Shuzenji Onsen
The oldest hot spring town in Izu, with its bamboo lane and the Katsura river.
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The oldest hot spring town in Izu, with its bamboo lane and the Katsura river.
The first fully wooden reconstructed keep in Japan. The Ninomaru palace is an Important Cultural Property.
The first place in Japan to bring steam locomotives back into working preservation.
Seven falls dropping over columnar basalt. The road of The Izu Dancer.
On the Nakatajima dunes, great kites from 170 districts cut one another's lines.
The largest tea-growing area in Japan, opened up by former shogunal retainers.
The floats are hauled down onto the beach. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
A surviving keep, and a National Treasure. It stands on a cliff above the Kiso river.
Boats hung with lanterns cross the river. UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
Meiji-era buildings moved here and preserved, including the entrance hall of the Imperial Hotel.
Walls built from stacked kiln tools form the lanes. The town that gave the Japanese word for crockery.
A town of shibori dyeing that grew up between one Tokaido post station and the next.
A rice cake born of the custom of purifying yourself before worship. Hitsumabushi restaurants are close by.
Vinegar and sake breweries line the water. Mizkan has its head office here.