SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

Our store network stretches from Tokyo to Osaka. We’ll help you find the perfect souvenir from our carefully selected range of items along the Tokaido Line. Please visit Bell Mart, Grand Shop, and Gift Kiosk at Shizuoka Station.

• Shizuoka City Center

We are located on the ground floor of a building on a quiet street just a 5-minute walk from Shizuoka Station.We source vegetables still covered in soil directly from local farmers, fresh fish caught that very day, and carefully selected ingredients from across the country.The scent of the soil and the natural aroma of the ingredients that wafts …

• Shizuoka City Center

This is "Utsurogi," a restaurant and gift shop located in Utoki, the birthplace of wasabi cultivation. Here, you can purchase local specialties such as wasabi pickles and tea, and enjoy meals made with locally sourced ingredients. We also offer hands-on experiences, such as making wasabi pickles (reservations required).

• Okuzizu

Located at an elevation of 700 meters on the border with Kawanehonmachi, you can see Mount Fuji on clear days. The rest area offers meals and a relaxing atmosphere.*Please note that meal service hours are subject to change, so please inquire in advance.

• Okuzizu

Ono-ki-so is a secluded retreat nestled in the mountains of Umegashima, Shizuoka City’s “inner sanctum.” The Konya Hot Spring here in Umegashima is one of Japan’s leading strongly alkaline sulfur springs, with a pH of 10.3.With a history dating back to the Edo period, it is spoken of as the “Miracle Hot Spring.&rdquo…

• Okuzizu

We want to share wonderful music from Shizuoka!Since opening in 2006, LIFETIME has been supported by many fans, operating as an authentic jazz club at night and a self-service café during the day.At night, our jazz club is a place where jazz musicians from around the world create exquisite music while enjoying and respecting one another, a…

• Shizuoka City Center

Established in 1948. We are the only restaurant in Shizuoka that captures the atmosphere of the street food stalls of that era. With a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, we prepare your orders right before your eyes over a charcoal grill, and you can enjoy our freshly grilled and deep-fried skewers on the spot.

• Shizuoka City Center

Founded in 1867 (Keio 3), Shobakudo has been manufacturing and selling traditional Japanese sweets steeped in history and tradition.On September 9, 2018, we reopened with a fresh new look as "The Sixth Generation's Japanese Sweets: Shōhakudō Main Store."We offer a selection of Japanese sweets crafted with the sixth-generation owner&…

• Shizuoka City Center

Please enjoy our premium bluefin tuna, seasonal local fish, and local sake—all paired with our carefully selected ingredients and rice.

• Shizuoka City Center

Located in Oka, Suruga Ward, this velodrome offers views of Mount Fuji. Opened in 1953, it hosts the annual “Tachi-aoi Prize” commemorative race every February, as well as other races such as the “Chakki Prize,” named after the folk song “Chakki-bushi.” The mascot character is “Racer Panda,” inspire…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

At Mihomi, the makers of the beloved "Kokko," we are dedicated to creating sweets using natural ingredients and striving to deliver authentic flavors. "Kokko" is a steamed cake filled with milk cream, made with Shizuoka’s delicious water and fresh eggs. You can find it at train stations and rest areas.

• Shizuoka City Center

A city hotel located in the heart of Shizuoka, just a 5-minute walk from Shizuoka Station.Despite being in the heart of the bustling downtown area, the guest rooms are quiet and serene, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle. The hotel features 13 banquet halls of various sizes and five in-house restaurants serving everything from…

• Shizuoka City Center

This city hotel is conveniently located just a one-minute walk from the South Exit of JR Shizuoka Station. All guest rooms are situated on the upper floors (18th floor and above), and the generously sized windows offer panoramic views of downtown Shizuoka. Depending on the room type, you can also enjoy beautiful views of Suruga Bay and Mount Fuji…

• Shizuoka City Center

Founded in 1919, Taigetsuro is a traditional Japanese restaurant built in the Sukiya-style on a 3,300-square-meter (approximately 1,000 tsubo) lot surrounded by forests and bamboo groves. The name “Taigetsuro” derives from the tea room “Taigetsu” at Togetsuhō Shibayaji Temple, a hermitage established by the renga poet Mune…

• Yōmune and Maruko

We are a Japanese and Western-style restaurant located on the first floor of Twin Messe Shizuoka, a large exhibition facility. We strive to provide healthy, safe, and reliable meals by using domestic ingredients and prioritizing locally sourced produce.In addition to our dining and café services, we also accept orders for boxed lunches and…

• Shizuoka City Center

[Motoyama Meijin Tea] Motoyama tea, grown in the Abe River basin that flows through Shizuoka City. “Motoyama Meijin Tea,” supervised by Kanji Suzuki—who won first place at the National Tea Competition—is a highly aromatic, exceptional tea recommended by Koyamaen.　Gofukumachi Main Store: 2-chome, Gofukumachi; Parche Store:…

• Shizuoka City Center

We specialize in meat dishes such as shabu-shabu and steak made with marbled Japanese Black beef. We also offer kaiseki cuisine that showcases seasonal ingredients throughout the year. At Sanshotei Main Store, we welcome our guests with carefully selected ingredients, the skill and heartfelt hospitality of our chefs, and a warm, wood-filled dinin…

• Shizuoka City Center

"Blends are born from a rich imagination."Shimizu-en’s teas are primarily sourced from Motoyama, located upstream of the Abe River, and Kawane, located upstream of the Oi River—the two major tea-producing regions of Shizuoka. The tea is cultivated thanks to the climatic conditions along the riverbanks, the rich soil, and the dedication …

• Shimizu and Miho

This izakaya is located in Aoba Yokocho. It has earned a reputation as a “hidden gem of an oden shop” thanks to dishes like its “soup oden”—which was featured in the gourmet manga *Lonely Gourmet*—its original barrel-aged shochu “Asatate Homare,” and its “Downtown Foie Gras,” made by blending ground beef liver to resemble foie gras.

• Shizuoka City Center

Nestled in the remote Okushizu region of Shizuoka City—a secluded hot spring destination blessed with abundant natural beauty—lies "Umegashima Drive-In & Sauna Villa."The facility is divided into two sections: the “Shop Building,” which specializes in takeout, and the “Accommodation Building,” whi…

• Okuzizu

Located along the old Route 150, this farm is situated on the Kunō Strawberry Coast Road, famous for its Ishigaki strawberries. Enjoy all-you-can-eat strawberries with no time limit. The farm features a shop, a rest area, and a greenhouse rest area. We are committed to providing barrier-free access.

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

Based in Shizuoka—a region renowned for its tea—we have been cultivating the rich flavor and aroma of delicious coffee. Creating a more aromatic taste is the guiding principle of Tomiya Coffee. We also operate “Coffee Beans Shop Mamezumi” in Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City. We offer a selection of 26 carefully curated coffee be…

Yachiyo Sushi Tetsu is a traditional sushi restaurant that sources fresh, locally caught fish primarily from Suruga Bay in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, as well as other fresh and delicious ingredients from across the country, all prepared using time-honored techniques to ensure our guests enjoy the finest flavors. Located just a short dist…

• Shizuoka City Center

A sushi restaurant located in Ryogae-cho, downtown Shizuoka City. It offers great food and a pleasant atmosphere, with transparent pricing that puts your mind at ease. You can enjoy delicious local fish and sake here.

• Shizuoka City Center

This area is located on the first floor of Espal Dream Plaza. Amidst a retro Showa-era atmosphere, you’ll find shops selling farm-fresh vegetables, fresh fish, and dried seafood, as well as restaurants offering seafood set meals and buffet-style dining.

• Shimizu and Miho

Sushi, live sakura shrimp, sakura shrimp dishes, delicacies from Suruga Bay, sardine curry, and local specialties—all prepared with care and deliciousness!Of course, we serve sushi made with fish from Suruga Bay, Shizuoka, and tuna from Shimizu Port—Japan’s top landing port—but our specialty sakura shrimp is available year…

• Shimizu and Miho

As a tea wholesaler specializing in hojicha—a rarity in Shizuoka, where sencha is the dominant variety—we have been purchasing, manufacturing, and selling tea as a trader in the Shizuoka tea market since 1950.Drawing on our many years of experience and expertise, we carefully select high-quality tea leaves and use our proprietary meth…

• Shizuoka City Center

Located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture—just 10 meters from JR Shimizu Station! This business hotel in Shimizu is perfect for business and leisure travelers. We offer convenient packages for families and students as well.

• Shimizu and Miho

Established in 1869. We continue to preserve our traditional flavors by kneading high-quality flour with carefully selected ingredients and baking them to perfection. Popular items include the large "Aoi Daimaru" miso rice crackers, shaped like the Tokugawa family crest, and the "Sunpu Taiko" crackers, which contain peanuts. W…

• Shizuoka City Center

This classic Shizuoka-style oden features a dark broth made without soy sauce, achieved by repeatedly adding water as it simmers. It’s packed with ingredients unique to Shizuoka, such as black hanpen, beef tendon, and the nostalgic, fluffy “Fuwari”—and our freshly fried black hanpen is a particular favorite.

• Shizuoka City Center

Marukaku Watanabe Seicha, a specialty shop offering 100% Shizuoka-grown first-flush sencha and Japanese tea sweets, has been in business since 1954. We take pride in cherishing the bounty of nature and preserving the traditions and pride of Shizuoka tea. Working alongside our own farms and contracted farmers, we take pride and joy in producing Ja…

• Shimizu and Miho

This is an information hub located between the city and the mountain villages. Through interactive workshops and events—such as natural food preparation and charcoal-making—visitors can experience the culture of the agricultural and mountain villages in the Warashina River basin.

• Okuzizu

Our tea leaf cookies are made without any additives, using only the mellow tea from Okabe Town, a region famous for Shizuoka Gyokuro. The cookies come with small holes in them from the start. Since they contain no additives, these holes are left behind by Aomushi-kun, a character who lives in the tea fields. Please enjoy the natural taste and aro…

• Shimizu and Miho

The strawberries from our "Yama-san Farm" are safe, reliable, and healthy.Our pride and joy, the "Suruga Hime" strawberries, are grown with plenty of love from Yamasan.Pick one up and see for yourself. Notice the size of the berries, the luxurious beauty of their red color, and the sweet, indulgent aroma of strawberries.The &q…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

We offer a wide selection of fresh local fish to help you discover new flavors.

• Shizuoka City Center

This sushi restaurant is located on SBS Street in Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City, near the Suruga Ward Office. It offers great food and a pleasant atmosphere, with transparent pricing that puts your mind at ease. Enjoy locally caught fish and local sake at the counter or in the tatami-mat seating area.

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

Kiyosawa Sato-no-Eki is a rural rest stop located in the mountainous Kiyosawa district of Shizuoka City.

• Okuzizu

The site of the residence where the 15th Shogun, Tokugawa Yoshinobu, spent more than 20 years during the Meiji era.This traditional Japanese restaurant, with over 110 years of history, is located just a 3-minute walk from the north exit of JR Shizuoka Station. Yet, once you step through the gate, a 2,000-tsubo garden spreads out before you, virtu…

• Shizuoka City Center

We have been preserving the same taste for over 300 years, ever since our founding in 1695. Oiwake Yokan is a simple, steamed sweet bean paste cake wrapped in bamboo leaves. The flavors of red beans and bamboo blend with the sweetness to create a light, delicate texture that is sure to delight your palate. We offer shipping to all regions.

• Shimizu and Miho

This restaurant is run by the ladies of the JA Shizuoka City Ikawa Branch. In addition to lunch items like wild vegetable soba, popular dishes include seasonal wild vegetable tempura, multigrain homorokoshi, and kashiwa mochi made with mugwort. They also accept orders for boxed lunches and offer various hands-on experiences.

• Okuzizu