Nakatajima Sand Dunes
A dune field on the Enshu coast in Hamamatsu, about 600 metres north to south and four kilometres east to west.
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A dune field on the Enshu coast in Hamamatsu, about 600 metres north to south and four kilometres east to west.
A lookout on Nihondaira in Shizuoka City. Designed by Kengo Kuma, its timber-framed gallery takes in Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay.
A ropeway and viewing terrace in Izunokuni, where Mount Fuji is reflected upside down in a water basin.
A 580-metre hill in Ito, formed by an eruption some 4,000 years ago, with a path around the crater rim.
A shore in Ito where cliffs of hardened lava run on, crossed by a suspension bridge.
A suspension bridge in the Sumatakyo gorge in Kawanehon, crossing above blue water.
A limestone cave in Hamamatsu, among the largest in the Tokai region, about 18 degrees inside all year.
A large resort in Gotemba with lodging, dining and a winter illumination.
A lake in western Shizuoka Prefecture. Brackish and open to the sea, it is known for its eel farming.
A zoo in Ito keeping 1,500 kinds of cactus along with animals, known for its capybaras in a hot bath.
A 400-metre pedestrian suspension bridge in Mishima, with views of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay.
A beach in Minamiizu reached by boat only from July to September, with notably clear water.
An aquarium in Numazu facing Suruga Bay, with dolphin and sea lion shows.
A swimming beach in Makinohara, with Mount Fuji seen from sand backed by pines.
A centre in Higashiizu that uses hot-spring heat to keep crocodiles and tropical plants.
A centre in Kakegawa with all-weather greenhouses where you can touch the birds.
A gorge in Tenryu ward, Hamamatsu, on a tributary of the Tenryu River, with cliffs and clear water.
A waterfall in Susono, dropping in five strands over a lava cliff. A prefectural natural monument.
A park at Tagonoura port in Fuji, with Mount Fuji unobstructed from sea level.
A farm on the Asagiri uplands in Fujinomiya, where you can meet the animals, with dairy goods.
A sea cave in Shimoda. Light falls through the collapsed roof, and from above the opening looks like a heart.
The depot at Tenryu-Futamata Station, where a turntable from the age of steam is still in use.
A park in Shimizu town where groundwater from Mount Fuji rises, the riverbed showing blue.
A castle site in Hamamatsu, the base here before Tokugawa Ieyasu came. A Toshogu shrine now stands on it.