Komakado Kazaana
A lava cave in Gotemba, formed in the Mishima lava flow from Mount Fuji's summit crater, among the older caves in the prefecture.
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A lava cave in Gotemba, formed in the Mishima lava flow from Mount Fuji's summit crater, among the older caves in the prefecture.
A swimming beach on Bentenjima in Hamamatsu, shallow and calm.
A 307-metre hill in Shizuoka City, taking in Suruga Bay, Mount Fuji and Shimizu port.
A botanical garden in Hamamatsu, known for the season when cherries and tulips bloom together.
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 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 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 hill about twenty minutes on foot from the fifth station of the Subashiri route in Oyama, a parasitic cone of Mount Fuji.
A park in Hamamatsu laid out on the site of the 2004 flower exposition.
A 470-metre mountain on the border of Shizuoka City and Yaizu, taking in Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay at once.
A road through Susono, crossing the skirts of Mount Fuji with the mountain straight ahead.
A roadside station in Oyama, one of the closest to Mount Fuji.
An eating house at Tagonoura fishing port in Fuji, serving raw whitebait straight from the boats.
A swimming beach at Miho in Shizuoka City, with Mount Fuji and Shimizu port in view.
A shrine in Atami, said to be where Minamoto no Yoritomo and Hojo Masako were joined, looking down on the sea.