Things to do in Shizuoka City

No. 3 of Family-friendly Attractions in Shizuoka Prefecture

Chibi Maruko Chan Land

Marukoko Paradise was built in S-PulseDreamPlaza in Shizuoka City. There is a long corridor painted with introductions of Marukoko and his family. It is said that the characters in the comics are all created by the author according to the real people around him, with flesh and blood, take a closer look. Everyone has a distinct personality. Then enter the wonderful real scene part, a group of three-dimensional scenes are presented in front of you, including Xiaowanzi's kitchen, grandpa and grandmother's room, living room and Xiaowanzi's room, etc. The interesting thing is that the phone in the living room will suddenly ring, Picking it up, it turned out to be a message from classmate Xiao Maruko to her, and the scene was as realistic as if she was in the story. You can go to classrooms, libraries, playgrounds and other places in order. You can watch Maruko's comics for free here, and there are many scenes for taking pictures. Play slowly and watch slowly, it is endless fun.

Miho no Matsubara (Miho Pine Forest)

Miho no Matsubara (Miho Pine Forest) is a prominent peninsula located fromShimizu Portto the Suruga Bay Ferry, and it has been a famous scenic spot since the Heian period. Along the 7 km coastline of Miho no Matsubara (Miho Pine Forest), 54,000 pine trees grow, making it one of the three great pine groves. Looking up at the sacred Mount Fuji, the green pine forest, white waves, and blue sea create a beautiful landscape painting. Especially when waves crash against the shore,Mount Fujilooks even more majestic. Miho no Matsubara (Miho Pine Forest) was selected as one of the New Three Views of Japan in the 5th year of the Taisho era.

Kunouzan Toshogu

On the southern slope of Mount Udo lies Kunōzan, which rises to an elevation of 270 m. On the summit, Kunouzan Toshogu was built by his son, the second shogun Hidetada, according to the dying wish of the Warring States era warlord Tokugawa Ieyasu, and has been designated an important cultural property. Tokugawa Ieyasu was the first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate in the early 17th century. He laid the foundations for the Edo period, creating a stable order that lasted approx. 300 years. The treasures are preserved and displayed at the Kunōzan Tōshōgū Museum. Kunouzan Toshogu and Nihondaira are connected by a 1,065 m ropeway. While listening to a guide explain the surrounding history and geography, you can admire the sheer cliffs below and the Byōbu Iwa Rocks and Suruga Bay Ferry scenery, which look as if they were cut from the landscape. The area also features cultural facilities such as the Shizuoka Prefectural Museum of Art and the Nihondaira Museum, which house masterpieces by Manet and Gauguin.

S-Pulse Dream Plaza

Qingshui Dream Plaza is the hometown of Sakura Maruko, and there is "Sakura Maruko Paradise". In addition, on the deliberately shaped antique "Sushi Parkway Street", you can recall childhood memories and take pictures of old-fashioned commemorative photos. You can also Enjoy crystal clear Shimizu sushi.

Nihondaira

Nihondairais located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. This low hill is easy to hike, and upon reaching the summit, you will find a beautifully designed observation deck. From here, you can enjoy distant views and, on clear days, even see Mount Fuji! It is also a great spot for photography.

Sumpu Castle Park

Sumpu Castle Park is located in the center of Shizuoka City, a park surrounded by two moats and beautiful stone walls. The East Gate, Tatsumi Yagura, and Hitsujisaru Yagura have been restored on the site of Sumpu Castle, where Tokugawa Ieyasu spent his later years as Ogosho. The park features a bronze statue of Tokugawa Ieyasu and other items, as well as a Japanese garden consisting of 4 gardens and a teahouse.

Nihondaira Yume Terrace

Nihondaira Zoo

NEOPASA Shimizu

NEOPASA Shimizu offers a wide range of services and facilities, providing a comfortable and convenient place for travelers to rest. It features a spacious parking lot and a gas station, making it easy for travelers to park and refuel. In addition, the service area has various restaurants, cafes, and snack stalls where travelers can enjoy food and take a break. NEOPASA Shimizu also has a shopping area that offers a variety of goods and souvenirs for visitors to purchase. Visitors can find local specialty items here, such as tea, snacks, and handicrafts. NEOPASA Shimizu is also famous for its beautiful scenery. The service area is surrounded by green mountains and trees, offering pleasant views. Visitors can enjoy the magnificent natural scenery here and feel a sense of peace and relaxation.

No. 4 of Hot Springs Attractions in Shizuoka Prefecture

Sauna Shikiji

Sauna Shikiji is more than just a hot spring center, and it is beloved by visitors for its unique natural water source and high-quality sauna environment. The center features areas such as a high-temperature sauna, plunge pools, and a medicinal herb steam sauna. The medicinal herb sauna is a highlight, where steam generated from natural herbs allows the body to relax in a warm, humid environment while providing a soothing effect for both body and mind. The center offers a variety of hot spring baths, providing a comfortable and tranquil environment for visitors. In addition to indoor and outdoor hot spring baths, the center also features open-air baths, allowing visitors to enjoy soaking in a natural environment. The center also offers comprehensive leisure services, including bedrock baths, relaxation areas, dining spaces, and massage services.