Based on the concept of "a resort you can visit once a month," this complex includes restaurants, apparel, relaxation shops, etc. With a stylish appearance inspired by a "hut," and with the beautiful sea spreading out in front of you across the road, you can casually enjoy the resort atmosphere.

4-19-12, Yōmune, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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It is Japan's first lighthouse made of reinforced concrete, and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012. The weather vane at the top of the lighthouse is in the shape of a heavenly maiden.

Miho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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This shrine, which has been watching over the Miho region since ancient times and is connected to the legend of the feather robe, is said to house a scrap of the feather robe. It is also mentioned in the Engishiki, and was deeply revered by the Imperial Court and military commanders of the Genji, Imagawa, Takeda, Toyotomi, and Tokugawa clans of the time. In particular, the Tokugawa shogunate donated the construction of a magnificent group of shrine buildings during the Keicho era (1596-1615). In spring, it is a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, and is also popular as a power spot for marital harmony and matchmaking.

1073 Miho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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Located in a shopping street called "Jirocho Street," it displays photographs of Shimizu Jirocho, Omasa, and Komasa, as well as tools and documents used by Jirocho. The living room has also been preserved as it was at the time. Jirocho's real name was Yamamoto Chogoro. He was adopted by Yamamoto Jirohachi, and was nicknamed "Jirocho" because he was Jirohachi's son Chogoro. There are also many souvenirs related to Jirocho. The "winning cards" that are said to grant any wish are popular.

4-16 Minowacho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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The gods who visit Hagoromo Pine are welcomed to Miho Shrine via a 500m-long avenue of pine trees, commonly known as the "Path of the Gods." Walking along this solemn avenue of pine trees, surrounded by old pines said to be 200 to 400 years old, will leave you feeling as if your soul has been cleansed. To protect the pines, the avenue has been maintained as a boardwalk to avoid stepping on their roots, and you can stroll along while enjoying information boards with songs and stories related to Miho no Matsubara. At night, the area is lit up, creating an even more fantastical atmosphere.

Miho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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Nihon-daira Tea Hall is a specialty tea shop in Shizuoka, a tea-producing region. In addition to selling tea, you can also experience tea picking. We also offer experiential learning for schools.

4046-1 Muramatsu, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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From a young age, Tokugawa Ieyasu overcame many hardships and difficulties to become Shogun. He spent his later years in Sunpu (present-day Shizuoka City), and passed away on April 17, 1616, at the age of 75. Just before he died, Ieyasu left a will to his retainers that his remains be buried on Mount Kuno. The second Shogun, Tokugawa Hidetada, immediately carried out this order, and also issued an order to build a shrine on Mount Kuno to enshrine Ieyasu. This was the beginning of Kunozan Toshogu Shrine. Nakai Masakiyo was selected as the master carpenter, and construction began in May of the same year, with the shrine building being completed in one year and seven months. The "Gongen-zukuri" style, which brought together the finest architectural techniques and art of the time, became the template for the architecture of Toshogu shrines across the country, starting with Nikko Toshogu Shrine. During his lifetime, master carpenter Nakai Masakiyo worked on important structures that still remain today, such as Nagoya Castle (a nationally designated special historic site), Ninna-ji Temple (an important cultural property), and Nijo Castle (a national treasure and World Heritage site). Kunozan Toshogu Shrine was deemed a masterpiece created in his later years, and was designated a national treasure in 2010.

390 Negoya, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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The Toro ruins are designated as a special national historic site and are even featured in textbooks. Yayoi period houses and storehouses have been restored within the ruins, allowing visitors to imagine the lives of the people of Toro Village.

5-10-5 Toro, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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Cruises around Shimizu Port operate four times a day, allowing you to enjoy the World Heritage site of Mt. Fuji and the Miho no Matsubara pine forest at the same time. You can also enjoy the "Funaben Cruise (reservations required)" at 11:30 and 13:00. (Funaben Cruises are usually reserved for groups of 15 or more, so please contact us for details.)
Departure from "Hinode" 11:30 / 13:00 / 14:00 / 15:00
Arrival at "Hinode" 12:10 / 13:40 / 14:40 / 15:40
Duration 35-45 minutes

1-410-3 Minatomachi, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City (Pleasure boat pier)

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Located on a hilly area at an altitude of 307m, it was once ranked first in the Japan Top 100 Tourist Attractions Competition, and the panoramic view of Mt. Fuji over the tea fields, Shimizu Port below, the Izu Peninsula, and the Southern Alps is truly the most spectacular view in Japan. The view from the car window on the Nihon-daira Parkway, the access road to the summit, is so beautiful that you will want to stop your car. In July 2016, it was certified as a "Japanese Night View Heritage" by the Night View Tourism Convention Bureau. There is a plum garden near the summit that is in full bloom from February to March, and cherry blossoms can be seen from late March. There are many attractions, such as a mother and child statue based on the girl from Noguchi Ujo's famous children's song "Red Shoes," and historical spots such as the Chakkiribushi folk song monument. In addition, the Nihon-daira Ropeway operates, which connects the summit and Kunozan Toshogu Shrine in 5 minutes, and you can enjoy the beauty of Suruga Bay and the seasonal scenery of Byobudani. In November 2018, the Nihondaira Yume Terrace, an observation facility where you can enjoy a beautiful 360-degree view of Mt. Fuji, Miho no Matsubara, Suruga Bay, Shizuoka city, and more, was newly opened. In addition to being able to enjoy the view from the summit of Nihondaira in even greater comfort, you can also enjoy the history, origins, and cultural value of Nihondaira through projection mapping and other displays. The Nihondaira Night Market is also held on the fourth Saturday of every month.

600-1 Kusanagi, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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In June 2013, Miho no Matsubara was registered as a component of the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Site. Miho no Matsubara is home to about 30,000 pine trees growing along a coastline of about 7 km, and the scenery of the green pine forest, the white waves crashing on the shore, the blue sea, and Mt. Fuji has been depicted in the ukiyo-e of Utagawa Hiroshige, as well as in numerous paintings and waka poems. In one corner of Miho no Matsubara, there is the Hagoromo Pine, known for the legend of the heavenly maiden, and every October, the Miho Hagoromo Takigi Noh is held in front of the pine tree. In addition, Miho Shrine, which is also a part of the World Heritage Site and is popular as a power spot, and the "Path of the Gods", the path of the eternal god, are also nearby, and walking here will make you feel refreshed. There is also a bicycle path, so it is recommended to rent a bicycle and go around the Miho Peninsula. In March 2019, Shizuoka City's Miho no Matsubara Cultural Creation Center "Miho Shirube" opened! There are various exhibits on the deep relationship between Mt. Fuji and Miho no Matsubara, the Hagoromo legend, and Miho no Matsubara and artworks. There is also a foot bath near the entrance where you can rest your feet while looking out at the pine grove after a stroll.

Miho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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Located west of the Toro ruins and the Serizawa Museum of Art, a waterwheel spins leisurely. The shop and large waterwheel, relocated from a farmhouse built about 200 years ago in Aizu, exude a tasteful atmosphere. You can eat the specialty "Abekawa Mochi," which is made fresh in a hot water bath after an order is placed. The warm mochi, refined smooth bean paste, and fragrant kinako (soybean flour) are truly exquisite and traditional. "Karami Mochi" is topped with grated daikon radish and wasabi, giving it a refreshing spiciness. It is refreshing with wasabi soy sauce. It also goes well with delicious tea. There are also non-sweet food menus, such as the popular hand-made soba noodles and chestnut rice set meals. There is a hearth on the first floor, and the seats are lined up next to it. The round table in the center of the second floor is the bottom of a 40-koku sake barrel made by a sake brewery in the past. There is no smell of sake now, but old tools are lined up. The store also sells Abekawa mochi as souvenirs.

5-15-13 Toro, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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Minato Yokocho was born from the renovation of an old alleyway that existed in Mochimune Fishing Port for about 40 years. The two-story building is lined with over 10 restaurants serving a variety of Japanese and Western cuisine, including seafood, so you can find a meal to suit your tastes.

2-17-2, Yōshō, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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① Cheap, fresh, and delicious seafood (Shimizu's local kitchen) Seafood selected by professional buyers with discerning eyes is offered at low prices through direct sales. ② Shimizu is known for its tuna, and there are plenty of restaurants that serve tuna and fresh seafood. ③ Cheap and delicious seafood is a great gift for someone special. Delivery is also available from the store or office.

149 Shimazakicho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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This is a shop directly managed by the Fisheries Cooperative Association in Mochimune Fishing Port. They offer freshly caught raw whitebait at reasonable prices, and their popular raw whitebait bowl is very filling. It's a shop that attracts not only locals, but also many people from outside the prefecture on holidays.

2-18-1, Yōshō, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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This hot spring facility is located inside Mochimune Fishing Port, which is famous for its whitebait. On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji over the fishing port from the open-air baths of natural hot springs. There is also the Fujimi Terrace, where you can enjoy the pleasant sea breeze, as well as a craft beer brewery and beer bar. The far-infrared sauna and cold baths using natural water are also very popular. In the surrounding area, there is Nihoniro, an accommodation where you can rent an entire old house, LA PALETTE, a gelato bar that uses ingredients from Shizuoka, and Minato Yokocho, which is lined with a variety of restaurants. Please combine your visit with a stroll around the area.

18-1, Yōshō 2-chōme, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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The hotel is located in Nihon-daira, a prefectural park rich in nature. The concept is "Landscape Art Museum = Nihon-daira." Suruga Bay, Mt. Fuji, the sparkling night view... you can enjoy the scenery that changes every second of the day like a painting. The hotel features high-quality interiors based on a modern Japanese style, as well as art by a world-renowned stone sculptor and plastered walls by young, charismatic craftsmen, all scattered inside and outside the hotel.

1500-2 Umabashiri, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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This is an inn that rents out an entire renovated old house. There are eight buildings with different sizes and layouts, each of which retains a good old charm. You can spend a relaxing time here, forgetting the busyness of everyday life and the hustle and bustle of the city.

Seaside Heights 1F, 26-8, Yōmune, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City

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Guests are welcomed in a high-quality space with banquet cuisine that makes use of seafood from Suruga Bay and seasonal flavors, an open-air cypress bath, and sukiya-style rooms overlooking the gardens that lead to Miho no Matsubara. This hotel offers luxurious relaxation to soothe the fatigue of your journey.

1282-1 Miho, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City

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