SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

Although our farm is small, our blueberries thrive in a lush natural setting, nourished by water from the Abe River system—one of Japan’s “100 Best Waters.” Blueberry picking is available from June through August. We look forward to welcoming you to our farm.

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Conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from both JR Shimizu Station and Shizuoka Railway Shin-Shimizu Station. Close to Gourmet Street and the riverside market. Features separate large public baths for men and women, as well as a men-only sauna (day-use bathing not available).

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The site where the stone monument marking the former Koshu Rice Collection Site at the mouth of the Tomoe River stands was where tax rice from Koshu and Shinano was collected during the Edo period. Across from the monument, the land is still owned by Yamanashi Prefecture.

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Located at the foot of the eastern entrance to Satta Pass, this place was once a bustling hub for many literati and artists, serving as a secondary post station and tea house.It is said that on March 7, 1868, when Yamaoka Tesshu, commander of an elite unit of Tokugawa shogunate retainers, was being pursued by government forces, he disguised himse…

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This is one of the Suruga Seven Kannon (also known as the Abe Seven Kannon), where the renowned monk Gyoki is said to have enshrined a statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon during the Nara period. It is located on a hill in Ashikubo, which is also the birthplace of Shizuoka tea. It is believed that the Suruga Seven Kannon originated here.

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Built in 1934, this striking building features exterior walls dominated by ivory-colored tiles with extensive use of terracotta, as well as a tower topped with a mosaic-tiled dome. It has been designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

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Located about 1 km south of Shizuoka Station on a hill about 63 meters above sea level, this park is a natural oasis nestled within the cityscape and boasts a picturesque setting.

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This massive rock, standing 19 meters tall and measuring 60 meters in circumference, is designated as a municipal cultural property. It is said to have been washed down from Mount Fuji itself by heavy rains the year following the Great Ansei Earthquake.　Today, it is revered as Oishi Shrine and is also known as a stone that ensures safe childbirt…

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We are Kaneyo Shoten, a traditional souvenir shop along the Tokaido Road. We manufacture and sell souvenirs such as cherry shrimp crackers, black fish cake, and Shizuoka-style oden.

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Welcome to a world from 100 years ago. The Former Embersons Residence was built in 1904 as the private home of Reverend Robert Embersons, a Christian missionary sent from Canada, and is designated as a City Tangible Cultural Property. It features the unique atmosphere of Meiji-era Western-style architecture, blending Western and Japanese design e…

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Built during the Meiji period, this former residence of a Tokaido village headman offers a glimpse into the atmosphere of a traditional Edo-period home. It also serves as a rest stop for walkers. It is a Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property.

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Originally built as a warehouse for a lacquerware shop, it has withstood the Great Shizuoka Fire and the ravages of war.The red brick adds a distinctive accent to the streetscape of Nanaken-cho, creating a unique and charming atmosphere.*Viewing is limited to the exterior. Only customers using the store are permitted to tour the interior (partial…

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This is the family temple of O-Ai, a concubine of Tokugawa Ieyasu. O-Ai is known for having warmly supported Ieyasu during his difficult times and for being the wife of Sōtō, a retainer who was deeply respected by Ieyasu’s vassals. The temple houses a statue of Amida Buddha, known as the “White Principal Image,” which, along wit…

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Garuyubai—A new type of Shizuoka ginjo sake brought to you from Shimizu, the port town famous for Jirocho, soccer, and *Chibi Maruko-chan*.

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Minshuku Miho-so is located within the Miho Pine Grove, where we strive to create a lodging experience that harmonizes tranquility, people, and the natural environment.

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Umegashima Onsen is one of Japan’s oldest hot springs, said to have been flowing for over 1,700 years. It is also known as Takeda Shingen’s “secret hot spring.” In addition to being highly effective for treating wounds, neuralgia, and rheumatism, it leaves the skin smooth and supple, earning it the nickname “Beauty S…

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This is a warm, unpretentious inn that feels just like coming home, whether you’re returning from a trip or a business trip. Located at the intersection of the Tōkaidō and Kōshū Kaidō highways, Okitsu has long flourished as the 17th post town along the Tōkaidō’s Fifty-Three Stations. For travelers passing through the Tōkaidō, Okitsu-j…

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A business hotel located in Shizuoka City. Just a 3-minute walk from the North Exit of JR Shizuoka Station. We are a convenient business hotel dedicated to providing a comfortable stay. We offer a variety of great value packages, including free breakfast and plans that come with a QUO Card. When visiting Shizuoka, we invite you to stay at Hotel U…

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These facilities include a multipurpose hall, exhibition rooms, and conference rooms. The multipurpose hall is used for a wide range of events, including lectures and commemorative ceremonies for up to 1,000 people, as well as various exhibitions, events, and dance parties. The exhibition rooms are used for medium-sized sales exhibitions, recepti…

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Long ago, a bridge was first built over the Tomoe River by order of Lord Ieyasu. It is said that when the bridge was completed and the first crossing took place, a young boy appeared out of nowhere and walked across it. This story has been passed down as the legend of the “kappa living in the Tomoe River.”

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Built as a hub for tourism in the Ikawa district, this church-style building is easily recognizable by its stylish turret. Visitors can access the Ikawa district tourist information center and a café here. Legend has it that if you ring the “Bell of Wishes,” a fir tree fairy will grant your wish.

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Twin Messe Shizuoka serves as a major hub for supporting regional industry, functioning as a hub for information exchange where industry and culture converge, and featuring the largest exhibition halls of any regional city. The two large exhibition halls—North and South—are used for large-scale events such as the Shizuoka Hobby Show. …

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As an oasis in the heart of the city, the front desk is located on the top floor of the hotel, where a tranquil garden and views of Shizuoka’s cityscape welcome guests.We offer 110 single rooms and 3 twin rooms. Choose from a variety of room types, including the Shower Relaxation Room, where you can experience a shower that envelops your en…

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The Shizuoka City Agricultural Cooperative operates "Jiman-ichi," a farmers' market selling local agricultural products at five locations throughout Shizuoka City. Please visit our website for more details.

Minshuku Furusato is a guesthouse located a short distance inland from Ikawa in Shizuoka City, at the foot of the Southern Alps. Since the owner is a hunter, we serve dishes made with venison and wild boar. We hope you’ll enjoy our mountain cuisine. “We also have bear meat.” If you’d like to try our bear hot pot, please le…

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A 3-minute walk from the south exit of Shizuoka Station. This hotel is conveniently located for both business and leisure travelers. It is a 10-minute walk to government offices and a 3-minute walk to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Labor Policy Hall. Restaurants and convenience stores are within a 1-minute walk. All rooms offer inte…

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Just a 3-minute walk from JR Shimizu Station and close to the bustling downtown area, making it convenient for all your needs. We welcome business travelers, tourists, and construction workers. We offer special rates for long-term stays. Our daily specials are very popular, and we provide a warm, home-like atmosphere.

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At Sea Grande Shimizu Station Hotel, we place great importance on our guests’ smiles and a great start to their day. We highly recommend our affordable packages that include breakfast and dinner, featuring dishes made with local Shimizu ingredients whenever possible. The breakfast venue is located on the 8th floor, where you can enjoy a pan…

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It is said that Suruga kites originated during the Warring States period, when a retainer of Lord Imagawa Yoshimoto (1519–1560) created and flew one to celebrate a military victory. Kite Hachi is a specialty shop that has been manufacturing and selling Suruga kites using traditional methods for five generations, dating back to the late Edo …

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This ancient temple belongs to the Myōshin-ji branch of the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism. During the Edo period, it served as the family temple of the Takigawa Matsudaira clan, lords of the Kojima domain, and received their generous patronage. In addition to housing the tomb of Lord Masanobu, the third lord of the Kojima domain, the temple also …

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This is one of the Seven Kannon of Suruga (also known as the Seven Kannon of Abe), said to have been enshrined by the renowned monk Gyoki during the Nara period. It is located on the slopes of Mt. Yudo—famous for Nihondaira—behind the hill where the Shizuoka Prefectural Library and the Prefectural Museum of Art are situated. It is also known as “…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

This is one of the Suruga Seven Kannon (Abe Seven Kannon), said to have been established during the Nara period when the renowned monk Gyoki enshrined a statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon here. Revering Kōbō Daishi (Kūkai) as its founder, it was a temple dedicated to scholarship established in the 7th century. Although it flourished greatly unti…

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This shrine is dedicated to Prince Yamato Takeru, and its annual grand festival is held on September 20. On the holidays surrounding that date, the Ryusei Fireworks (designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Shizuoka Prefecture) are launched in a spectacular display.

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The Signal Fire Site is located about a 15-minute climb from the foot of Gotenyama Mountain and is said to be the spot where signal fires were lit for Kamabara Castle, which was built by the Imagawa clan. From here, you can see as far as Mount Fuji, Mount Ashitaka, and the Izu Peninsula.The Signal Fire Site features an observation deck and a roll…

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・The Shizuoka Chamber of Commerce and Industry Shizuoka Office Building is conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from the North Exit of JR Shizuoka Station along the railroad tracks toward Hamamatsu, and is adjacent to the Shizuoka Station North Parking Lot, which has a capacity of 200 vehicles.・Four rooms on the 4th floor—Room 401 (c…

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At Takayama Citizens' Forest, you can enjoy forest bathing while connecting with nature. The view from the observation deck near the summit is spectacular.In late May, you can observe the Japanese tree frogs laying their eggs around the pond in Takayama.Ushigamine (Takayama) has been developed as the “Takayama Citizens’ Forest,&rd…

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Tamagawa Camp Center is a campground for outdoor activities located in a lush natural setting.

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Established in 1950, Fujiya Fishing Boat Shop specializes in black sea bream hook-and-line fishing at Shimizu Port. Black sea bream can be caught at Shimizu Port year-round, and our main method here is dough ball fishing using okara as the base.

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We lead the car rental industry with our wide selection of vehicles and exceptional service. We operate Orix Rent-A-Car locations at Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport, in front of Shizuoka Station, and in other major cities throughout Shizuoka Prefecture.In addition to car rentals, we also offer bicycle rentals, providing a convenient way to get around…

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A 2-minute walk from the South Exit of JR Shizuoka Station.A safe and secure hotel with a seismic isolation structure that offers both comfort and tranquility.

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