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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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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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Since our founding in 1976, we have upheld the traditions of Japanese cuisine in Shizuoka while creating our own unique dishes. To meet our guests’ needs, we always offer a variety of options—from set courses to our lunch menu—designed to ensure your satisfaction.

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"This disaster prevention education facility opened in 1989 with the aim of raising disaster preparedness awareness among residents and promoting knowledge and technical skills to cope with the Tokai Earthquake. Since then, as disasters have become more frequent and severe across the country, we have completely revamped our exhibits based on…

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Akamizu Falls is a massive waterfall with a drop of 50 meters that can be viewed from an observation deck along Prefectural Route 29, the “Abe Kaido,” on the way to Umegashima Onsen.In 1707 (the 4th year of the Hoei era), a massive earthquake and flood caused the ridges of Mt. Otani to collapse over a 4-kilometer stretch, creating the…

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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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Twin Messe Shizuoka serves as a major hub for supporting regional industry, functioning as a hub for information exchange where industry and culture converge, and featuring the largest exhibition halls of any regional city. The two large exhibition halls—North and South—are used for large-scale events such as the Shizuoka Hobby Show. …

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The hideaway of the last member of the Genrō, which served as the setting for "Okitsu Mairi"

Prince Kinmochi Saionji, the last of the Genrō, supported the nation during the turbulent period from the Meiji to the Shōwa eras.This villa, "Zagyosō," was built for him to spend his later years, embodying his wish to "sit back, relax, and spend his days fishing."However, contrary to its name, political figures, including pri…

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The Shizuhata-yama Kofun is located on the southern ridge of Mount Shizuhata, which juts out from the center of the Shizuoka Plain.Excavations conducted in 1949 revealed that the kofun is a circular mound approximately 32 meters in diameter and 7 meters high. Inside, there is a massive horizontal chamber stone chamber constructed by stacking boul…

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The Ryogawachi district, where the deep morning and evening fog and gentle sunlight cultivate high-quality tea with a rich aroma.In this region, Seishō Yuen is dedicated to producing matcha—a rarity in Shizuoka.Not only can you enjoy views of the tea fields nestled in the mountains,but at Chikuso-an—a tea room converted from a former …

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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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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 service began in 1958 as a project of the former Ikawa Village to provide transportation for residents who had lost access to the opposite shore due to the creation of Lake Ikawa following the construction of the Ikawa Dam.Initially, two boats operated the route, but due to a decline in commuters and an increase in tourists, one boat was conv…

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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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Although our farm is small, our blueberries thrive in a lush natural setting, nourished by water from the Abe River system—one of Japan’s “100 Best Waters.” Blueberry picking is available from June through August. We look forward to welcoming you to our farm.

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Authentic Japanese cuisine and model-making!? A secret hideout for adults brimming with "love for Shizuoka."

A small Japanese-style inn with just four rooms, situated at the gateway to Okushizuoka.Though it suffered extensive damage from a typhoon in 2022, this inn—a symbol of community bonds—achieved a miraculous recovery thanks to the generous support and passionate dedication of many.The head chef is a master of his craft, recognized by t…

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Located in Okitsu, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, the traditional Japanese-style inn "Okaya" offers not only lodging but also banquets and memorial services for up to 80 guests. Our reasonably priced take-out bento boxes are also very popular. If you're visiting Okitsu, please stop by the traditional Japanese-style inn "Okaya.&qu…

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Located about a 6-minute walk from JR Tokai’s “Shizuoka Station” and about a 1-minute walk from Shizuoka Railway’s “Shin-Shizuoka Station” and “Bus Terminal,” it offers the best access in the city.All rooms offer free LAN access, making it ideal for both leisure and business travelers.It is also sui…

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The fourth "Jiman-ichi" store.The 300-square-meter sales floor will feature fresh locally grown produce and handmade processed goods from the Women’s Division, along with a tenant directly operated by the Mochimune Fisheries Cooperative—the first in the prefecture to sell fresh fish.We have carefully curated our selection to…

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Founded in 1866, our company specializes in the production and sale of “Abekawa Mochi,” a Shizuoka specialty said to have been named by Tokugawa Ieyasu. We use carefully selected ingredients and offer packaging designed for easy transport and portioning—such as individual servings—to ensure that you can enjoy this Shizuoka…

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With a history spanning over 100 years, we are a specialty restaurant dedicated to grilled eel and tempura, using only fresh, domestically sourced eel. In our spacious and bright dining room, you can enjoy the flavors of the four seasons at reasonable prices. We reopened after renovations in November 2014.

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It is said that Suruga kites originated during the Warring States period, when a retainer of Lord Imagawa Yoshimoto (1519–1560) created and flew one to celebrate a military victory. Kite Hachi is a specialty shop that has been manufacturing and selling Suruga kites using traditional methods for five generations, dating back to the late Edo …

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This temple is associated with Munenaga, a renga poet who served the Imagawa clan. Its borrowed-scenery garden, which skillfully incorporates views of Mount Tenchū and Maruko Fuji, has been designated a National Scenic Spot and Historic Site. The temple is also renowned for its exquisite moonlit scenery, with the moon rising above a bamboo grove …

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One of the Suruga Seven Kannon (also known as the Abe Seven Kannon), this temple is said to be where the renowned monk Gyōki enshrined a statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon during the Nara period. It is located atop Tokuganji Mountain, overlooking downtown Shizuoka City, and houses the tomb of Lady Kitagawa, the grandmother of Imagawa Yoshimoto.

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The center opened on November 3, 1978 (Culture Day) as part of the projects commemorating the 90th anniversary of Shizuoka City’s establishment.Located on the site of Sunpu Castle, which was the city center at the time, the hall serves as a symbol of cultural and artistic activities. In addition to hosting performances across various genres—inclu…

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This dye shop has been in operation for four hundred years, dating back to the early Edo period, and is said to be the birthplace of Yui Masayuki (1605–1651). The workshop and its tools—including indigo vats, a household shrine, dyeing equipment, and a portable storage chest—remain preserved just as they were in the past, offering a glimpse into …

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This park was jointly developed by the former cities of Shizuoka and Shimizu along their municipal border. Spanning the areas of Sena to Nagao and Shimizu Ouchi, it offers a panoramic view of the city from its summit at an elevation of 300 meters. Additionally, the approximately 1-kilometer-long ridge connecting Kajiwara-yama Park and Ipponmatsu …

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We are Kaneyo Shoten, a traditional souvenir shop along the Tokaido Road. We manufacture and sell souvenirs such as cherry shrimp crackers, black fish cake, and Shizuoka-style oden.

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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 information hub located between the city and the mountain villages. Through interactive workshops and events—such as natural food preparation and charcoal-making—visitors can experience the culture of the agricultural and mountain villages in the Warashina River basin.

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This hot spring offers a peaceful atmosphere, surrounded by clear mountain streams and lush mountains.The sodium bicarbonate spring water has a unique texture, and once you try it, you’re sure to become a fan.

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Houses with "sea cucumber walls" are a style commonly seen from the Meiji era through the early Shōwa era.The name comes from the fact that the walls, covered with flat roof tiles and filled with fish-shaped plaster in the gaps, resemble a sea cucumber.Within the Kamabara district, this style can be seen at two homes: the Sato and Yoshi…

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Hōdai-in Betsuin was formerly known as Shōkyū-ji. Located to the west of Kunozan Tōshō-gū, it is the family temple of Sakakibara Shōkyū, who served closely by the side of Tokugawa Ieyasu and enjoyed his deep trust.On April 17, 1616 (Genna 2), when Tokugawa Ieyasu passed away at Sunpu Castle, the second shogun, Hidetada, immediately ordered the co…

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This waterfall can be seen from "Oyu no Furusato Park," located in the hot spring town of Umegashima Onsen in the headwaters of the Abe River. The mountain where the waterfall is situated is also the source of Umegashima Onsen's hot springs. Within "Oyu no Furusato Park," you'll find "Anaburo," a cave where t…

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The Shizuoka City Agricultural Cooperative operates "Jiman-ichi," a farmers' market selling local agricultural products at five locations throughout Shizuoka City. Please visit our website for more details.

The Shida Residence is a traditional townhouse built around 1855, the year following the Great Ansei Earthquake, and is one of the oldest buildings in Kamabara.The exterior features a gabled roof with a flat gable end and tile roofing; traces of a large door can be seen at the entrance to the earthen-floored area. Furthermore, the shop room facin…

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The "Ocean Princess" was built in Poland in 1974 and made a name for itself in the glamorous social scene of the Mediterranean, Aegean, and Caribbean as the "Lady of the Mediterranean." In addition to private charters for weddings, receptions, and birthday parties, the ship is also available for corporate social gatherings and…

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Located at the entrance to the Umegashima Onsen district, Yunohana is a hot spring inn that has been loved by guests for half a century—spanning three generations—thanks to its cuisine featuring an abundance of local Shizuoka ingredients and its warm, home-style hospitality.This is a place devoid of modern conveniences. However, we in…

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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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