Kawane Onsen Roadside Station
A roadside station in Shimada, where you can watch the Oigawa Railway's steam trains from the open-air bath.
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A roadside station in Shimada, where you can watch the Oigawa Railway's steam trains from the open-air bath.
A shore in Matsuzaki where Mount Fuji appears through a gap in the rocks, with a footbath.
A lighthouse on the cape at Omaezaki. First lit in 1874 and open to climb.
A place in Hamamatsu where buildings recalling medieval Europe stand among the trees.
A gorge in Kawanehon, spanned by the Dream Bridge, with a hot spring whose water is thick and smooth.
A botanical garden in Hamamatsu, known for the season when cherries and tulips bloom together.
A shopping complex in Shimizu ward, Shizuoka City, on the water, with a Ferris wheel and restaurants.
A centre in Minamiizu, the starting point for the cape at the southern tip of the Izu peninsula.
A rest house partway up Mount Daruma in Izu, with Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay in view.
A 70-metre waterfall in Fujieda. At present you can go only as far as the approach.
An aquarium on Awashima in Numazu, on an island reached by boat, known for keeping frogs.
A roadside station in Makinohara near the tea fields and Shizuoka Airport, where you can watch aircraft land and take off.
A museum in Shimada on the history and culture of tea, with a tearoom and garden.
A waterfall on the border of Nagaizumi and Numazu, where the front of a Mount Fuji lava flow forms the step.
A temple in Fukuroi connected with Tokugawa Ieyasu, known for its display of Hina dolls.
A products centre in Mishima, dealing in the produce and preserves of Izu.
A day-use hot spring at Kanzanji Onsen in Hamamatsu, with baths looking over Lake Hamana.
A station of the Oigawa Railway in Kawanehon, on a spit into the lake, reached on foot across a bridge.
A roadside station in Fujieda with a Japanese garden and tearoom, serving gyokuro tea.
A wooden bridge 897.4 metres long over the Oi River in Shimada, held to be the longest wooden footbridge in the world.
A hill about twenty minutes on foot from the fifth station of the Subashiri route in Oyama, a parasitic cone of Mount Fuji.
A castle in Hamamatsu where Tokugawa Ieyasu spent seventeen years, with rough-stacked stone walls remaining.
A park in Hamamatsu laid out on the site of the 2004 flower exposition.