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  • Clematis no Oka
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    4.0
    95 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Pref. Suntougunnagaizumichou Higashino Clematis Hills 347-1
    A resort facility dotted with art museums, gardens, restaurants, and more located on a hill in Nagaizumi Town, Sunto County, Shizuoka Prefecture. Visitors can enjoy a broad array of artistic and cultural fields at the facility’s four museums—the Bernard Buffet Museum, the Vangi Sculpture Garden Museum, the Yasushi Inoue Literary Museum, and the Izu Photo Museum. Be soothed by the beautiful flowers and nature in the Clematis Garden and the resort’s nature park, or enjoy an elegant meal at restaurants and cafes which use an abundance of local ingredients to create delicious dishes. The resort shop sells books and souvenirs focusing on the themes of art, flowers, and food.

    毎年この時期に立ち寄りますので、クレマチスが主な開花時期になっています。その為この売店の中にもクレマチスや紫陽花の花が販売されています。紫陽花の花も変わった種類のものがあれば購入しますが、今年はクレマチスの入りはピンク系で花の縁が濃い色になっています。咲くのが楽しみになりました。

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  • Chikurin no Komichi (Bamboo Forest Pass)
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    Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Shuzenji 3463-1
    This is a pedestrian walkway that was built over the course of three years starting in 1994 which follows the Katsuragawa River flowing through the center of the hot spring resort near Shuzenji Temple in Izu City. The stone path has a teahouse and a fire watchtower, and in the middle of the bamboo forest offering indelible scenes of Japan is a large bench made of bamboo where visitors can sit down to enjoy the murmuring of the river and the touch of the breeze upon their face. Depending on the season sections are lit up at night, making for an even more magical atmosphere, and this is one of the popular sightseeing spots of Shuzenji.
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  • Baird Brewery Gardens Shuzenji
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    4.5
    40 Reviews
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Odaira 1052-1
    This back-to-nature farm-type brewery built was built in 2014 as a place where people can reacknowledge and rediscover the deep connection between beer and nature through brewing and pesticide-free organic farming. It hosts a number of events, including brewery tours guided by its employees. The facility also has a camping area on its grounds where people can enjoy Baird beer together with nature.

    ホントに美味しかった〜！美味しすぎた。 奥さんと2人で始めたって言うのも素敵だし、工場見学も無料だし、外でキャンプも出来るし、何よりびっくりしたのは、 タップルーム で、飲むときにお好きなおつまみ持ち込み可！！ 知ってたらチーズ買って行きたかった。売ってるおつまみもすっごく美味しくて、マリアージュバターサンド が特に好きだった、、、チャイ味のバターサンドと黒ビール...

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  • 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.
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  • Ike no Mukai Parking Lot (Izu Skyline)
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    Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi
    About 7 km from the Atami Pass Interchange on the Izu Skyline, the Izu Skyline is a 40.6 km toll road that runs through the Izu Peninsula from Atami Pass to Amagi Plateau, a mountain road offering scenic views of Sagami Bay, Suruga Bay, Mt. The parking lot has a spectacular view of Suruga Bay and Mt. Fuji, and at night you can enjoy the night view of Numazu City and Fuji City along Suruga Bay.
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  • Firefly Viewing at the Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Naka
    "This firefly viewing event is held at the Furukawa River Dike about a one-minute walk from the Nirayama Reverberatory Furnaces. The furnances, a world heritage built at the end of the Edo period, is located about a 10-minute drive from Izu-Nagaoka Station on the Izuhakone Railway. The event, which is entitled ""Hotaru Kansho no Yube,"" is held from mid-May to mid-June. Visitors can see naturally-occurring genji-botaru fireflies (Luciola cruciata). The furnace is lit up at night and its parking lot is opened to the general public free of charge during the event. The venue is also fully wheelchair accessible. The surrounding area is a residential neighborhood, so firefly viewing is only allowed during the event."
  • Izu Amagi Onsenkyo Fireflies (Amagi Firefly Festival)
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    Shizuoka Izu-shi Yugashima
    This firefly viewing area is located in the Amagi Onsenkyo hot spring village about a 30-minute drive from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway on a Tokai Bus and about a five-minute walk from the Yugashima Onsen-guchi bus stop. Visitors can see genji-botaru fireflies (Luciola cruciata) raised by local children around the mountain streams near Deaibashi Bridge, which spans the confluence of Nekko River and Hontani River. The Amagi Firefly Festival held here in early June features attractions such as taiko drum performances by local volunteers. The best time to view the fireflies is around 8:00 p.m. on moonless nights. Some lodging facilities in the hot spring village offer shuttles to and from the event venue. Heike-botaru fireflies (Aquatica lateralis) can be seen in July.
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  • Nishitanna Parking Lot
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    Shizuoka Tagata-gun Kannamicho Hata 526-359
    This is a parking lot on the Izu Skyline, which runs along the mountain ride within Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. Right before your eyes, you can see the straight valley Tanna Fault, which runs from the Tanna Basin to Tashiro Basin. The Tanna Fault was created by the past repeated activity of the Kita-Izu fault zone. Recently, the 1930 Kita-Izu Earthquake created a longitudinal shift of over two meters. From the parking lot, you can see the scene of the slope of the Taga Volcano dipping gently into the Tanna Basin, then rising up once at the Tanna Fault, and dipping back down again.
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  • Hakonetoge
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Mishima-shi
  • Kokokuji Temple Castle Ruins
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Numazu-shi Negoya 428
  • Numazu Minato Market Mall
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Numazu-shi Senbonminatocho 128-1
  • Amagi dome
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Izu-shi Kamifunabara 1120-1
  • Merodeipepu
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Prefecture Susono
  • Hirugashima (Hirugashima Park)
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Yokkamachi 17-1
  • Izu nodoriko dozo
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Yugashima 892-14
  • Izunokuni Panorama Park
    Leisure / Hobbies
    Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Nagaoka 260-1
  • Hon Joyama Park
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Sunto-gun Shimizucho Tokura
  • Maruyama Sports Park
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Izu-shi Yagisawa
  • Yubaenoka
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Heda
  • Fuji Hakone Land Parking
    Travel / Tourism
    Shizuoka Tagata-gun Kannamicho Kuwahara
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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.

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