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Hōmyō-ji Temple
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.
- Okuzizu
Kuchisakamoto Onsen: Guesthouse Genzenkan
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.
- Okuzizu
Naka Kansuke Literary Memorial Museum
The former Maeda Residence, where the author Nakakansuke—famous for *Silver Spoon*, a vivid portrayal of the world of children—lived and wrote, was opened as the Nakakansuke Literary Memorial Museum in 1995. As a place to honor his achievements—he wrote many essays and haiku here—and to provide a venue for cultural activit…
- Okuzizu
Shizutetsu Joy Step Bus
Shizutetsu Joy Step Bus offers chartered tour buses in Shizuoka City. For group travel, we recommend our affordable and safe chartered tour buses.
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Hotel Sunroute Shimizu
Located just a 3-minute drive from JR Shimizu Station, right in front of Shizuoka Railway’s Shin-Shimizu Station, and a 10-minute drive from the Shimizu Interchange, Hotel Sunroute Shimizu is a full-service urban hotel situated in the heart of the bustling downtown area of the port town of Shimizu. It is available for a variety of occasions, from…
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Mizuguchiya Gallery
During the Edo period, Mizuguchiya served as the waki-honjin (secondary post station) for Okitsu-juku on the Tōkaidō. From the Meiji period onward, it functioned as a seaside inn and eventually became a vacation resort for members of the imperial family, politicians, and cultural figures. This history was documented in the book *Japanese Inn* by …
- Shimizu and Miho
Chigo Bridge
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.”
- Shimizu and Miho
Hotel Morimatsukan
A 5-minute walk from the South Exit of Shizuoka Station. Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from the Tomei Shizuoka Interchange. Features a paid parking lot (400 yen per night) with space for 20 vehicles. This business hotel is an ideal base for both business and leisure travelers.
- Shizuoka City Center
