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The Ultimate Viewing Platform Overlooking Mount Fuji

Nihondaira, which once took first place in the “Top 100 Tourist Destinations in Japan” contest.“Nihondaira Yume Terrace” is an observation facility built in 2018 at the summit (elevation approx. 300m).The views from the third-floor observation deck and the outdoor observation corridor—which circles the summit for about 200 meters—offer a truly br…

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Directly operated by a wholesaler, so the freshness is unbeatable! Enjoy both our seafood bowls and shopping

Located right next to Shimizu Port, "Shimizu Fish Market: Kashi no Ichi" is a popular gourmet spot known as "Japan's first fish market where wholesalers sell directly to the public."It bustles with crowds every day as people flock to enjoy the fresh seafood unique to Shimizu Port, which boasts the highest tuna catch volume…

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The Nihondaira Ropeway is a cable car that connects the summit of Nihondaira—a scenic spot that has been ranked first in the "Top 100 Tourist Destinations in Japan" competition—with Kunozan Toshogu Shrine, a historic site associated with Tokugawa Ieyasu that houses the only National Treasure building in Shizuoka Prefecture, …

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This car ferry route has been designated as Shizuoka Prefecture’s first “Marine Prefectural Road No. 223 (Fujisan).” A monument featuring the prefectural road sign is located on the ship’s deck. Passing between Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Miho Pine Grove, a component site of the heritage, the ferry co…

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"The Original Japanese Landscape" Beloved by Utagawa Hiroshige

During the Taisho era, Miho Matsubara was designated as Japan’s first Place of Scenic Beauty.In 2013, it was also registered as a component part of the World Cultural Heritage site “Mount Fuji,” truly a pristine landscape of which Japan is proud.The contrast created by the pine grove—estimated to contain some 30,000 trees&…

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Let's dive into the world of Chibi Maruko-chan!

"Chibi Maruko-chan Land," located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City—the setting for the anime "Chibi Maruko-chan"—is Japan's only permanent museum.The Sakura family’s living room and the “Class 3-4” classroom are faithfully recreated, giving visitors the feeling of stepping right into the world o…

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Take a trip back to the Showa era! A famous alleyway serving Shizuoka-style oden with rich, flavorful broth

"Aoba Oden Street" and "Aoba Yokocho" are popular spots where you can enjoy "Shizuoka Oden," the soul food of Shizuoka City.The countless red lanterns swaying among the skyscrapers and the nostalgic scenery, reminiscent of a trip back to the Showa era, stir a sense of travel excitement the moment you step inside.The …

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A multi-purpose theme park located in Shimizu Port. Visitors can enjoy shopping, movies, dining, and events. It features a particularly wide selection of sushi bars and restaurants.

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A historic site where Tokugawa Ieyasu built his estate and spent his retirement

This park is located on the site of "Sunpu Castle," where Tokugawa Ieyasu spent his later years as the "Ōgosho" after stepping down from the position of shogun.Protected by double moats and stone walls, the park serves as a place of relaxation for citizens while conveying the historical significance cherished by the ruler of t…

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A tea terrace offering a panoramic view of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay

It’s about a 15-minute drive from Shimizu Station. The nearest bus stop is Nihondaira Hotel. This tea field terrace is located at the summit of a mountain with views of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay. It’s the perfect spot to fully experience Shimizu, where you can enjoy tea grown by the owner of the tea fields right there on the spot.

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A breathtaking spot where Hiroshige’s depiction of Mount Fuji meets the city’s modern thoroughfares

Satta Pass is known worldwide as the setting for Utagawa Hiroshige’s masterpiece ukiyo-e print, “The Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō: Yui, Satta Pass.”From the observation deck, a unique panorama unfolds: the majestic Mount Fuji, the sparkling blue waters of Suruga Bay, and the major transportation arteries—the Tomei E…

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An interactive museum offering a behind-the-scenes look at model kit manufacturing

This new factory, which began operations in 2025 under the concept of a "showcase factory," has captured the attention of plastic model fans around the world.At the adjacent MUSEUM, visitors can step into the shoes of a plastic model designer and experience the manufacturing process—from planning and design to mold making, molding, and …

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Learn about the World Cultural Heritage Site "Miho Matsubara"

The Shizuoka City Miho Matsubara Cultural Creation Center, "Miho Shirube," opened in 2019.Located right next to the Path of the Gods and the Hagoromo Pine, this facility serves to clearly explain and convey to future generations the value and appeal of the site as a component asset of the Scenic Spot and World Cultural Heritage site &ld…

In Yutogi, there is a large wasabi field known as “Wasabi Mountain.” It is believed that wasabi cultivation in Japan originated here, when people began transplanting and cultivating wasabi that grew wild near this area in the early Edo period.In front of “Utsurogi,” a facility selling local products, stands a monument marking “The Birthplace of W…

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"Parche," a seven-story station building directly connected to Shizuoka Station on the JR Tokaido Line and Shinkansen, is a shopping center featuring approximately 180 specialty stores. The Shokusai-kan section brings together renowned shops specializing in fresh produce and other goods, with a focus on Shizuoka’s local specialtie…

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A department store with a stylish aquarium!The basement food hall also offers a wide variety of gourmet foods.It’s a 3-minute walk from JR Shizuoka Station, and since it’s directly connected via an underground passage, you can enter without getting wet in the rain.In the spring of 2022, the entire building was renovated, and the styli…

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(This is the route to Kunozan Toshogu Shrine via the ropeway from Nihondaira)From his early childhood, Tokugawa Ieyasu overcame every hardship and adversity to become Shogun. Having spent his later years in Sunpu (present-day Shizuoka City), Ieyasu passed away on April 17, 1616, at the age of 75.Shortly before his death, Lord Ieyasu entrusted his…

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Located just steps from the North Exit underground passage at JR Shizuoka Station, this shop—operated by the Shizuoka Tea Merchants and Manufacturers Cooperative—offers a café, takeout, and retail space. We offer seasonal suggestions on how to enjoy tea brewed in a teapot. In the retail section, you can purchase carefully selected, premium items …

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Founded in 1907, Maruichi Mizuno Seicha is a tea farmthat grows and processes tea on its own estate. We host the “Maruichi Tea Tour,” a special experience designed to engageall five senses, on the terrace of our tea fields at the foot of Nihondaira, overlooking Mount Fuji. (Reservations required)As you gaze out over the 360-degree exp…

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Making Japanese tea more accessible.

A Japanese tea café with two locations near Shizuoka Station. GOOD TIMING TEA lets you enjoy Shizuoka tea in a more accessible way. You can savor a variety of teas, including Japanese tea, matcha, and hojicha（roasted tea), all made with carefully selected tea leaves. In addition to drinks, we offer sweets and light meals that pair perfect…

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Grind, brew, savor. Experience matcha with all five senses.

It’s a 40-minute ride from Shizuoka Station. We grow tea in the Honyama region, located along the upper reaches of the Warashina River. For over 40 years, we’ve been committed to organic farming—free from pesticides and chemical fertilizers—and we take special care to cultivate tea that’s rich in nutrients. This expe…

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The heat from the stone walls brings out the sweetness. The birthplace of "tourist strawberry picking," a tradition spanning 120 years

Overlooking Suruga Bay, "Kuno Strawberry Coast Road" is a famous strawberry destination known for its "stone wall cultivation" method, which is rare even on a national scale.This farming method utilizes the solar heat stored in the stone walls to produce “Ishigaki Strawberries” that are surprisingly sweet and inten…

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Kōyōzan Garden was designed with a focus on playfulness and enjoyment, drawing on the historical context of Sunpu Castle Park and reflecting the style of daimyo gardens., with a focus on playfulness and enjoyment. Centered around four gardens that express the nature and scenic beauty, this garden offers the charm of ever-changing scenery througho…

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Located at the summit of Nihondaira, Tsukihiboshi is a popular tourist spot and souvenir shop in Shizuoka offering breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay.

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Located along National Route 150 with views of Suruga Bay, this is one of Shizuoka Prefecture’s largest comprehensive hot spring facilities, featuring a vast traditional townhouse complex. It offers a food court, relaxation areas, and a manga corner with 6,000 volumes. Within the townhouse complex, you can enjoy a variety of treats at the c…

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This port boasts the largest catch of cherry shrimp in Japan.

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A taste that has remained unchanged for 400 years

A specialty restaurant serving tororo soup, established in 1596.Featured in Utagawa Hiroshige’s ukiyo-e print “Mariko” from the “Fifty-three Stations of the Tōkaidō” series, this legendary establishment is said to have been visited by the famous travelers Yaji and Kita.The signature "tororo soup" is a deepl…

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A sacred site associated with Tokugawa Ieyasu. A National Treasure shrine building overlooking Suruga Bay

This shrine marks the founding of Tōshō-gū, where the remains of the late Tokugawa Ieyasu were first enshrined in accordance with his will.The shrine building, entirely lacquered and painted in vivid colors, served as the prototype for the Gongen-zukuri style and has been designated a National Treasure for its splendor and historical significance…

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The owner personally prepares the Shizuoka-grown eel. For 50 years, we have remained committed to “Yoshida-grown eel,” a renowned domestic specialty. Our eel, prepared by traditional artisans, has earned high praise from our local Shizuoka customers. Please enjoy it with our signature sauce, which has been carefully refined over the past 50 years.

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A Premium Cup of Tea Brewed by Tea Experts: The Shizuoka Chamachi Tea Tour

A 15-minute walk from JR Shizuoka Station, “Chamachi”—where the refreshing scent of tea wafts gently on the breeze—is a quiet neighborhood where time flows at a pleasant pace, a world apart from the bustling tourist spots. The highlight of this tour is strolling through this authentic neighborhood while savoring delicious …

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"West Coast Brewing (WCB)" is a craft beer brewery located at Mochimune Fishing Port in Shizuoka City.Located directly across from the brewery, “The Villa & Barrel Lounge” is a hotel operated by WCB based on the concept of “staying at a brewery.” With just five minimalist guest rooms, the first floor features…

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Ashikubo is home to many terraced tea fields built on steep slopes. Often referred to as Japan’s Machu Picchu, the view of the tea fields stretching across the slopes is truly breathtaking.

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This is the largest shopping center in downtown Shizuoka, home to Shizuoka Railway’s Shin-Shizuoka Station and the Shin-Shizuoka Bus Terminal. Centered around Tokyu Hands, Shizutetsu Store, and a cinema complex, it comprises approximately 150 stores offering clothing, fashion accessories, home goods, groceries, dining, and services.With its…

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A Shizuoka oden restaurant located in the Shizuoka Oden District, "Aoba Yokocho." The fried fish cake is also highly recommended.

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Comprising three areas—Culture, Tourism, and Rest—this facility serves as a multipurpose space where visitors can learn about the history of the Yui district, access tourist information, and engage with the local community.

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Located on Asama-dori, the approach to Shizuoka Sengen Shrine, this oden shop is a rare example of a traditional "dagashi-ya" (old-fashioned candy store) style establishment that specializes exclusively in Shizuoka-style oden. Unlike the famous "Aoba Yokocho" and "Aoba Oden Street," which are known for Shizuoka-style…

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This is a souvenir shop located at the entrance to Miho no Matsubara. It sells Shizuoka City specialties, as well as unique ice cream flavors featuring local ingredients like wasabi and shirasu.

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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.

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Umi-Bozu is the place to fully enjoy the original "Shizuoka Oden"! The huge pot at the entrance is a sight to behold! The delicious aroma wafts right out the door, and as soon as you step inside, our cheerful staff will welcome you! In addition to oden, you can enjoy our original gyoza and a variety of other Shizuoka specialties. We als…

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"Shizuoka: The World Capital of Model Kits" Located at the south exit of Shizuoka Station, Shizuoka Hobby Square features permanent exhibitions of the latest model kits from various manufacturers and traditional Shizuoka crafts, as well as a wide variety of fun events.

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