SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

We operate the Nikenkoya Lodge, Sawarajima Lodge, Nikenkoya Mountain Hut, and Sawarajima Mountain Hut in the Southern Alps. For more details, please visit our website.

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We are a sushi restaurant located in the basement of Aoi Tower, right in front of the North Exit of Shizuoka Station. We specialize in authentic sushi and dishes made primarily with locally sourced ingredients, all at reasonable prices. We strive to provide our guests with delicious food and warm hospitality that will leave them feeling delighted…

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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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We specialize in meat dishes such as shabu-shabu and steak made with marbled Japanese Black beef. We also offer kaiseki cuisine that showcases seasonal ingredients throughout the year. At Sanshotei Main Store, we welcome our guests with carefully selected ingredients, the skill and heartfelt hospitality of our chefs, and a warm, wood-filled dinin…

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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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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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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 …

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

The Meiji Tunnel, located on the Utsunoya Pass connecting Shizuoka City and Okabe-cho in Fujieda City, opened in 1876 (Meiji 9). Recognized as a valuable cultural heritage site from the Meiji era, it became the first active tunnel to be designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property in 1997 (Heisei 9), under the name “Meiji Utsuno…

• Yōmune and Maruko

Umegashima Onsen is located in the upper reaches of the Abe River. This park is situated within the hot spring town. It stands on the site of Umegashima Onsen’s former public bathhouse, and natural sulfur springs—which remain the source of the hot springs—still flow from the mountain within the park.Halfway up the mountain, reached by climbing a …

• Okuzizu

This shop in Shimizu, a town known for soccer, offers soccer-themed tea products.

• Shimizu and Miho

Our stir-fried meat and vegetables is one of our signature dishes—once you try it, you’ll be hooked.

• Shizuoka City Center

Great food, great atmosphere, and a chef with a great personality. Suehiro is a restaurant for food connoisseurs, offering a wide variety of fresh seafood.

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Enjoy our sweets and meals made with seasonal ingredients that will delight both your heart and body.Perfect for small weddings, too!

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

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.

• Yōmune and Maruko

Shizuoka Prefectural Forest is an outdoor recreation facility developed to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the prefecture’s establishment. It spans approximately 1,000 hectares along a ridge in the Ikawa and Umegashima districts of northern Shizuoka City.Covered in beautiful temperate forests alongside the Kan'yō-mine, Sasayama, an…

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Located at the source of the Abe River, which flows through Shizuoka City, this is a massive landslide site representative of the southern part of the Akaishi Mountains (Southern Alps) and is considered one of Japan’s three major landslides. It is believed to have been caused by the 1707 Hoei Earthquake.The landslide extends 800 meters down…

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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…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

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…

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro
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"Building Stay" offers guests the chance to stay in uniquely designed rooms created by renovating sections of buildings scattered throughout the city. Located just a few minutes’ walk from Shizuoka Station, these spaces offer a level of luxury you’d never imagine upon entering the building. Limited to just seven groups per d…

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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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Fresh fish and delicious food—welcome to Fukusuke, a traditional Suruga-style izakaya.

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A sushi restaurant located in Ryogae-cho, downtown Shizuoka City. It offers great food and a pleasant atmosphere, with transparent pricing that puts your mind at ease. You can enjoy delicious local fish and sake here.

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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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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.

• Shizuoka City Center

A village situated along the Mizumishiki River, a tributary of the Warashina River. It is known as a habitat for skunk cabbage. It is also famous for its fireflies, and firefly viewing events are held in early summer.

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Founded by Minamoto no Yoritomo, this temple was destroyed by fire during a war and later rebuilt by Takeda Shingen. It houses the grave of Katagiri Katsumoto, a retainer of the Toyotomi clan who defended the family to Tokugawa Ieyasu regarding the incident that sparked the Winter Campaign of Osaka. From May to July, visitors can observe the bree…

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The summit of Mt. Yamabushi, the highest peak in the Abe-oku region, stands at an elevation of 2,000 meters. It offers spectacular views not only of the Southern Alps but also of Mount Fuji. The area is also home to a natural habitat of willowherb, and every year around mid-August, many hikers visit to see the flowers in full bloom.

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A monument inspired by the "Kintami Armor" said to have been worn by the young Tokugawa Ieyasu! It brings to mind the image of Ieyasu setting out for battle. (Original "Kintami Armor": Held by the Kunozan Toshogu Museum)

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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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We always have 12 varieties of our original gelato made with fresh ingredients sourced directly from local producers. The gelato flavors, unique to Shizuoka, such as strawberry, mandarin orange, Nagata peaches, plums, and Mochimune shirasu,change with the seasons.We also recommend our parfaits, made with plenty of seasonal fruit. There are terrac…

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Seasonal dishes and our famous grated yam soup

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Enjoy black sea bream fishing all year round while taking in the view of Mount Fuji. If you’re interested in hook-and-line fishing or bait ball fishing, we’d love to have you. We’ll teach beginners everything from the ground up. Tackle, bait, and chum are provided. Tent and restroom facilities available. Lunch delivery available…

• Shimizu and Miho

Umegashima Onsen is known as the secret hot spring of Takeda Shingen. The baths—named "Wind," "Forest," "Fire," and "Mountain" in honor of Shingen—are all available for private use. Please enjoy a relaxing stay at our small inn, which features just six rooms.

• Okuzizu

At our shop, we finish our tea under strict quality control. We take particular care in the roasting process, combining rack-style hot-air drying with direct-fire roasting, and incorporating far-infrared roasting machines to draw out the finest flavor and aroma from the very core of the tea leaves. We deliver handcrafted works of art, created und…

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We look forward to welcoming you with fresh, plentiful seafood, a cheerful atmosphere, and transparent pricing. We also offer a lunch menu.

This restaurant serves Shimizu’s famous offal curry.Be sure to try this delicious offal curry as a memento of your trip to Shimizu.

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This shrine is dedicated to Prince Yamato Takeru, and its annual grand festival is held on September 20. On the holidays surrounding that date, the Ryusei Fireworks (designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Shizuoka Prefecture) are launched in a spectacular display.

• Nihondaira, Kunō, and Tōro

With its steel truss structure that reflects the history of Shimizu Port, it blends harmoniously into the harbor scenery and has become one of the symbols of Shimizu Marine Park.(Designated as an Important Landscape Structure by Shizuoka City)

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Located in a shopping district called "Jirocho Street," the museum displays photographs of Shimizu Jirocho, Omasa, and Komasa, as well as tools and artifacts used by Jirocho. The living room and other areas have been preserved exactly as they were in those days. Jirocho's real name was Yamamoto Chogoro. He was the adopted son of Ya…

• Shimizu and Miho

From the observation deck at the summit of Mt. Sugio, you can see Mt. Ryuzume, Mt. Shin-Fuji, Mt. Aozasa, and Mt. Fuji in the Okitsu River basin.

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