SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

We are a wasabi-pickle manufacturer and retailer with a 260-year history. Our spicy and distinctive wasabi-pickles, made using sake lees from ginjo and daiginjo sakes, offer a unique flavor that sets them apart from other wasabi-pickles and has captivated fans of the dish.

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Tororo-jiru is a specialty of Maruko-juku on the Tōkaidō. Since ancient times, wild yams have been known as "yama-yaku" and prized as a nutritious and invigorating food. This dish features nutrient-rich yams grated and served over barley rice. It’s a perfect blend of flavor and nutrition.

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Located inside the Hitoyadocho Mart in Shizuoka, this is our company-owned store featuring our own craft beer. Housed in a renovated traditional Japanese house, it offers a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy not only beer but also spirits, kebabs, and snacks made with local Shizuoka ingredients. Takeout is available. Please relax and enjoy yo…

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We always have 12 varieties of our original gelato made with fresh ingredients sourced directly from local producers. The gelato flavors, unique to Shizuoka, such as strawberry, mandarin orange, Nagata peaches, plums, and Mochimune shirasu,change with the seasons.We also recommend our parfaits, made with plenty of seasonal fruit. There are terrac…

• Yōmune and Maruko

"Shizuoka Nigiri" features delicious fish caught in the waters off Shizuoka Prefecture, along with delicious tea and wasabi cultivated using the "natural water" blessed by Mount Fuji, and the skilled craftsmanship of sushi chefs. It is an original menu item from Sushi-dokoro Shizuoka that brings all four elements together.You …

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This sushi restaurant is located just a 1- to 2-minute walk from the south exit of Shizuoka Station. We specialize in authentic sushi and dishes made primarily with locally sourced ingredients, all at reasonable prices. We strive to provide our guests with delicious food and warm hospitality that will leave them feeling delighted and satisfied.

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~Seasonal Japanese Sweets to Celebrate Special Moments~ We are Chikodo, a Japanese confectionery shop in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka Prefecture. At Chikodo, we value both time-honored traditions and creative innovation. We bring "the fusion of tradition and creativity" to life through our skilled craftsmanship.

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Wash away the day’s fatigue with a glass of sake and get ready to tackle tomorrow! Shizuoka is famous for its delicious sake and fresh seafood. Every day at Daisaku, we serve fresh local fish caught in Suruga Bay and sake from local breweries. Come enjoy the full Shizuoka experience at our long-established casual izakaya, which has been in busine…

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Since our founding in 1976, we have upheld the traditions of Japanese cuisine in Shizuoka while creating our own unique dishes. To meet our guests’ needs, we always offer a variety of options—from set courses to our lunch menu—designed to ensure your satisfaction.

• Shizuoka City Center

A Japanese restaurant carrying on the traditions of a long-established establishment

"Tsubaki-tei," a Japanese restaurant featuring entirely private dining rooms, illuminates the heart of Shizuoka.From local specialties like grated yam to soft-shelled turtle and pufferfish, you can fully savor the charm of kaiseki cuisine.Our signature grated yam soup is a masterpiece beloved not only by local food connoisseurs but also…

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When you think of Yui, you think of sakura shrimp! And when you think of sakura shrimp, you think of Kaikatei!Be sure to try the fresh sakura shrimp from Suruga Bay’s Yui Fishing Port at Kaikatei—caught just during the spring sakura shrimp season!

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Shizuoka Hotel Tokinosumi: A hotel born from the green highlands. Choose from a variety of rooms—from singles to twins—to suit your needs. Our spaces feature soothing color schemes and chic interiors that create a calm and relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy the convenience of a central location, combined with hospitality inspired by the green…

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Founded in 1866, our company specializes in the production and sale of “Abekawa Mochi,” a Shizuoka specialty said to have been named by Tokugawa Ieyasu. We use carefully selected ingredients and offer packaging designed for easy transport and portioning—such as individual servings—to ensure that you can enjoy this Shizuoka…

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Established in 1858, we are a specialty shop dedicated to preserving the traditional flavor of wasabi-pickled vegetables.[Mitsuba Aoi]○ Spicy Wasabi Pickles (120g)Made by blending 28% wasabi root—cured with nothing but salt—into sake lees that have been aged for over a year, this product offers the authentic flavor and spiciness of wa…

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Marutoyo’s “Akihime” strawberries are exceptionally sweet—so delicious you won’t even need condensed milk. Look for the carp streamers to find us.

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

We have set up a greenhouse on Shizuoka City’s Ichigo Kaigan-dori where you can taste-test Beni-Hoppé and Akihime strawberries.Ours is the only farm where you can taste both of these varieties for the same price.If you’d like to visit, please make a reservation using the form on our website’s Contact Us page.We also accep…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

[A 1-minute walk from JR Shimizu Station, this hotel stands on Shimizu Ekimae Odori. Experience a sophisticated stay for adults.]Winner of the Rakuten Travel Award. All rooms were renovated in 2012, and the entire hotel offers Wi-Fi. Our guest rooms, "Sunpu Natural" and "Shimizu Modern," are designed to capture the charm of Sh…

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Opened in 1958 in front of Baien-ji Temple, the family temple of Jirocho Shimizu. As a specialty shop for Shizuoka tea, we offer a variety of teas, including our own Yabukita tea from Komatsuen Farm in the Shimizu-Yoshihara district.

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"Le Monde Fujigaya" is a restaurant in Showa-cho, Aoi Ward, Shizuoka City, serving steak, teppanyaki, and wine made with Japanese Black beef, seafood, and healthy vegetables. (Government-registered International Tourist Restaurant)

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Great food, great atmosphere, and a chef with a great personality. Suehiro is a restaurant for food connoisseurs, offering a wide variety of fresh seafood.

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We are Genpeido, part of Yamagacha—a tea shop that handles everything from farming to production and sales. Located in the countryside near Shimizu, we sell tea with a refreshing mountain aroma. In addition to pesticide-free tea, we also produce matcha and black tea, striving to offer the freshest taste and aroma in Japan—unmatched anywhere else.

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Enjoy chicken, duck, and seafood dishes, along with famous local sake, at reasonable prices in the relaxed atmosphere of a traditional Japanese tatami room. Torikou is the restaurant that offers you this cozy dining experience.

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Tamaruya owns farms in Abe-oku, the birthplace of wasabi cultivation, and in Fujinomiya, which is rich in spring water from Mount Fuji. Blessed with clear spring water—filtered through granite and maintained at a temperature of around 13 degrees Celsius—we cultivate wasabi year-round.

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With a history spanning over 100 years, we are a specialty restaurant dedicated to grilled eel and tempura, using only fresh, domestically sourced eel. In our spacious and bright dining room, you can enjoy the flavors of the four seasons at reasonable prices. We reopened after renovations in November 2014.

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This strawberry picking farm is located along the old route of National Route 150. It is a historic farm that was the first in the region to successfully cultivate Ishigaki strawberries in the late Meiji period, and Helen Keller once visited here. You can enjoy as many strawberries as you like with no time limit. The farm also features a small ca…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

Enjoy our sweets and meals made with seasonal ingredients that will delight both your heart and body.Perfect for small weddings, too!

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

A village situated along the Mizumishiki River, a tributary of the Warashina River. It is known as a habitat for skunk cabbage. It is also famous for its fireflies, and firefly viewing events are held in early summer.

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Located upstream along the Abe River, which flows through Shizuoka City, the Konya no Sato Recreation Area features facilities such as five Omni tennis courts, Sakura Park, and Umegashima Campground. There are three lodging facilities in Konya Onsen, and the strong alkaline simple sulfur spring is popular for its uniquely “slimy” text…

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At Sunpu Takumi-yado, you can enjoy food, drinks, and desserts made with local Maruko honey and seasonal ingredients.

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This is Mochizuki Chaame Honpo, offering a wide selection of confections made with generous amounts of Shizuoka tea.[Tea Candy: 300 yen] This candy, carefully crafted over an open flame in a traditional kettle, features the character for "tea" (茶) embedded within it.[Yabukita Yokan (10-piece box) 1,000 yen] These bite-sized yokan featu…

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Founded during the Tenpō era, we are Baba Seika from Shizuoka, makers of traditional tea candies and catechin tea180 Years of Dedication to TraditionSince the Tenpō era, we have remained steadfastly committed to the craft of traditional candy-making, passing down our heartfelt techniques from generation to generation.At Baba Seika, we carry on th…

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Established in 1921, we have been the only specialty shop in Shimizu to continuously produce wasabi-zuke ever since.We invite you to savor our fresh wasabi-pickles, crafted with the “dedication” and “luxury” unique to a specialty shop.

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This is Ishigaki Strawberry Picking Farm in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City. Located at the foot of Mount Kunō, our strawberries are bathed in sunlight, resulting in a rich, sweet flavor. From January through early May, enjoy all-you-can-eat, exceptionally fresh, just-picked strawberries. We invite you to come and taste our pride and joy—strawb…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

Located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, along the Kunō Coast Road (formerly National Route 150) in the Ishigaki Ichigo area, this is a strawberry picking farm. To ensure you can enjoy a "relaxed, leisurely, and fun strawberry picking experience," there is no time limit on your visit. You can enjoy as many Akihime and Benihoppe strawberr…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

This buffet restaurant offers gently flavored dishes in a spacious, bright dining area and on an open terrace with ocean views. Our menu features an abundance of seasonal ingredients, and all of our desserts are handmade by our staff. The wide variety of dishes displayed on large platters throughout the restaurant were all developed by our staff&…

• Shimizu and Miho

Our stir-fried meat and vegetables is one of our signature dishes—once you try it, you’ll be hooked.

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A serene Japanese-style space where you can relax. Just a 5-minute walk from Shimizu Station, we welcome you with high-quality cuisine. Located in the Shimizu Station Shopping District, our Japanese restaurant specializes in fresh, seasonal seafood caught in the waters near Shimizu Fishing Port and sourced daily. We also offer a selection of loca…

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Chikusui is a bento shop that delivers Japanese cuisine and takeout meals. The "Daigyosho Gozen" is a kamameshi rice dish featuring the best of the Tokaido region’s land and sea, inspired by the early years of Tokugawa Ieyasu. You can savor ingredients from Sunpu Shizuoka, such as cherry shrimp, whitebait, eel, and black panpan.

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Fresh fish and delicious food—welcome to Fukusuke, a traditional Suruga-style izakaya.

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Our shop is located in the village of Utsunoya, an intermediate post station (ainoshuku) between Maruko-juku and Okabe-juku on the Tokaido Road.Why not enjoy a bowl of soba while soaking in the atmosphere of the old Tōkaidō?

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