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One of the Suruga Seven Kannon (also known as the Abe Seven Kannon), this temple is said to be where the renowned monk Gyōki enshrined a statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon during the Nara period. It is located atop Tokuganji Mountain, overlooking downtown Shizuoka City, and houses the tomb of Lady Kitagawa, the grandmother of Imagawa Yoshimoto.

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This is the Shimizu S-Pulse training ground in the J.League. There is also an area for visitors to watch the practice.

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Sanzon Ryokan. Located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Sanzon is a traditional Japanese-style business inn. We are known for our affordable rates and hearty meals. We welcome guests for sports training camps—especially soccer—as well as business stays. We have parking available for large vehicles. Rates start at 6…

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Welcome to Kuretake, a tranquil inn nestled in the heart of Shizuoka. Here, time flows gently, and leisure is the ultimate luxury. Do whatever you like—or do nothing at all. Here, self-indulgence is simply called freedom. With a spirit of hospitality woven into every detail, we promise you a truly relaxing stay.

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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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Conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from JR Shizuoka StationEasy access from Shizuoka Station makes it convenient for both business and sightseeing!

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This temple enshrines a lock of hair from Okazaki Saburō Nobuyasu, a military commander who, despite being born as the eldest son of Tokugawa Ieyasu, was forced to commit suicide after being accused of treason. A memorial stupa remains at the temple, which is said to have been visited by daimyō on their sankin-kōtai pilgrimages and by Korean dipl…

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Located in the center of the Nakawara Elementary School playground, it creates a unified landscape that blends the distant mountains, the school building in the middle ground, and the ginkgo tree in the foreground.

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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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Kanazacho, where the Bank of Japan’s Shizuoka Branch is located, was home to the Edo-period Kanaza (Koban-za), where “Suruga Koban” coins were minted. The Keicho Koban coins of the early Edo period were minted using gold collected from mines such as Umegashima Gold Mine (Hikagezawa Gold Mine, Sekinozawa Gold Mine, and Yunomori G…

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This information center is located halfway between the city and the mountain villages. It features exhibits, including dioramas and videos, that showcase the nature and culture of the Abe River basin, and offers workshops where visitors can experience the culture of rural farming and mountain communities.

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Located near downtown Shizuoka, the government district, and the entertainment district, this property is ideal for both business and leisure travelers. It is a 5-minute walk to "Shizuoka Oden Street."

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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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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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This restaurant serves Shimizu’s famous offal curry.If you visit Shimizu, be sure to try the offal curry.

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This traditional house features a thatched roof known as a "kabuto-zuki" style, which blends harmoniously with the surrounding mountains.*Viewing is limited to the exterior of the property. Interior tours are not available.[Shizuoka City Designated Important Landscape Structure]

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Japan's Top Tea Master and "Straightforward Tea."

“We want to deliver authentic tea from Shizuoka.” Since 1950, Wada Choji Shoten has been operating as a tea wholesaler in Shizuoka, a region renowned for its tea. We love the tea from the mountains of Shizuoka. River mist rising from clear streams gently envelops the tea leaves in the mountains, nurturing the tea’s rich umami fl…

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Shizumall Nishigaya is a unique facility where visitors can experience both waste reduction and the effective use of resources at the same time.In addition to hot springs and foot baths powered by waste-to-energy plant waste heat, we offer a wide variety of hands-on workshops, such as glassblowing using recycled bottles and making hanging decorat…

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Whether you're seeking a relaxing getaway or hosting a gathering, we offer rooms to suit every occasion and ensure your complete satisfaction. Our inn specializes in meals featuring Yui's famous cherry shrimp.

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We have developed a powdered green tea made from premium Shizuoka tea. At Aoi-do in Sunpu, we have carefully ground premium Shizuoka tea leaves—grown with great care in Fuji no Kuni, Shizuoka—into a fine powder. That’s why it tastes even better than tea brewed in a teapot. We have also opened the Aoi-do Takajo Branch, a taiyaki …

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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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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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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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Whenever I walk past the shop, the aroma of yakitori and curry draws me in.Their famous offal curry is absolutely delicious. Since it’s so popular, it sells out quickly!The shop is bustling with customers every day as soon as it opens.If you’re visiting Shimizu, why not stop by the original offal curry shop?

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This is one of the Seven Kannon Temples of Suruga (also known as the Seven Kannon Temples of Abe), where it is said that Gyoki, a renowned monk of the Heian period, enshrined a statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon. It is said to have been founded during the Nara period. Located on a hilltop reached by a 15- to 20-minute climb up stone steps, it of…

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Every year from mid-January to late March, approximately 500 varieties of camellias bloom across about 6,000 square meters of the Arido Mountain hillside. The garden offers panoramic views of Mount Fuji and the Southern Alps, and visitors can enjoy matcha tea in the tea house, as well as dine at the restaurant and shop.

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Located within the grounds of Sekizō-in Temple on the slopes of Mount Kunō overlooking Suruga Bay, it stands as a prominent local landmark, its presence commanding attention even as it is exposed to the sea breeze from the bay.[Shizuoka City Designated Important Landscape Tree]

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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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This prime location offers excellent access to government offices such as the prefectural and city halls.It faces National Route 362 (Showa-dori) and is close to National Route 1,making it highly recommended for those traveling by car.Additionally, the "7-Eleven" convenience store on the first flooris very convenient for solo travelers …

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Hotel Tokiwa Ekiminami is located in a prime location in the heart of Shimizu, Shizuoka City. Situated in the center of Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, we offer comfortable guest rooms at reasonable rates to business travelers, families, and group travelers.

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This dye shop has been in operation for four hundred years, dating back to the early Edo period, and is said to be the birthplace of Yui Masayuki (1605–1651). The workshop and its tools—including indigo vats, a household shrine, dyeing equipment, and a portable storage chest—remain preserved just as they were in the past, offering a glimpse into …

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Our home is the source of the Kuchisakamoto Hot Spring. We welcome you with seasonal mountain vegetable dishes and river fish cuisine. Sodium bicarbonate spring.

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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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This inn is located right next to the Toro Ruins, where you can feel as if you’ve traveled back in time to the Yayoi period. The garden on the grounds features Japanese white pines and Japanese boxwoods over 120 years old, as well as statues of Yayoi-period people inspired by the nearby Toro Ruins.

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Hotel Prive Shizuoka is just a one-minute walk from the south exit of Shizuoka Station. Whether you’re traveling for business, with family, celebrating a special occasion with a loved one, spending time with friends, or treating yourself, we provide clean, comfortable, and relaxing private spaces to make every guest’s stay at Hotel Pr…

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This restaurant is located right near JR Shimizu Station.If you visit Shimizu, be sure to try the offal curry.

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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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Our signature dish is the "Motsu Curry Rice," which features a hearty serving of curry rice topped with Shimizu's classic motsu curry. We also offer a wide variety of delicious tonkatsu dishes.We’re open for both lunch and dinner, so we highly recommend us for families.

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Located about 2 km from the village of Kurono, this waterfall is 5 meters wide and has a drop of approximately 30 meters. It cascades down in three tiers, and during the depths of winter, the entire waterfall freezes over. The sight of it glistening in the morning sun is truly breathtaking.

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