm

4.0

6 Reviews

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Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Kitaema 1124

This tourist farm is located about a 10-minute drive from Nirayama Station on the Izuhakone Railway. Guests can enjoy strawberry and blueberry picking. The strawberries are grown in a barrier-free greenhouse with elevated planters, allowing guests in wheelchairs and those with baby carriages to freely move around. It also allows children to enjoy picking strawberries at their own eye level. The strawberry picking season runs from around December to the end of May. Visitors can enjoy tasting and comparing Tochiotome, Akihime, and Beni Hoppe strawberries for just the price of admission. Blueberry picking is offered from June to August. The farm also offers tours of its mango house from the end of June to around October. Tours include a sample of the farm's mangoes.

今回、友人達と祝日の朝８時頃現着したのですが、オープンは８時３０分からだったのにもかかわらず、若干早めに開店していただきました！ありがとうございました。(*^_^*) イチゴの種類は、とちおとめ、あきひめ、紅ほっぺの３種類。時間制限は30分。しかしながら30分あれば、充分満腹になります♪ 今回、お土産用のイチゴを注文した友人がいましたが、入館する際に係りの方に言っておけば、量と種類...
Old Amagi Tunnel

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Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Yugashima

Located in the Yugashima district of Shizuoka Prefecture’s Izu City, this is Japan’s first and still existing stone roadway tunnel that is also the longest with a length of 445.5 meters. As a famous tunnel that appeared in the Yasunari Kawabata novel Izu-no-Odoriko (The Dancing Girl of Izu) and the Seicho Matsumoto novel Amagi Goe (Amagi-Pass), it supported the lives of the locals from 1905 until 1970 when the New Amagi Tunnel was completed. The surrounding area is enveloped in virgin forest, and the interior of the tunnel is cool even during summer. Many tourists visit the tunnel during the day.
Tamazawa Myohokkeji Temple

3.5

6 Reviews

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Shizuoka Mishima-shi Tamazawa 1

Located twenty minutes by bus from Mishima Station or a twenty-minute drive from the Numazu Interchange, this temple is located a bit removed from the town at the foot of Mt. Hakone. It is said to have been founded in 1284 by Nissho Shonin, one of the six revered monks whom Nichiren, founder of the Nichiren sect of Buddhism, chose to carry on his mission. The temple was moved several times before being set up at its present site. There used to be about 240 temple buildings, but all except the kitchen burned down. At present, the treasure hall holds a number of precious items such as the color painting on silk of Nichiren Shonin, an Important Cultural Property,. Major festivals are held in the spring, summer, and fall. The gardens surrounding the temple are planted with cherries and other flowering plants to create a colorful sight in all four seasons.

日蓮宗の古刹。掛川藩主・太田家の菩提寺で、境内に立派な墓所があります。霊園を含め広い敷地を持つ大寺院です。
View-O water gate and viewing platform

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Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Hon Senbon 1905-27

One of Japan’s largest water gates, View-O was erected in Numazu Port to protect the city of Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture from tsunami. There are viewing galleries 30 meters above the ground on either bank giving visitors the chance to enjoy 360 degree panoramas of Mt. Ashitaka, Mt. Fuji, the Akaishi Mountains, and out to Shimizu. A 30 meter long bridge connects the two galleries, ensuring you can check out both easily during your visit. At night, the entire huge facility is lit up, creating a powerful and magical scene.
Izunagaoka Strawberry Picking Center

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Shizuoka Pref. Izunokunishi Minamiema 1454

Visitors at this tourist farm in Izunokuni City, Shizuoka Prefecture can enjoy all the strawberries they can eat for 30 minutes. Some of the varieties on offer include Akihime and Beni-Hoppe. At the farm's shop, you can purchase assortments of strawberries as well as products like strawberry jam. The farm has wide paths, allowing people in wheelchairs to enjoy picking strawberries.
Odoriko Chaya

4.0

4 Reviews

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Shizuoka Izu-shi Yugashima Kido

This souvenir shop is located inside the Joren Falls parking lot just next to the Joren no Taki bus stop. It is about a 33-minute bus ride from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway on a Tokai Bus. The shop carries famous local sweets, marine products, wasabi, tea-related products, and other quintessential Izu products. One of their most notable offerings is their Amagisan Zuido Rolls. These premium roll cakes, which were inspired by the Old Amagi Tunnel, are popular for their fluffy cake covering and their refreshingly light cream filling made with New Summer Orange, a local specialty. We also recommend Umeera!, a distilled spirit made with New Summer Orange.

浄蓮の滝の駐車場にある茶屋ですワサビソフトクリームなどが売っています観光センターのとなりにあります滝へは階段を100段ほど下ります
Togetsu Bridge

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Shizuoka Izu-shi Shuzenji

"This bridge spans the Katsura River, located in Shuzenji Hot Springs District in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is famous as one of the ""Koi no HashiMeguri"" spanning five bridges. Togetsu Bridge is considered to bring good fortune to prayers of good relationships. Also, you can buy protective charms from the nearby Hie Shrine, where many tourists visit."
Seiunji Temple

4.0

4 Reviews

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Shizuoka Izu-shi Toi 644

The temple is a family temple of Tominaga Yamashiro no Mamoru, lord of Dohi Takaya Castle in the Izu Suigun (navy), and is home to the Shichimen-do Hall, which enshrines a seven-faced maiden who is believed to be beneficial for the fulfillment of good relationships and marital bliss, and the Gakko Jizo, which many students visit to pray for success in entrance exams. The main hall, built in 1832, is designated as a tangible cultural property of Izu City, and is home to 90 paintings on wooden panels, each the size of a tatami mat, depicting the life of Nichiren Shonin.

伊豆市指定の有形文化財の日蓮大聖人一代記板額絵90枚が本堂の中に飾られており、とても見ごたえがあります。また、七十七段の石段を上りつめたところに御堂があり、七面天女をお祀りしており、女性にとても縁のあるものなので是非、石段の途中には干支の石像も置かれており、そこでもお参りして下さいとお寺の方に案内して頂きました。北条氏に仕えた水軍富永城主の菩提寺とのことで。水軍の印が押されている御朱印も頂いてきま...
IZU-La SHUZENJI

3.5

4 Reviews

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Shizuoka Izu-shi Kashiwa Kubo 631-7

修善寺駅構内にある土産物ショップでした。観光客受けしそうな土産物や菓子類の品揃えが充実しており利用者も多くなっていました。又、店内には軽食コーナーもあり麺類等一寸した食事も可能な土産物店でした。
Kirameki no Oka

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Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Ita

Positioned on a small hill in Ida, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Kirameki no Oka is a superb viewing spot with expansive views of Suruga Bay and Mt. Fuji. When the sun shines on Suruga Bay in just the right way the surface of the sea sparkles quite majestically. It is because of this that the view has derived its name (Kirameki no Oka literally means sparkling hill). The viewing point is known also as a place to witness glorious sunsets over the sea and the Ida district. From January to February the blossoming rape flowers can be seen in the fields below and the Chinese characters of the name ‘Ida’ can also be seen planted within the flowers. Below the staircase is the Sungo burial mound preserved in just the same way as when it was first excavated.
Ganyudo Ferry

4.5

2 Reviews

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Shizuoka Numazu-shi Tadeharacho (Numazu Minato), Ganyudo Higashicho (Ganyudo), Ayumibashi (Chuo Park Side)

A ferry that runs from the Ayumibash stop, a 10-minute walk from JR Numazu Station, to Numazu Harbor. The ferry, a popular and well-loved mode of transportation for ordinary people until 1971, was revived in 1997. Now anyone can enjoy a ride on the old-style wooden ferry and perhaps, if lucky, a view of Mt. Fuji. Visitors should be aware that runs are cancelled in rough weather, and as a rule, children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Passengers who hold a Shizuoka Kosodate Yutai Card (Child Care Special Card) receive special privileges.

びゅうおやみなと新鮮館など沼津港近辺の観光に一日過ごせる方なら、この渡しのある場所にも出向くといいです。昔の川がどんなだったかは想像できませんが、港大橋を見ると、我入道までの川幅は歩いては行けそうにない距離と川の深さがあります。風情があって、なかなか経験できない渡し船に乗船できます。期間や時間帯、乗船場所など事前に調べたほうがいいと思います。
Strawberry Farm 21 Ema Store

4.0

2 Reviews

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Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Kitaema 874 no Minami Side no Hata

A small strawberry farm where you can compare two kinds of strawberries. 30-minute all-you-can-eat strawberry picking from mid-December to early May. The garden is temporarily closed when all the ripe strawberries run out, so it is recommended to check the website or Facebook page.

伊豆の国市にあるいちご狩り、品種も色々あってとにかく甘いです。伊豆はいちごの名産地です。いちご好きにはおすすめのスポットですよ
Cape Deai (Deai-misaki)

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Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Heda

Cape Deai (Deai-misaki) is a famous scenic spot located on Prefectural Highway 17 (which runs between Numazu and Toi); there are spectacular views of Heda Port, Suruga Bay, and Mt. Fuji. There are benches to sit on, and toilets, so this is an ideal place to stop for a break while driving.
Cape Mihama

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Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Heda

Cape Mihama in Toda, Numazu City is a promontory. The terrain forms a beak-like shape called a sand spit. It is made from earth and sand which are carried on the ocean current from Suruga Bay then accumulate there. It provides a bathing beach on the port-side coast and Mihamamisaki Park as well as facilities such as Suruga Bay Deep Sea Creatures Museum and Zousen Kyoudo Shiryou Hakubutsukan (Museum of Local Shipbuilding Materials) where you can learn about the nature and history around the promontory.
Hosenji Temple

3.0

2 Reviews

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Shizuoka Numazu-shi Heda 449

The temple is located about 8 minutes on foot from Shuzenji Station of Izu Hakone Railway. The temple is famous for its weeping cherry blossoms, which attract many visitors in spring.

Visited here as this is a historical place. Russian ship captain stayed here when his ship was destroyed by tsunami and they were rebuilding a new ship. As Japan was not opened then, they had big...
Mt. Amagi

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Shizuoka Prefecture Izu City

"This is the collective name for the mountain chain made up of ""Mt. Manzaburotake"", ""Mt. Manjirotake"", and ""Mt. Togasayama"" in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is also called the ""Amagi Mountains"" or ""Amagi Mountain Range."" During the flower-blooming season, you can see clusters of Japanese andromeda and rhododendron. Named one of ""Japan's Top 100 Mountains"", it is visited by many mountain climbers."
Amagi Green Garden

3.0

1 Reviews

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Shizuoka Izu-shi Yugashima 892-6

This nature park is located inside the Showa no Mori Center commercial complex attached to Roadside Station Amagigoe along National Route 414. It is about a 60-minute drive from Numazu Interchange on the Tomei Expressway or Nagaizumi-Numazu Interchange on the ShinTomei Expressway. A gently-sloping promenade has been built along the mountain's slopes. Visitors can enjoy taking a stroll while listening to the chirping birds. The park blooms with many of the exemplary flowers of Amagi including Korea rhododendron (Rhododendron mucronulatum) and ebine orchids (Calanthe discolor). The most stunning of all are the 13,000 rhododendrons representing some 500 species that come into peak bloom from mid-April to late May. A Rhododendron Festival is held in the park during Golden Week in late April and early May.

シャクナゲが終わりかけという時期に訪れました。結構なアップダウンがあります。森林の斜面ということも影響しているのか背が高い感じのシャクナゲが多く、トンネル状態になっている遊歩道もありました。満開だったらきれいだったかも。
Genbei River

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Shizuoka Pref. Mishimashi Shibahonchou

A 1.5 kilometer long river located in the Rakujuen park in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture which flows from Kohama Pond, itself believed to be fed by an underground spring from Mt. Fuji. Equipped with stepping stones, a wooden promenade, and shallow area where children can play, the river is a popular destination for locals in summer. Children particularly like playing with a hand pump situated close to the Hirose Bridge. In early summer, visitors can enjoy the magical sight of fireflies floating in the air around the river.

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With the giant Pacific Ocean to the south and the great Mount Fuji to the north, Shizuoka prefecture is blessed with some of the best views the country has to offer. The white sand beaches of the Izu Peninsula are a rare find on mainland Japan, neighbored by beautiful cliffs, tumbling hills, and natural hot springs. As Japan’s largest producer of green tea, the age-old tradition of tea drinking is ubiquitous in Shizuoka, from the miles of tea fields to the old tea houses hosting traditional tea ceremonies.