SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

Constructed in 1931 as the main branch building of the former Shizuoka 35 Bank, the predecessor of Shizuoka Bank.The building is a three-story reinforced concrete structure and was designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property in April 1998.*As the building is still in use as a bank branch, visitors may only view the exterior.

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Surrounded by the majestic Alps, the Ikawa Exhibition Hall is a facility where visitors can learn about the relationship between nature and electricity in an engaging way.The Oigawa River system is a wonderland of forests, water, and electricity.Here at the Ikawa Exhibition Hall, we provide an engaging introduction to the mechanisms of hydroelect…

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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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This is a quiet inn where you can enjoy a restful night’s sleep. Stretch out in our large communal bath, work up a sweat in our free sauna, and soothe the fatigue of your travels.* Guests arriving by bus will receive a 200-yen cashback per night of their stay to cover the bus fare.

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At Kawajima, located just before the Warashina River—the largest tributary of the Abe River—joins the Abe River, the forest forms a hill shaped like an upturned bowl, and the small island is covered in trees.Since the time of *The Pillow Book*, this place has been cherished as a poetic landmark in Suruga Province. Additionally, the “Kogare-mori M…

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The Honjin Site is the former location of the honjin in Kambara-juku.A honjin was always established in every post town. Its role was to serve as a lodging place for daimyo traveling back and forth along the Tōkaidō Road as part of the sankin-kōtai system. Although there were two honjin in Kamabara-juku—the East Honjin and the West Honjin—the sit…

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The ancient trail known as “Tsuta no Hosomichi,” which crosses Utsunoya Pass, has a long history dating back to the Nara period and is even mentioned in *The Tales of Ise*. Although traffic on the trail ceased for a time after Toyotomi Hideyoshi constructed a new road to the north during his campaign against Odawara, it is now used as a hiking tr…

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This park is located on a hill right next to the soccer field. It’s always bustling with children playing on the playground equipment and adventure course. The most popular attractions are the long yellow slide and the spinning blue slide. With a view of Mount Fuji right in front of you and a large grassy area where you can spread out a blanket a…

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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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Come and enjoy the authentic taste of mandarin oranges. This is Suzuki Farm, where you can pick your own mandarin oranges.

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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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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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The Shizuoka City Flood Control Exchange Museum is a facility designed to provide a place for learning about flood control projects and past flood disasters, to raise disaster prevention awareness among citizens, and to promote the development of a disaster-resilient city. It also displays information, testimonies, and records regarding the Tanab…

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This is the family temple of O-Ai, a concubine of Tokugawa Ieyasu. O-Ai is known for having warmly supported Ieyasu during his difficult times and for being the wife of Sōtō, a retainer who was deeply respected by Ieyasu’s vassals. The temple houses a statue of Amida Buddha, known as the “White Principal Image,” which, along wit…

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A beach resort I can visit once a month

A mixed-use commercial complex located right in front of Mochimune Beach, built around the concept of a "resort you can visit once a month."The name "HUT" means "hut," and the facility features a picturesque design that incorporates the atmosphere of boat sheds and warehouses characteristic of the port town of Mochim…

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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 Okitsu Munakata Shrine, the guardian deity of fishermen. It enshrines the Munakata deities, who are revered as the guardians of the seas, and is said to have been founded in the mid-Heian period. During the annual festival on July 31, rituals such as the "Tanyu" (hot spring divination) and "Me no Wa Kuguri" (passing th…

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This is a warm, unpretentious inn that feels just like coming home, whether you’re returning from a trip or a business trip. Located at the intersection of the Tōkaidō and Kōshū Kaidō highways, Okitsu has long flourished as the 17th post town along the Tōkaidō’s Fifty-Three Stations. For travelers passing through the Tōkaidō, Okitsu-j…

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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 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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This walking trail was created by converting a section of the defunct Oigawa Railway line into a walking path while preserving the original tracks. You can walk right along the tracks, pass through tunnels along the way, and rest on benches while enjoying the autumn foliage of Lake Ikawa—offering a unique walking experience.

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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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This gold mine flourished most during the time when Tokugawa Ieyasu served as the Grand Elder in Sunpu. It is said that the “Keichō Koban”—Japan’s first standardized currency, minted at the Sunpu Gold Mint—was also produced using gold mined here.Starting from the Hikagezawa Waterfront Park “Uo-Uo no Sato,” this course takes just over an hour to c…

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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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This is a prefectural multi-purpose cultural facility established by Shizuoka Prefecture to serve as a "hub for cultural creation and exchange." The Shizuoka Prefectural Cultural Foundation has been designated by Shizuoka Prefecture as the designated manager of Gran Ship. Through its own programs, venue rentals, large-scale conventions,…

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Affectionately known as "Yu-Ra-Ra," this facility is designed to help residents easily and enjoyably refresh their minds and bodies, foster intergenerational interaction, and contribute to the promotion of public health. It is an energy-recycling hot spring facility that utilizes waste heat from the adjacent Numagami Waste Treatment Pla…

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From the summit of Mt. Hamaishi, at an elevation of 707 meters, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Shizuoka. Mount Fuji stands before you, while the towns of Yui and Shimizu spread out below. Looking out over Suruga Bay, you can see the Izu Peninsula, and to the north, the mountains of the Southern Alps stretch out.It is one of the most…

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The Rest House (Hatago Izumiya) was a place where travelers on the Tōkaidō Road stayed during the Edo period.When it was the Izumiya Inn, it was a single building. However, today the four-ken section on the left serves as a private residence, while the section on the right, just under two ken, is open to the public as a rest area.The building was…

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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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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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In 1569 (Eiroku 12), Takeda Shingen built Ejiri Castle on the site of the present-day Ejiri Elementary School. Later, in 1578 (Tenshō 6), the castle’s commander at the time, Anayama Nobukimi (Baisetsu), carried out a major renovation, transforming it into a full-scale castle.It is said that the Inari Shrine was built by Baisei at that time as a s…

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From campfires to bonfires. From candles to electric lights. While taking on various forms, “light” has consistently supported daily life throughout the ages. The “Yui-juku Tokaido Museum of Light” is filled with artifacts and documents related to lighting in Japan, both past and present. By tracing this history, you will gain insight into the li…

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This is "Obento Inaba," known for its affordable and delicious meals. It’s located along the old Tokaido Road, a 5-minute walk from Shizuoka Railway’s Sakurabashi Station.

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This restaurant serves Shimizu’s famous offal curry.Be sure to try their delicious offal curry.

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Ohama Park Pool is currently closed for renovations.

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Located within the lush grounds at the northern foot of Nihondaira—an area about four times the size of Tokyo Dome—this is the headquarters of the Shizuoka Performing Arts Center, where an outdoor theater, an indoor hall, rehearsal spaces, and a training and exchange accommodation building are scattered throughout the grounds.

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Umegashima Campground is a camp center for outdoor activities set amidst a rich natural environment.

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Originally built as a warehouse for a lacquerware shop, it has withstood the Great Shizuoka Fire and the ravages of war.The red brick adds a distinctive accent to the streetscape of Nanaken-cho, creating a unique and charming atmosphere.*Viewing is limited to the exterior. Only customers using the store are permitted to tour the interior (partial…

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In conjunction with Aoba Park, special fountain shows are held daily under the theme of "Water, Light, Sound, and Greenery." During the day, the fountains dance to music, and at night, they put on a special show featuring lighting and music.Summer (April–September): 6:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM, 9:00 PM; Winter (October–March):…

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A promotional monument featuring one-of-a-kind box art created exclusively by Eiji Shimamura

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