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Oi River / Yaizu / Kakegawa

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Agricultural Cooperative Corporation Japan Berry

Leisure / Hobbies

Shizuoka Pref. Fujiedashi Seinanchou 2-5-1

Visitors of all ages at this handicap-accessible orchard in Fujieda City can enjoy picking strawberries in their large green house. The farm uses computerized management to maintain optimal conditions for growing three varieties of strawberry; Akihime, Beni-Hoppe, and Kaorino.
Yoshikawa Campground, Kawasemi no Sato

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Shizuoka Shuchi-gun Morimachi Kamekubo 85-2

This campground is accessible in a number of ways: a 25-minute drive from the Mori-Kakegawa Interchange or Enshu-Morimachi Smart Interchange, a 45-minute drive from the Fukuroi Interchange, or by bus from Enshu-Mori Station (on reservation basis). It can be used for either daytrips or lodging. It was built on the site of the former Yoshikawa Elementary School. The Yoshikawa River lies just to the north, and the bungalows and cooking areas are surrounded by trees. Visitors can enjoy not only barbecues but also fishing and observing nature. The camp even rents out cooking equipment.
JA Enchu Chuo Fragrant Hill Green Tea Pia

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Shizuoka Pref. Fukuroishi Okazaki 7157-1

A direct sales shop in Okazaki, Fukuroi City. For sale are local specialties including local tea leaves, processed goods using tea such as castella cakes, and shiitake mushrooms. In the attached tea room you can experience a tea ceremony, or try tea picking or tea rolling (reservation required for tea picking and rolling).

正式には「JA遠州中央香りの丘茶ピア」静岡ならではのお茶の総合体験ランドです。中でも茶遊庵では、お茶を学ぶことができ、茶席から眺める日本庭園は格別です。
Arasawa Furusato Park

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Shizuoka Pref. Omaezakishi Shimoasahina 158-7

A park in Shimoasahina, Omaezaki City. This verdant green park is surrounded by tea fields and has a lawn slope that you can slide down, an all-weather BBQ area (reservation required), dining hall, and sales area where produce from local farms is sold. In addition to their spring Plum and Cherry Festival they hold a Koi-nobori Flag Raising event from early April to early May.
Kunowaki Water Park Camping Ground

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Shizuoka Haibara-gun Kawanehon Cho Kunowaki 280
Shimada City Museum Annex

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Shizuoka Pref. Shimadashi Kawara 2-16-5

Shimada City Museum Annex is a five-minute drive from the Hassashi or Mukuya Interchange and about 16 minutes from the Shimada Kanaya Interchange, a little way northeast of Shimada City Museum on the Kawagoe Highway. It is made up of three exhibition spaces: a traditional Japanese-style house, the Unno Mitsuharu Memorial Woodblock Print Collection, and the Museum of Folk Culture. The traditional house, built in 1890, is a machiya townhouse that displays materials on folk culture, and outside is a well from that period. The Memorial Collection is centered on the works of wood block artist Unno Mitsuharu, a native of Shizuoka Prefecture. From time to time, curators give gallery talks.
Sagara Sun Beach

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Shizuoka Pref. Makinoharashi Sagara

Approximately a 15-minute walk from the Sagara Eigyosho bus stop and a 20-minute drive from the Sagara-Makinohara Interchange off of the Tomei Expressway, this beach is located just south of the Sagara Seaside Park. Here, there is a wonderfully appealing view of Mt. Fuji and the mountain ranges of Izu. The beach swim season is from July 1st through August 31st, during which period ocean-side shops and clubhouses are set up. The gentle waves are just right for children, making this beach an enjoyable spot for families. The beach is divided into a swimming area and a surfing area where one can enjoy marine sports such as body boarding. The waters here are so clean; one may get a glimpse of a sea turtle around.
Makinohara Park

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Shizuoka Pref. Shimadashi Kanayafujimichou 1701-1

This park is situated within the MakinoharaDaichaen along the KanayaOchanokaori Street in Kanayafuijimicho, Shimada City. In the park is a statue of the Zen teacher, Eisai, who promulgated the tea ceremony in Japan. During March and April one can see the natural proliferation of dogtooth violets. Although known for having a scenic view of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay, this nightscape of the city is registered as one of Night View Heritage of Japan.
Shishigahana Park

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Shizuoka Pref. Iwatashi Iwamuro 199-1

This is a park in Iwamuro, Iwata City. In addition to its namesake protruding boulder, the Shishigahana, the park is blessed with bountiful natural beauty such as cherry blossoms, autumn foliage, and azaleas. Along the trail, there are an exercise obstacle courseand an observatory. One can enjoy hiking, bird watching, or just soaking up the lush green of the forest. Many come on New Year's day to watch the sunrise here. In the spring the Shishigahana Park Cherry BlossomFestival is held.
Kakegawa Castle Park

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Shizuoka Pref. Kakegawashi Kakegawa 1138-24

This park located in Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture features a range of facilities centered on a recreation of Kakegawa Castle. These include the Honmaru Plaza, known for its cherry blossoms, the Ni no Maru tea room, where visitors can enjoy a cup of green tea, and more. Visitors can also take a tour given by a guide dressed like a ninja, a service that is especially popular with foreign tourists (reservation required).
Umieru Yaizu

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Shizuoka Pref. Yaidushi Iwashigashima 136-26

A commercial facility in Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. On the first floor you can find local specialties and souvenirs available including goods with the brandmark of Suruga Bay deep sea water. The second floor has a variety of shops and restaurants including Maguro Chaya which specializes in tuna-based cuisine, and Totoya Shimbay where you can enjoy a fresh seafood BBQ.
Kasui Yuri no Sono

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Shizuoka Pref. Fukuroishi Kuno 2990-1

This nearly 100,000 square-meter lily garden in Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture is famous the more than 150 varieties of lily that bloom there. Visitors can enjoy viewing the lilies while walking the promenade that circles the shore of the central lake, which is landscaped in the style of a Japanese garden. The garden also has a restaurant where guests can enjoy soba noodles or lily tempura while viewing the quiet lake shore.
Shimada City Museum (Main Building)

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Shizuoka Pref. Shimadashi Kawara 1-5-50

A museum in Shimada City, Shizuoka Prefecture. The main theme of the permanent exhibitions of the main building are the travelers and their travels who stopped at the Shimada-juku station, waiting to cross the Oigawa River in the later part of the Edo period. Temporary exhibitions are displayed in the special exhibition room. On the east side of the remains of the old river crossing there is an annex, restored house from the Meiji period.
Okubo Camping Ground

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Shizuoka Pref. Fujiedashi Setonoya 11029

A camp ground in Fujieda City that offers cottages, tenting areas, and tenting areas with parking. They also offer rentable tents and other camping equipment. Onsite you will find a freshwater pool and mini-athletic area. A great place to come relax with the family. The cottages were remodeled in 2018 and now all have a BBQ terrace that can even be used on rainy days.
Kabutozuka Park

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Shizuoka Pref. Iwatashi Mitsuke 4075-1

This park is located in Iwata City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Its facilities include Iwata City General Gymnasium, Iwata City Athletic Field, and Iwata Kabutotzuka Park Ground. The park is used by many people to enjoy sports. It also features a children's square and a grassy space, as well as playground equipment for children to enjoy, making it a holiday destination for families.
Omaezaki Cape Park

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Shizuoka Omaezaki Omaezaki 1564-1 Toboshi Daishita Parking (Misaki no Hiroba Parking) Surrounding area
Nemunoki Children's Museum of Art Donguri

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Shizuoka Kakegawa-shi Kamitaruki 3399-1

"The museum is located in Nemunoki Village, just a 15-minute drive from the Mori Kakegawa IC and 20 minutes from the Kakegawa IC, and consists of two buildings, ""Donguri"" and ""Midori-naka"" located 700 meters apart. The ""Donguri"" building houses about 120 paintings by students of Nemunoki Gakuen, a children's home, while the ""Midori-no-Naka"" building houses a collection of works by Mariko Miyagi, the former director of the school and a former actress and film director."
Tamiya Kakegawa Circuit

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Shizuoka Kakegawa-shi Tanyo 66-1

This remote control car circuit complex is located in a factory district north of Kakegawa Bypass. It is operated by Tamiya, Inc., a well-known manufacturer of remote control cars and other plastic models. The 290-meter-long circuit is one of the largest of its kind in the world. It features a wide range of courses including both on-road and off-road courses as well as a rock crawling field. Although visitors are free to watch the action, driving your own remote control car at the circuit requires a membership. Applying for a membership is easy and the facility even has a girls-only lounge, helping to make the hobby more approachable.
Kikugawa City Kuroda Family Magistrate's Residence Museum/Kuroda Family Residence

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Shizuoka Kikugawa-shi Shimo-hirakawa 862-1

The museum is located near the Shimogumi Community Center on a side road off Prefectural Route 69, and is designated as a National Important Cultural Property because of its valuable remains as a samurai residence. The current main building was rebuilt after the Great Ansei Earthquake, and the museum exhibits the collection of samurai armory, furnishings reminiscent of life in those days, and photographs of the house.
Mt. Hitsurugi Campground

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Shizuoka Kikugawa-shi Tomita 3126-6

This campground, is located a 15-minute drive from Kikugawa Station or a 20-minute drive from the Kikugawa Interchange. This reservation-only campsite is situated southwest of Kanaya station and the entrance to the road that leads to summit of 282.6-meter Mt. Hitsurugi, the highest peak in the city. Visitors who wish to use the campground must make a reservation at least 14 days in advance of their expected arrival, and they may choose to make a day trip or spend one night. Campsites are available throughout the year, but bungalows are available only from April to October. It is an especially attractive place to spend some time after hiking or to enjoy a barbecue. During cherry blossom season, it is full of visitors having blossom-viewing parties.

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Shizuoka Areas

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.