SHIZUOKA CITY KANKO NAVI

Shizuoka has been known since the Edo period as a center for hina dolls and related accessories. Their dazzling costumes and intricate craftsmanship are the result of traditions passed down by artisans who gathered in the town of Sunpu.The museum houses and displays dolls and toys—including hina dolls, seasonal dolls, and maneki-neko—…

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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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This traditional house features a thatched roof known as a "kabuto-zuki" style, which blends harmoniously with the surrounding mountains.*Viewing is limited to the exterior of the property. Interior tours are not available.[Shizuoka City Designated Important Landscape Structure]

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This waterfall is located in the Umegashima district, in Irijima. It cannot be seen from the road or from any easily accessible spot. You’ll need to wade through the river in rubber boots to reach it.

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Located about 2 km from the village of Kurono, this waterfall is 5 meters wide and has a drop of approximately 30 meters. It cascades down in three tiers, and during the depths of winter, the entire waterfall freezes over. The sight of it glistening in the morning sun is truly breathtaking.

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From the observation deck at the summit of Mt. Sugio, you can see Mt. Ryuzume, Mt. Shin-Fuji, Mt. Aozasa, and Mt. Fuji in the Okitsu River basin.

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Located just a 5-minute walk from the North Exit of JR Shizuoka Station and a 30-second walk from the downtown area, this quiet hotel is situated near government offices and the business district, offering views of the garden of "Fugetsuro," the former residence of Lord Tokugawa Yoshinobu.After relaxing and recharging in our spacious, h…

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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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This information center is located halfway between the city and the mountain villages. It features exhibits, including dioramas and videos, that showcase the nature and culture of the Abe River basin, and offers workshops where visitors can experience the culture of rural farming and mountain communities.

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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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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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The summit of Mt. Yamabushi, the highest peak in the Abe-oku region, stands at an elevation of 2,000 meters. It offers spectacular views not only of the Southern Alps but also of Mount Fuji. The area is also home to a natural habitat of willowherb, and every year around mid-August, many hikers visit to see the flowers in full bloom.

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

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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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Established in 1870, we opened as an inn for merchants in Ejiri-juku on the Tōkaidō Road. For over 140 years since then, we have served as a base for both business and leisure travelers visiting the Shimizu Port area, Miho Matsubara, Nihondaira, and Kunozan Toshogu Shrine. We are a 10- to 15-minute walk from the West Exit of JR Shimizu Station an…

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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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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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This is one of the Seven Kannon Temples of Suruga (also known as the Seven Kannon Temples of Abe), where it is said that Gyoki, a renowned monk of the Heian period, enshrined a statue of the Thousand-Armed Kannon. It is said to have been founded during the Nara period. Located on a hilltop reached by a 15- to 20-minute climb up stone steps, it of…

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

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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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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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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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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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Located just a 7-minute walk from Shizuoka Station in the heart of the city, we invite you to relax in our quiet Japanese-style rooms and enjoy our heartfelt cuisine. We offer a variety of affordable plans, including room-only, breakfast included, and two meals included.

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This is Ihara Kanko, a charter and tour bus company. Shizuoka is home to numerous scenic tourist spots. As a local company, we are proud to introduce you to everything from major attractions to hidden gems.

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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 restaurant serves Shimizu’s famous offal curry.Be sure to try this delicious offal curry as a memento of your trip to Shimizu.

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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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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 waterfall is located a short distance down the road leading from the large parking lot at the far end of the Umegashima Onsen hot spring town, in the headwaters of the Abe River.

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It is said that Gotenyama got its name because it was the mountain from which firewood and other supplies were gathered for the Kambara Palace, which was built in 1582 (Tenshō 10) by order of Lord Tokugawa Ieyasu.Records indicate that the Kamabara Palace served as a lodging for the shogunate when they traveled to Kyoto. However, as the need for s…

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Japan's Top Tea Master and "Straightforward Tea."

“We want to deliver authentic tea from Shizuoka.” Since 1950, Wada Choji Shoten has been operating as a tea wholesaler in Shizuoka, a region renowned for its tea. We love the tea from the mountains of Shizuoka. River mist rising from clear streams gently envelops the tea leaves in the mountains, nurturing the tea’s rich umami fl…

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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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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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Located on a river terrace on the right bank of the Okitsu River (at an elevation of approximately 60 meters), it offers a panoramic view of the townscape of Kojima stretching along the Minobu Road.The Kojima Domain began in 1704 (the first year of the Hōei era) when Matsudaira Nobuharu established a military headquarters here. For the next 164 y…

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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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