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Shimizu Forest Park "Yasuragi no Mori" is an open-landscape park located in the Nishisato and Kawachi districts of Ryogawachi, situated upstream of the Okitsu River, which flows through Shimizu Ward.Spanning a vast area of 17.8 hectares (including scattered villages), the park features facilities that make the most of the forest, clear …

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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 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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Located in the Oma district along the upper reaches of the Warashina River, this beautiful waterfall stands 135 meters tall and 3.3 meters wide, resembling a white cloth draped over the rocks. The waterfall, which flows from Mt. Nanatsumine (elevation 1,535 meters), is divided into two tiers; the upper tier is called the "Male Falls" an…

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The True Mount Fuji is a mountain beloved for its many stone Buddhas lining the trails, earning it the nickname "the mountain guided by stone Buddhas." From the summit, you can enjoy views of Suruga Bay and Mount Fuji, and the Okitsu River winding its way through the deep mountains below is also a highlight.◆◆Hirano CourseHirano → …

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At Takayama Citizens' Forest, you can enjoy forest bathing while connecting with nature. The view from the observation deck near the summit is spectacular.In late May, you can observe the Japanese tree frogs laying their eggs around the pond in Takayama.Ushigamine (Takayama) has been developed as the “Takayama Citizens’ Forest,&rd…

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Located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, along the Kunō Coast Road (formerly National Route 150) in the Ishigaki Ichigo area, this is a strawberry picking farm. To ensure you can enjoy a "relaxed, leisurely, and fun strawberry picking experience," there is no time limit on your visit. You can enjoy as many Akihime and Benihoppe strawberr…

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Chikusui is a bento shop that delivers Japanese cuisine and takeout meals. The "Daigyosho Gozen" is a kamameshi rice dish featuring the best of the Tokaido region’s land and sea, inspired by the early years of Tokugawa Ieyasu. You can savor ingredients from Sunpu Shizuoka, such as cherry shrimp, whitebait, eel, and black panpan.

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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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A 3-minute walk from the North 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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Established in 1869. We continue to preserve our traditional flavors by kneading high-quality flour with carefully selected ingredients and baking them to perfection. Popular items include the large "Aoi Daimaru" miso rice crackers, shaped like the Tokugawa family crest, and the "Sunpu Taiko" crackers, which contain peanuts. W…

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It is said that when Tokugawa Ieyasu was still a child, known as Takechiyo, he stopped at this shrine to pray for continued success in battle before meeting Imagawa Yoshimoto as a hostage. Revered as the guardian deity of Sunpu Castle, the shrine enjoyed the patronage of the Tokugawa family for many years.

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Trustworthy Tea Production Made Possible by Being a Small Tea Farm

Nori 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 covering …

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A mountain range featuring peaks over 3,000 meters high, this is one of Japan’s most iconic mountainous regions. Its lush forests and diverse flora and fauna have earned it designation as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.The Southern Alps, with their unspoiled natural beauty, are bustling with hikers in the summer.

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In the plaza at the south exit of JR Shizuoka Station, there are two sculptures by the French artist Renoir: "Venus of Victory" and "Woman Doing Laundry."Although Renoir is best known as an Impressionist painter, he created about 15 sculptures during his later years.These two sculptures are based on paintings by Renoir himself…

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Facing "Earth" in a classroom at an abandoned school

A "thinking museum"—a rare concept worldwide—centered on the theme of "the relationship between humans and nature (environmental history)."Housed in a renovated former high school, the museum retains traces of its former classrooms and hallways, creating a nostalgic atmosphere.A key feature of this facility is its …

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We lead the car rental industry with our wide selection of vehicles and exceptional service. We operate Orix Rent-A-Car locations at Mount Fuji Shizuoka Airport, in front of Shizuoka Station, and in other major cities throughout Shizuoka Prefecture.In addition to car rentals, we also offer bicycle rentals, providing a convenient way to get around…

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We operate a variety of bus services to ensure your trip to Shizuoka City is comfortable and enjoyable, including local buses serving Shizuoka City and its surrounding areas, the Sunpu Roman Bus that circles the city center, shuttle buses to Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport, and express buses to destinations such as Tokyo, Narita Airport, and Osaka.

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This temple was founded in 1660 (the early Edo period) by the High Priest Nikin and belongs to the Nichiren sect. Renowned as one of the most famous temples in the Tokai region, it is beloved by many for its magnificent views of the Kan-to area, and is the final resting place of the literary giant Takayama Chugyu, known as “Takiguchi Nyudo.…

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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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This is Mochizuki Chaame Honpo, offering a wide selection of confections made with generous amounts of Shizuoka tea.[Tea Candy: 300 yen] This candy, carefully crafted over an open flame in a traditional kettle, features the character for "tea" (茶) embedded within it.[Yabukita Yokan (10-piece box) 1,000 yen] These bite-sized yokan featu…

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This restaurant serves Shimizu’s famous offal curry.Since this signature dish often sells out, you might consider yourself lucky if you get to try it...

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Located at the foot of the eastern entrance to Satta Pass, this place was once a bustling hub for many literati and artists, serving as a secondary post station and tea house.It is said that on March 7, 1868, when Yamaoka Tesshu, commander of an elite unit of Tokugawa shogunate retainers, was being pursued by government forces, he disguised himse…

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The row of cherry trees leading from the grounds of Shizuoka Sengen Shrine to the summit of Mt. Shizuki reaches full bloom around early April, drawing crowds of cherry blossom viewers. The summit also offers a fine view of the city center and serves as a relaxing spot for locals to take a stroll.Although Mt. Shizuki is a relatively low mountain, …

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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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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 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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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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Mount Daibou is a mountain beloved for the legend of the giant Daidarabotchi and the vastness of its summit. From the wide-open spots along the trail, you can enjoy magnificent views of Mount Fuji, the Southern Alps, and the Abe-oku mountain range. There is also a large colony of Japanese buttercups, which bloom with delicate light purple flowers…

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Fuji Dream Airlines promises a comfortable flight to Nagoya Komaki, Fukuoka, Mt. Fuji Shizuoka, Sapporo New Chitose, Aomori, Iwate Hanamaki, Shinshu Matsumoto, Niigata, Aso Kumamoto, and Kagoshima.

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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.

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

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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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This Western-style building, renovated in 1914, is a Nationally Registered Tangible Cultural Property. Based on an existing townhouse, it features a unique design incorporating glass and clapboard siding; its Western-style architectural elements, such as the accordion-style eaves and the serrated decorations beneath the eaves, are a must-see.　It…

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Founded during the Nara period, this temple is one of the most renowned along the Tōkaidō. In addition to its garden, designated as a National Scenic Spot, and the "Reclining Dragon Plum" tree—said to have been grafted by Tokugawa Ieyasu—the temple houses numerous designated cultural properties, including a temple bell, the …

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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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"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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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…

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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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