SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

This is a 52-meter-tall Ferris wheel located at Espal Dream Plaza. Enjoy a 13-minute ride offering views of Shimizu Port and, on clear days, Mount Fuji.

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Located inside the Hitoyadocho Mart in Shizuoka, this is our company-owned store featuring our own craft beer. Housed in a renovated traditional Japanese house, it offers a relaxed atmosphere where you can enjoy not only beer but also spirits, kebabs, and snacks made with local Shizuoka ingredients. Takeout is available. Please relax and enjoy yo…

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The "Model Capital of the World" welcomes you! Stand in front of the monument and feel like you've become a part of a model kit at this new photo spot.

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Based in Shizuoka—a region renowned for its tea—we have been cultivating the rich flavor and aroma of delicious coffee. Creating a more aromatic taste is the guiding principle of Tomiya Coffee. We also operate “Coffee Beans Shop Mamezumi” in Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City. We offer a selection of 26 carefully curated coffee be…

GRANDAIR Bouquet TOKAI is a wedding venue located on the top floor of Aoi Tower, right in front of the North Exit of Shizuoka Station. The sky restaurant "Vauciel" is a truly exquisite French restaurant. With its exquisite cuisine and breathtaking views, it is one of the finest sky restaurants in downtown Shizuoka, offering a truly unfo…

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Enjoy chicken, duck, and seafood dishes, along with famous local sake, at reasonable prices in the relaxed atmosphere of a traditional Japanese tatami room. Torikou is the restaurant that offers you this cozy dining experience.

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This shop is located inside Espal Dream Plaza. It’s packed with all kinds of delicious treats from across Shizuoka Prefecture. We offer a wide variety of items, perfect for gifts or for enjoying at home. We also sell freshly made and freshly fried fish cakes, soft-serve ice cream, Shizuoka tea, and more.

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Yachiyo Sushi Tetsu is a traditional sushi restaurant that sources fresh, locally caught fish primarily from Suruga Bay in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, as well as other fresh and delicious ingredients from across the country, all prepared using time-honored techniques to ensure our guests enjoy the finest flavors. Located just a short dist…

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We are a Japanese and Western-style restaurant located on the first floor of Twin Messe Shizuoka, a large exhibition facility. We strive to provide healthy, safe, and reliable meals by using domestic ingredients and prioritizing locally sourced produce.In addition to our dining and café services, we also accept orders for boxed lunches and…

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This shrine, associated with the legend of the Feathered Robe, has watched over the Miho region since ancient times, and is said to house a fragment of the robe.It is also mentioned in the Engishiki, and was deeply revered by the imperial court of the time, as well as the military commanders of the Minamoto, Imagawa, Takeda, Toyotomi, and Tokugaw…

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Wash away the day’s fatigue with a glass of sake and get ready to tackle tomorrow! Shizuoka is famous for its delicious sake and fresh seafood. Every day at Daisaku, we serve fresh local fish caught in Suruga Bay and sake from local breweries. Come enjoy the full Shizuoka experience at our long-established casual izakaya, which has been in busine…

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Tororo-jiru is a specialty of Maruko-juku on the Tōkaidō. Since ancient times, wild yams have been known as "yama-yaku" and prized as a nutritious and invigorating food. This dish features nutrient-rich yams grated and served over barley rice. It’s a perfect blend of flavor and nutrition.

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Let's go back to Osawa!

Why not come to Osawa and spend some relaxing time enjoying delicious mountain tea and the natural scenery? At the Osawa Engawa Café, local residents open up their engawa (verandas) so you can chat with them while enjoying tea and snacks made right here in Osawa. As you savor the homemade, locally inspired snacks made with seasonal ingredi…

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A museum integrated with the archaeological site located within the Tōro Ruins, a Special Historic Site. The permanent exhibition hall on the second floor displays valuable artifacts unearthed from the site, while the Yayoi Experience Exhibition Room on the first floor offers hands-on learning activities that allow visitors to experience the Yayo…

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Enthusiasts around the world are watching closely. The "Shizuoka Terroir" nurtured by the flames of a wood fire

Nestled in the Okushizu region, surrounded by lush nature, lies a mecca for Japanese whiskey that has captured the world’s attention.From raw materials to equipment, we rigorously pursue the essence of Shizuoka, aiming to create a unique flavor that can only be produced in this region.Its most distinctive feature is the “wood-fired st…

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We are located on the ground floor of a building on a quiet street just a 5-minute walk from Shizuoka Station.We source vegetables still covered in soil directly from local farmers, fresh fish caught that very day, and carefully selected ingredients from across the country.The scent of the soil and the natural aroma of the ingredients that wafts …

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From the Imagawa to Ieyasu: Experience the History of Sunpu Castle Town

A new hub of learning in Shizuoka City that blends historical exploration with hands-on experiences and cultural exchange.The permanent exhibition centers on Tokugawa Ieyasu, introducing the region’s rich historical narrative—from the splendid culture of the Imagawa clan, the Sengoku-period daimyo who raised Ieyasu, to the bustling li…

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As a tea wholesaler specializing in hojicha—a rarity in Shizuoka, where sencha is the dominant variety—we have been purchasing, manufacturing, and selling tea as a trader in the Shizuoka tea market since 1950.Drawing on our many years of experience and expertise, we carefully select high-quality tea leaves and use our proprietary meth…

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This ancient temple, founded during the Ashikaga period, belongs to the Myōshin-ji branch of the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism. It houses the graves of Jirōchō, Ōmasa, and Komasa, and features a bronze statue of Jirōchō—the only one of its kind in Japan dedicated to a legendary outlaw.

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If you're visiting Shizuoka City on business, stay at Hotel New Shizuoka, a business hotel located just a 3-minute walk from Shizuoka Station. The hotel also offers convenient access to cities such as Yaizu and Fujieda. Make Hotel New Shizuoka your base for business or sightseeing. We offer a generous breakfast buffet featuring Shizuoka speci…

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Please consider the "Landscape Art Museum" at Nihondaira Hotel for your banquets and conferences. With a superb location offering sweeping panoramic views from an elevation of 300 meters, the hotel features stunning vistas of Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and state-of-the-art facilities capable of hosting international confe…

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The Tamiya Circuit is a circuit exclusively for electric RC cars that any RC car enthusiast can use for free. It features two courses—one for on-road and one for off-road—and Tamiya staff are on hand to manage the circuit on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, so even beginners can enjoy driving with peace of mind.

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Shizuoka’s “Ise-san”: The Great Camphor Tree of Ise Shinmei Shrine　According to ancient lore, Ise Shinmei Shrine was once surrounded by sakaki trees, and because a giant camphor tree stood among them, it was revered as a sacred tree. It is said that in 1572 (Genki 3), a worship hall was constructed here, and after petitioning the Yoshida Shrine …

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Just before Utsunoya Pass, a quiet village stands with rows of houses that look just as they did in the Edo period. It was once a bustling hub for travelers. The shop signs hanging from the eaves of the houses and the cobblestone streets evoke the atmosphere of days gone by.

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Kawasaki-ya is a restaurant and souvenir shop located at the summit of Nihondaira, a scenic spot. We serve delicious meals, including Shizuoka’s famous sakura ebi (cherry shrimp), and sell local specialties. We also have a parking lot large enough to accommodate tour buses.

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This snack bar is popular for its relaxed atmosphere and friendly service that puts you at ease.

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Trustworthy Tea Production Made Possible by Being a Small Tea Farm

Naganori Mori’s tea garden is located at an elevation of 600 meters, in the uppermost reaches of the Warashina River, a tributary of the Abe River. Because this high-altitude region sometimes sees snowfall in winter, he is able to produce mountain tea with a rich umami flavor and aroma. “Kabuse-cha”—a tea produced by cover…

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You can sample and purchase freshly brewed tea

A 7-minute drive from Shizuoka Station. This tea shop, located in a wholesale district lined with tea wholesalers, features an on-site tea factory. You can sample freshly made tea while shopping for tea leaves and tea ware. We also hold tea workshops from time to time.

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Enjoy art right in the heart of the city!

Located about a 3-minute walk from JR Shizuoka Station, the Shizuoka City Art Museum (commonly known as “Shizubi”) is an urban art museum where visitors can casually enjoy art right in the heart of the city.Based on the concept of “a slightly interesting urban plaza,” the museum hosts a diverse range of exhibitions featuri…

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A Japanese restaurant carrying on the traditions of a long-established establishment

"Tsubaki-tei," a Japanese restaurant featuring entirely private dining rooms, illuminates the heart of Shizuoka.From local specialties like grated yam to soft-shelled turtle and pufferfish, you can fully savor the charm of kaiseki cuisine.Our signature grated yam soup is a masterpiece beloved not only by local food connoisseurs but also…

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BBQ! Sauna! Hot-air balloon rides! An interactive park with breathtaking views

With Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay stretching out before it, "Trial Park Kamabara" is, as its name suggests, a next-generation hub where we experiment (or "trial") with "new ways to play" together with the local community.The open lawn and wooden deck, where you can feel the sea breeze, offer a soothing space that cleans…

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Staying in a port town. Experience authentic Japanese charm in a private rental.

Tucked away down the narrow alleys of the quiet port town of Mochimune lies this private, whole-house retreat.Ten distinctive buildings are scattered throughout the area, ranging from charming renovated traditional houses that preserve the culture and way of life of a fishing village to modern new constructions.During your stay, you can enjoy unl…

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This is Abe no Otaki, selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls. Located in the headwaters of the Abe River, it lies along a popular hiking trail in the Umegashima district; it takes about an hour to reach the Otaki observation deck from the prefectural road (Umegashima Kaido).Abe no Otaki boasts a drop of approximately 90 meters and a …

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This is Japan’s first reinforced concrete lighthouse, and it celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012. The weather vane at the top of the lighthouse is shaped like a celestial maiden.

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We are a wasabi-pickle manufacturer and retailer with a 260-year history. Our spicy and distinctive wasabi-pickles, made using sake lees from ginjo and daiginjo sakes, offer a unique flavor that sets them apart from other wasabi-pickles and has captivated fans of the dish.

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Discover the World of Tea at a Tea Wholesaler Where Seventy Years of Craftsmanship Lives On

Founded in 1955, Marufuku Seicha is a tea wholesaler that not only sources tea leaves from across Japan but also handles every step of the process in-house—from cultivation in the tea fields to the production of tea bags and powdered tea. During the factory tour, you’ll have the opportunity to see firsthand the craftsmanship and ingen…

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This sports park features a baseball stadium, a softball field, an athletics track, an auxiliary field, a swimming pool, tennis courts, a ball field, a gymnasium, and an indoor sports hall.The baseball stadium is a hidden gem and a sacred site for Japanese baseball. It is famous as the stadium where Eiji Sawamura struck out Babe Ruth. A bronze st…

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Enjoy a spectacular view from the theater and a game meat lunch at the school building overlooking Lake Ikawa

In July 2025, a long-awaited new attraction opened in the Ikawa district, the gateway to the Southern Alps.The former Ikawa Elementary School building, which had been closed, was renovated and reborn as a museum where visitors can experience the nature and culture of the Southern Alps, with its range of 3,000-meter-high peaks.The highlight is the…

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Asti Shizuoka, a shopping complex directly connected to Shizuoka Station on the JR Tokaido Line and Shinkansen, is a shopping center featuring approximately 60 specialty stores. In addition to a diverse selection of about 40 restaurants, the complex offers shops selling Shizuoka souvenirs, local specialties, fashion, general merchandise, and vari…

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Located at the foot of Mount Ryuzo, this campground offers a soothing retreat surrounded by lush greenery and clear streams. It bustles with families and other visitors during the peak season. Another distinctive feature of this campground is the high number of visitors from outside the prefecture. The Kurokawa River in front of the campground ha…

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