SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

The "Shimizu Sushi Museum" was established as Japan's first sushi theme park. It is divided into two areas: "Shimizu Sushi Yokocho," which offers free admission, and a paid zone centered around the "Sushi Gakudo" on the second floor. At "Shimizu Sushi Yokocho," you can enjoy a variety of delicious sushi.

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Located in Oka, Suruga Ward, this velodrome offers views of Mount Fuji. Opened in 1953, it hosts the annual “Tachi-aoi Prize” commemorative race every February, as well as other races such as the “Chakki Prize,” named after the folk song “Chakki-bushi.” The mascot character is “Racer Panda,” inspire…

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There are four daily cruises around Shimizu Port, allowing you to enjoy both Mount Fuji, a World Heritage Site, and the Miho Pine Grove, a component asset, at the same time. Additionally, the 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. departures offer a “Lunch Box Cruise” (reservation required). (Please note that the Lunch Box Cruise typically requires…

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The Original Shimizu Motsu Curry RestaurantAs you walk past the shop, the aroma of yakitori and curry beckons you in.The famous offal curry is absolutely delicious. Since it’s such a popular item, it’s available only while supplies last!The restaurant is bustling with customers every day as soon as it opens.If you’re visiting Shimizu, why not sto…

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A New Kind of Alley Beloved by Locals

Located right in front of Mochimune Fishing Port, "Seaside Minato Yokocho"—a local favorite for nearly 40 years—has been renovated with a modern twist.The space blends the charm of the old building with a stylish design, making every corner photo-worthy.The top recommendation is, without a doubt, the “Shirasu Don&rdquo…

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A museum where the scenery outside the windows looks like a painting

Perched on the hills of Nihondaira—a scenic spot that took first place in the "Top 100 Tourist Destinations in Japan"—stands the Nihondaira Hotel. It is truly a resort of breathtaking beauty, worthy of the name “Landscape Art Museum.”From the guest rooms to the restaurants and lounges, floor-to-ceiling glass…

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Established in 1948. We are the only restaurant in Shizuoka that captures the atmosphere of the street food stalls of that era. With a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, we prepare your orders right before your eyes over a charcoal grill, and you can enjoy our freshly grilled and deep-fried skewers on the spot.

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"Monzen no Megumi 'Tairagi'" is a shop located at the summit of Nihondaira, near the Nihondaira Ropeway.The dining area, "Hana-aoi," offers a Japanese menu featuring Shizuoka ingredients, such as soba noodles and tuna rice bowls. In keeping with the site’s connection to Tokugawa Ieyasu, you can also enjoy dishes …

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Nestled in the remote Okushizu region of Shizuoka City—a secluded hot spring destination blessed with abundant natural beauty—lies "Umegashima Drive-In & Sauna Villa."The facility is divided into two sections: the “Shop Building,” which specializes in takeout, and the “Accommodation Building,” whi…

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Our store network stretches from Tokyo to Osaka. We’ll help you find the perfect souvenir from our carefully selected range of items along the Tokaido Line. Please visit Bell Mart, Grand Shop, and Gift Kiosk at Shizuoka Station.

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We want to share wonderful music from Shizuoka!Since opening in 2006, LIFETIME has been supported by many fans, operating as an authentic jazz club at night and a self-service café during the day.At night, our jazz club is a place where jazz musicians from around the world create exquisite music while enjoying and respecting one another, a…

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"Blends are born from a rich imagination."Shimizu-en’s teas are primarily sourced from Motoyama, located upstream of the Abe River, and Kawane, located upstream of the Oi River—the two major tea-producing regions of Shizuoka. The tea is cultivated thanks to the climatic conditions along the riverbanks, the rich soil, and the dedication …

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Encounters with animals can change tomorrow!

Located at the foot of Nihondaira, this municipal zoo is famous for its breathtaking views of Mount Fuji across Suruga Bay.Many visitors are captivated by the adorable sights of a wide variety of animals, including red pandas.The zoo is known for its “behavioral exhibits,” which recreate environments close to the animals’ natura…

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This is a charming way to reach the Hinode District (home to Espal Dream Plaza), the Miho District (home to Miho Matsubara), and the Ejiri District (home to JR Shimizu Station and the Kashi no Ichi fish market, where you can enjoy a meal) by boat. The views of Shimizu Port and the Miho Peninsula from the sea are truly exceptional. On clear days, …

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Sushi, live sakura shrimp, sakura shrimp dishes, delicacies from Suruga Bay, sardine curry, and local specialties—all prepared with care and deliciousness!Of course, we serve sushi made with fish from Suruga Bay, Shizuoka, and tuna from Shimizu Port—which boasts Japan’s largest catch—but our specialty, sakura shrimp, is available year-round. Duri…

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This is a specialized facility for the performing arts located at the tip of Granship (Shizuoka Convention & Arts Center).

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This is a day-trip hot spring facility located in the Umegashima Hot Spring Resort (a collective term for Umegashima Onsen, Nitta Onsen, and Konya Onsen), which has been designated as a National Health Resort.It is known for its colorless, transparent, and viscous water, and is highly praised for leaving the skin feeling moisturized and smooth af…

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This creative Japanese restaurant serves set meals for both lunch and dinner, featuring Shizuoka tea, robatayaki, and tororo soup. The owner, a certified Japanese tea instructor, takes great pride in the tea selection, making this a place where you can enjoy both the food and the drinks.We carefully brew each cup of tea from loose-leaf tea upon o…

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Honjin Park is located in the heart of Yui. It is said that during the Edo period, Yui-juku was a bustling hub, home to one honjin (an inn where feudal lords stayed), one waki-honjin, and 32 ryokan inns.The main gate, stone walls, wooden fences, and horse watering troughs evoke the atmosphere of that era, making the park a valuable experiential z…

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At "Chanokatei," the dining venue in the home of Gyokuro tea, we offer the hospitality of Cha no Hana, where we prepare fresh, just-harvested ingredients with care and skill. Please enjoy the flavors of the season as a simple, warm atmosphere blossoms on your table. From "Hyogetsutei," you can gaze out at beautiful natural sce…

The shrine complex of Suruga Province’s principal shrine, associated with Tokugawa Ieyasu and boasting a history of two thousand years

Affectionately known as “Osen-gen-sama,” Shizuoka Sengen Shrine is the place where Tokugawa Ieyasu held his coming-of-age ceremony while serving as a hostage to the Imagawa clan—a place that can be called the “origin of the ruler of the realm,” where he first harbored his grand ambitions.The shrine grounds are lined …

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This is "Utsurogi," a restaurant and gift shop located in Utoki, the birthplace of wasabi cultivation. Here, you can purchase local specialties such as wasabi pickles and tea, and enjoy meals made with locally sourced ingredients. We also offer hands-on experiences, such as making wasabi pickles (reservations required).

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You can tour the factory of Tamaruya, a producer of "wasabi-zuke"—a classic Shizuoka souvenir with a history spanning over 130 years, dating back to 1875. In addition to observing the wasabi-zuke production process, the facility features a "Spicy Taste Experience Zone" where you can physically feel the sharp, stinging he…

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This classic Shizuoka-style oden features a dark broth made without soy sauce, achieved by repeatedly adding water as it simmers. It’s packed with ingredients unique to Shizuoka, such as black hanpen, beef tendon, and the nostalgic, fluffy “Fuwari”—and our freshly fried black hanpen is a particular favorite.

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Ono-ki-so is a secluded retreat nestled in the mountains of Umegashima, Shizuoka City’s “inner sanctum.” The Konya Hot Spring here in Umegashima is one of Japan’s leading strongly alkaline sulfur springs, with a pH of 10.3.With a history dating back to the Edo period, it is spoken of as the “Miracle Hot Spring.&rdquo…

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The Shimizu Nihondaira Sports Park Stadium was completed in June 1991 as a symbolic sports facility for “Shimizu, the City of Soccer,” and was used as the main venue for the soccer competition at the National High School Sports Festival held in Shizuoka Prefecture that same year.Due to the success of Shimizu teams at events such as th…

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Whether for business or leisure, we enrich your special moments with heartfelt hospitality of the highest quality. Located just a one-minute walk from JR Shizuoka Station—a key hub connecting the vibrant Tokyo metropolitan area and the Chubu region—Hotel Associa Shizuoka looks forward to welcoming you with sophisticated design, state-…

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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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The strawberries from our "Yama-san Farm" are safe, reliable, and healthy.Our pride and joy, the "Suruga Hime" strawberries, are grown with plenty of love from Yamasan.Pick one up and see for yourself. Notice the size of the berries, the luxurious beauty of their red color, and the sweet, indulgent aroma of strawberries.The &q…

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The site of the residence where the 15th Shogun, Tokugawa Yoshinobu, spent more than 20 years during the Meiji era.This traditional Japanese restaurant, with over 110 years of history, is located just a 3-minute walk from the north exit of JR Shizuoka Station. Yet, once you step through the gate, a 2,000-tsubo garden spreads out before you, virtu…

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Shizuoka Onsen Bijinyu has reopened as "Ofuro Cafe Bijinyu."Based on the concept of “Bathhouse × Japanese-style Café,” the facility builds on the “Ofuro Cafe” concept—which operates throughout Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, featuring a collection of over 10,000 comic books and magazines, a r…

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Marukaku Watanabe Seicha, a specialty shop offering 100% Shizuoka-grown first-flush sencha and Japanese tea sweets, has been in business since 1954. We take pride in cherishing the bounty of nature and preserving the traditions and pride of Shizuoka tea. Working alongside our own farms and contracted farmers, we take pride and joy in producing Ja…

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Located along the old Route 150, this farm is situated on the Kunō Strawberry Coast Road, famous for its Ishigaki strawberries. Enjoy all-you-can-eat strawberries with no time limit. The farm features a shop, a rest area, and a greenhouse rest area. We are committed to providing barrier-free access.

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We are a specialty shop dedicated to Shizuoka tea. We carry a wide variety of teas, including local Shimizu teas, deep-steamed teas from Kakegawa, and other Shimizu teas. We cater to a range of needs, whether for personal use, gifts, or commercial purposes. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.

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Katazome by Living National Treasure Keisuke Serizawa, alongside art and craft treasures from around the world

This museum offers visitors the chance to experience the world of Keisuke Serizawa, a Living National Treasure and master of dyeing crafts.Serizawa established "Kataezome," a style of stencil dyeing that incorporates his own unique creativity into traditional techniques, and his bold compositions and rich colors continue to be highly ac…

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This city hotel is conveniently located just a one-minute walk from the South Exit of JR Shizuoka Station. All guest rooms are situated on the upper floors (18th floor and above), and the generously sized windows offer panoramic views of downtown Shizuoka. Depending on the room type, you can also enjoy beautiful views of Suruga Bay and Mount Fuji…

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Please enjoy our premium bluefin tuna, seasonal local fish, and local sake—all paired with our carefully selected ingredients and rice.

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Constructed in 1957 during the building of the Igawa Goro Dam—Japan’s first gravity-flow hydroelectric power plant—this artificial lake spans approximately 10 kilometers and is fed by water from the Southern Alps. From the nature trail that circles the lake, visitors can enjoy the changing colors of the seasons and view the Igaw…

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This relaxation facility is ideal for sightseeing, hot spring visits, and business stays in Shimizu, Shizuoka City. It features eight restaurants and a variety of relaxation facilities, including 20 different types of baths and saunas, some of which use natural hot spring water. A shuttle service is available from major train stations.

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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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