SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

Umegashima Onsen is one of Japan’s oldest hot springs, said to have been flowing for over 1,700 years. It is also known as Takeda Shingen’s “secret hot spring.” In addition to being highly effective for treating wounds, neuralgia, and rheumatism, it leaves the skin smooth and supple, earning it the nickname “Beauty S…

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A temple linking the two distinguished families of the Imagawa and Tokugawa

This is the family temple of the Imagawa clan and a prestigious Zen temple where Tokugawa Ieyasu (then known as Takechiyo) was entrusted as a hostage during his childhood and devoted himself to his studies and martial arts.It is said that Taigen Sessai, the renowned military strategist of the Imagawa clan, recognized Ieyasu’s talent at an early a…

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Umegashima is home to numerous waterfalls, each with its own unique charm, including “Abe no Otaki”—the city’s largest waterfall and a selection of Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls—as well as “Sandan no Taki” (a narrow, three-tiered waterfall), “Koino Taki,” “Akamizu no Taki,” and “Hōgetsu no Taki.”

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This massive rock, standing 19 meters tall and measuring 60 meters in circumference, is designated as a municipal cultural property. It is said to have been washed down from Mount Fuji itself by heavy rains the year following the Great Ansei Earthquake.　Today, it is revered as Oishi Shrine and is also known as a stone that ensures safe childbirt…

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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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We offer a wide selection of fresh local fish to help you discover new flavors.

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Experience the World of Rodin at Nihondaira

The Prefectural Museum of Art, where the rich natural beauty of Nihondaira blends with art.Inside, you’ll find landscape paintings from the 17th century onward, as well as masterpieces by artists with ties to Shizuoka.The highlight is the “Rodin Hall,” which houses a permanent collection of 32 works by the world-renowned sculpto…

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At Mihomi, the makers of the beloved "Kokko," we are dedicated to creating sweets using natural ingredients and striving to deliver authentic flavors. "Kokko" is a steamed cake filled with milk cream, made with Shizuoka’s delicious water and fresh eggs. You can find it at train stations and rest areas.

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This ground golf course is located at the tip of the Miho Peninsula. Why not come play in a setting surrounded by sky, sea, and greenery?The facility features three courses (24 holes), and we offer golf set rentals, so you can come empty-handed! Private rentals are available, and we can host tournaments for up to 100 people (advance application r…

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For car rentals and leases in Shizuoka Prefecture—including Shizuoka, Hamamatsu, Kakegawa, Numazu, Fujieda, Fuji, and Mishima—please turn to Toyota Rent-A-Lease Shizuoka. You can return your rental car to any branch other than the one where you picked it up. We have branches conveniently located for your travels, such as the Mt. Fuji …

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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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Opened 51 years ago in downtown Shizuoka City, we are Japan’s first specialty soccer shop and have long been a beloved fixture in the community. We carry a wide range of products from both domestic and international brands, including game jerseys, cleats, soccer balls, apparel, and accessories. We boast an especially extensive selection of …

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This sushi restaurant is located just a 1- to 2-minute walk from the south 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 and satisfied.

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A 2-minute walk from the South Exit of JR Shizuoka Station.A safe and secure hotel with a seismic isolation structure that offers both comfort and tranquility.

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About a 5-minute walk from JR Shizuoka Station. Conveniently located in the heart of downtown Shizuoka, the city’s bustling commercial district—the perfect base for business and sightseeing!☆■Member of APA Partner Hotels■Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel♪

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This is "Tenjin-ya," a shop specializing in rice balls and bento boxes. We have locations at Magane, Parche, and Arita.We offer delivery within the prefecture if you call us.

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

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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!

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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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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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By transforming the median strip of Aoba-dori City Road into a green space 18 meters wide and 520 meters long, we have created a versatile venue capable of hosting a variety of events. Known as “Performance Street,” it serves as the venue for the “Street Performance World Cup” and features winter illuminations and dynamic …

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Shizuoka City Children's Creative Town Ma·a·ru is a facility designed to foster children's independence and creativity through work and hands-on crafting experiences, with the goal of nurturing the next generation of leaders for the region's industries.The Children’s Bazaar on the third floor is a “children&r…

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This is an auto campground located on the shore of the uppermost section of Lake Igawa. It features 41 tent sites, as well as a kitchen area, flush toilets, hot spring baths, a coin-operated laundry facility, and coin-operated showers.

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Located upstream along the Abe River, which flows through Shizuoka City, the Konya no Sato Recreation Area features facilities such as five Omni tennis courts, Sakura Park, and Umegashima Campground. There are three lodging facilities in Konya Onsen, and the strong alkaline simple sulfur spring is popular for its uniquely “slimy” text…

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Located at the East Exit (Minato Exit) of JR Shimizu Station, this hall hosts concerts, theater performances, and other events. It is equipped to accommodate a wide range of performing arts, including opera, ballet, concerts, and musicals.

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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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This is "Keihou," a Sichuan restaurant located inside the Shizuoka Daiichi Hotel at the south exit of Shizuoka Station. Come enjoy authentic Sichuan cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere at reasonable prices. We also offer great value lunch specials and a variety of banquet plans.

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About a 5-minute walk from JR Shizuoka Station. The Shizuoka Daiichi Hotel is located within walking distance of the city’s downtown and entertainment districts.

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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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This is a lush, city-run day-trip hot spring located upstream on the Warashina River. It features a sodium bicarbonate cold mineral spring known for its slippery texture. The waters are effective for treating neuralgia, sensitivity to cold, and skin conditions.

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The Nishizato Onsen Bathhouse "Yamase-mi no Yu" is a publicly operated day-trip hot spring located in the northern part of Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, within the Yasuragi no Mori area of Shimizu Forest Park. It features three open-air baths for men and three for women, where you can enjoy unique baths infused with bamboo charcoal and b…

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Marutoyo’s “Akihime” strawberries are exceptionally sweet—so delicious you won’t even need condensed milk. Look for the carp streamers to find us.

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Multipurpose Hall and Conference Rooms. The multipurpose hall, which users can freely configure to suit their needs, is suitable for a wide range of purposes, including national examinations, various exhibitions and events, ceremonies, and parties. We also have conference rooms offering views of the ocean, the harbor, and Mount Fuji from the wind…

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Maruko Castle was built during the Ōei era (1394–1428) by Saito Yasumoto, a vassal of the Imagawa clan, the shugo (provincial governors) of Suruga Province. It subsequently served as a castle guarding the western entrance to Suruga Fuchu, the Imagawa clan’s stronghold. After the Takeda clan invaded Suruga, it was used, along with Tanaka Castle, a…

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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 …

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This park is a relaxing retreat for residents, offering a variety of attractions such as a cherry blossom viewing area, a playground for young children, a fishing pond, and a "babbling brook" with clear flowing water. The observatory at "Star Plaza" features telescopes with adjustable eyepieces that can be lowered to make view…

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The ruins of Kambara Castle are the site of a castle built by the Imagawa clan in the early Tenbun era (1532–1555) and abandoned by the Tokugawa clan in July of Tenshō 18 (1582).Kamabara Castle was one of many mountain castles built during the early Warring States period. Known as a “peak-style” mountain castle, it featured a main enclosure (honm…

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What is Warashina Premium Tea?This tea is produced in the watershed of the Abe River and its tributary, the Warashina River, which flow through Shizuoka City in Shizuoka Prefecture, and is known as “Honzan-cha.” Even within Shizuoka Prefecture—a renowned “tea kingdom” famous for its fine teas since ancient times—it is regarded as a tea of excepti…

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Established in 1808, we are a long-standing confectionery shop. We handcraft all our delicious treats, including our recommended waffles and yubimanju. Please visit us to enjoy traditional sweets such as oshiruko and anmitsu.

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