SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

We offer a wide selection of local specialties, including Shizuoka’s various traditional crafts such as bamboo crafts and lacquerware, as well as tea, wasabi pickles, sweets, and seafood. Please feel free to browse our selection for souvenirs or gifts.

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This ancient temple belongs to the Myōshin-ji branch of the Rinzai school of Zen Buddhism. During the Edo period, it served as the family temple of the Takigawa Matsudaira clan, lords of the Kojima domain, and received their generous patronage. In addition to housing the tomb of Lord Masanobu, the third lord of the Kojima domain, the temple also …

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Located about 1 km south of Shizuoka Station on a hill about 63 meters above sea level, this park is a natural oasis nestled within the cityscape and boasts a picturesque setting.

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This is a plum garden located at the summit of Nihondaira. The "Plum Festival" is held here every year starting in mid-February.

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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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We are Genpeido, part of Yamagacha—a tea shop that handles everything from farming to production and sales. Located in the countryside near Shimizu, we sell tea with a refreshing mountain aroma. In addition to pesticide-free tea, we also produce matcha and black tea, striving to offer the freshest taste and aroma in Japan—unmatched anywhere else.

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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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A skin-beautifying hot spring, as refreshing as a facial toner, found in a secluded spot

Located at the gateway to the Southern Alps, this municipally operated lodge is beloved by hikers and hot spring enthusiasts alike.Following a renovation in 2009, it was transformed into a comfortable base for exploring the great outdoors.The true appeal of this hot spring lies, above all, in its striking "water quality." The momen…

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This Great Buddha was built over a period of four years by Heichiro Sato, a dentist at the Igawa Clinic, as an expression of gratitude for 60 years of good health. Standing 11 meters tall, it was consecrated on November 1, 1980. An annual festival is held every October.

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During the Edo period, Mizuguchiya served as the waki-honjin (secondary post station) for Okitsu-juku on the Tōkaidō. From the Meiji period onward, it functioned as a seaside inn and eventually became a vacation resort for members of the imperial family, politicians, and cultural figures. This history was documented in the book *Japanese Inn* by …

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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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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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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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This is Umegashima Konya Onsen, located in "Abe-oku" in the upper reaches of the Abe River in Shizuoka City. Here, you can enjoy hot springs, lodging, dining, tennis camps, and ground golf.

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We have developed a powdered green tea made from premium Shizuoka tea. At Aoi-do in Sunpu, we have carefully ground premium Shizuoka tea leaves—grown with great care in Fuji no Kuni, Shizuoka—into a fine powder. That’s why it tastes even better than tea brewed in a teapot. We have also opened the Aoi-do Takajo Branch, a taiyaki …

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We are Hana no Nakamura, a flower shop in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City. We deliver floral gifts and presents to our customers with all our heart.

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As a "Museum of Ports and Ships," the Ferkel Museum showcases the history and role of the port through ship models related to Shimizu Port, maritime equipment essential for navigation, and cargo-handling tools used by port workers.Additionally, the Canned Food Memorial Hall, located at the rear of the museum, showcases the history of th…

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A 3-minute walk from the south exit of Shizuoka Station. This hotel is conveniently located for both business and leisure travelers. It is a 10-minute walk to government offices and a 3-minute walk to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Labor Policy Hall. Restaurants and convenience stores are within a 1-minute walk. All rooms offer inte…

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A business hotel located in Shizuoka City. Just a 3-minute walk from the North Exit of JR Shizuoka Station. We are a convenient business hotel dedicated to providing a comfortable stay. We offer a variety of great value packages, including free breakfast and plans that come with a QUO Card. When visiting Shizuoka, we invite you to stay at Hotel U…

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Conveniently located just a 3-minute walk from JR Shizuoka StationEasy access from Shizuoka Station makes it convenient for both business and sightseeing!

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At "Baikouen," a specialty shop for premium Kawane tea located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, we strive every day to provide our customers with the very best tea possible. We are happy to recommend the perfect tea to suit your usual preferences or preferred brewing method, so please feel free to ask us for advice.

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This restaurant has been a beloved local institution in Shizuoka for two and even three generations. The cuisine, ambiance, and service come together in perfect harmony to offer a relaxing experience and the joy of discovering delicious dishes.

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Originally a lumber wholesaler operating under the trade name "Kiya" in the Kamabara area, this was a distinguished family that served as the head of the local council during the Edo period. It is the fifth-oldest three-story earthen storehouse in Japan and was constructed using earthquake-resistant building techniques of the time. The …

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Every year from mid-January to late March, approximately 500 varieties of camellias bloom across about 6,000 square meters of the Arido Mountain hillside. The garden offers panoramic views of Mount Fuji and the Southern Alps, and visitors can enjoy matcha tea in the tea house, as well as dine at the restaurant and shop.

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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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"Shizuoka Nigiri" features delicious fish caught in the waters off Shizuoka Prefecture, along with delicious tea and wasabi cultivated using the "natural water" blessed by Mount Fuji, and the skilled craftsmanship of sushi chefs. It is an original menu item from Sushi-dokoro Shizuoka that brings all four elements together.You …

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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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We help make your trip to Shizuoka City enjoyable and comfortable, whether you’re riding the Shizutetsu Railway’s “Shizuoka–Shimizu Line,” taking the “Shizutetsu Just Line” buses, or visiting the “Shin-Shizuoka Senoba” mixed-use commercial complex at Shin-Shizuoka Station.

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This sushi restaurant is located on SBS Street in Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City, near the Suruga Ward Office. It offers great food and a pleasant atmosphere, with transparent pricing that puts your mind at ease. Enjoy locally caught fish and local sake at the counter or in the tatami-mat seating area.

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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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Minshuku Miho-so is located within the Miho Pine Grove, where we strive to create a lodging experience that harmonizes tranquility, people, and the natural environment.

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Sanzon Ryokan. Located in Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Sanzon is a traditional Japanese-style business inn. We are known for our affordable rates and hearty meals. We welcome guests for sports training camps—especially soccer—as well as business stays. We have parking available for large vehicles. Rates start at 6…

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Conveniently located just a 5-minute walk from both JR Shimizu Station and Shizuoka Railway Shin-Shimizu Station. Close to Gourmet Street and the riverside market. Features separate large public baths for men and women, as well as a men-only sauna (day-use bathing not available).

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Please consider the "Landscape Art Museum" at Nihondaira Hotel for your banquets and conferences. With a superb location offering sweeping panoramic views from an elevation of 300 meters, the hotel features stunning vistas of Mount Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and state-of-the-art facilities capable of hosting international confe…

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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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We want you to enjoy “authentic soba” all year round. Guided by this philosophy and driven by the pride and dedication of a long-established shop, we are committed to crafting the finest soba. Please savor the soba we have been perfecting since 1866.

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This restaurant serves Shimizu’s famous offal curry.Why not try our delicious offal curry with a cold beer?

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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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A famous temple that served as a place of prayer for the Tokugawa clan and has ties to the Imperial Family. Within the temple grounds stands a signpost for the "Minobu Road" written in the hand of Yasui Oemaru, and the temple houses valuable artifacts such as calligraphy by Katsu Kaishu and Yasunari Kawabata.

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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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