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Mishima-Numazu
Shizuoka
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Mishima-Numazu
Shizuoka
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Mishima-Numazu
Mishima-Numazu is a town known as a "treasure trove of water," with natural springs of Mt. Fuji flowing throughout the city. The "Rakujusen" garden, designated as a natural monument of Japan, is particularly famous, with its beautiful scenery of water, greenery, and the Rakujukan building. The "Mishima Skywalk," Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, opened in 2015, offering breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay, and has become a popular tourist spot in recent years. Facing Suruga Bay, Numazu is an area known for its thriving fishing industry, with leisure spots such as the "Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium" featuring deep-sea creatures, scenic spots such as "Osezaki," and fresh seafood cuisine. Visitors can enjoy a refreshing trip while interacting with the beautiful nature and sea creatures.◎
Mishima-Numazu
5 Highlights
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Mishima Skywalk
A pedestrian suspension bridge boasting the longest length in Japan at 400m
Enjoy a magnificent panorama of Mt. Fuji, the tallest mountain in Japan, and Suruga Bay, the deepest bay in Japan. Large-scale activities such as buggy rides and athletics have been developed, making it a highly anticipated spot for play!
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Mishima Skywalk
A pedestrian suspension bridge boasting the longest length in Japan at 400m
Enjoy a magnificent panorama of Mt. Fuji, the tallest mountain in Japan, and Suruga Bay, the deepest bay in Japan. Large-scale activities such as buggy rides and athletics have been developed, making it a highly anticipated spot for play!
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Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium
A rare aquarium where you can peek into the world of the deep sea
Suruga Bay boasts the deepest depth of 2,500 meters in Japan. Located on the shores of Suruga Bay in Numazu, this is a rare aquarium with a deep-sea theme. The exhibition of the very valuable coelacanth, called the "living fossil," is popular.
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Numazu Deep Sea Aquarium
A rare aquarium where you can peek into the world of the deep sea
Suruga Bay boasts the deepest depth of 2,500 meters in Japan. Located on the shores of Suruga Bay in Numazu, this is a rare aquarium with a deep-sea theme. The exhibition of the very valuable coelacanth, called the "living fossil," is popular.
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Izu-Mito Sea Paradise
An aquarium where you can get up close with the animals
This is a historic aquarium facing Suruga Bay. The dolphin and seal shows are very popular. You can interact with the animals by feeding them. The image character "Uchitchi" is also cute!
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Izu-Mito Sea Paradise
An aquarium where you can get up close with the animals
This is a historic aquarium facing Suruga Bay. The dolphin and seal shows are very popular. You can interact with the animals by feeding them. The image character "Uchitchi" is also cute!
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Mishima Taisha Shrine
An ancient shrine in Izu, associated with the Genji clan
Mishima Taisha Shrine, which is also the origin of the name "Mishima City," is known as a shrine where Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed for the revival of the Genji clan. Yoritomo's wish was successfully fulfilled, and the shrine became an increasingly revered presence in the region. It is believed to bring good fortune in business and a bountiful harvest.
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Mishima Taisha Shrine
An ancient shrine in Izu, associated with the Genji clan
Mishima Taisha Shrine, which is also the origin of the name "Mishima City," is known as a shrine where Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed for the revival of the Genji clan. Yoritomo's wish was successfully fulfilled, and the shrine became an increasingly revered presence in the region. It is believed to bring good fortune in business and a bountiful harvest.
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Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace
A valuable iron-making furnace heritage that supported Japan's development
This is the only existing reverberatory furnace in the world that was actually in operation, representing the cutting-edge technology of the time that supported weapon manufacturing in the late Edo period. In 2015, it was registered as a World Heritage Site under the name "Sites of Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution: Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and Coal Mining". The towering chimney made of stone is a symbol!
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Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace
A valuable iron-making furnace heritage that supported Japan's development
This is the only existing reverberatory furnace in the world that was actually in operation, representing the cutting-edge technology of the time that supported weapon manufacturing in the late Edo period. In 2015, it was registered as a World Heritage Site under the name "Sites of Japan’s Meiji Industrial Revolution: Iron and Steel, Shipbuilding and Coal Mining". The towering chimney made of stone is a symbol!
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Mishima Croquette
Delicious croquette made with 100% Mishima potatoes.
"Mishima Croquette" is made using Mishima potatoes, one of the brand vegetables called "Hakone Nishiro Mishima Vegetables". Mishima potatoes are sweet and have a fluffy texture, and the collaboration with the crispy coating is irresistible.
Numazu Gyoza
A unique style of boiling after giving it a sear.
While Hamamatsu Gyoza is famous for gyoza in Shizuoka, Numazu Gyoza has been rapidly gaining popularity in recent years. It is served by boiling after giving it a sear, resulting in a gyoza with a unique texture and juiciness that becomes addictive. "Chuotei," the shop where it is said to have originated, is a must-visit famous shop even if you have to wait in line.
Minato-meshi at Numazu Port
Enjoy fresh seafood from Numazu at a great value
One of the unique experiences of being at the local area is being able to indulge in fresh seafood from Numazu Port at a great value, served in luxurious seafood bowls and sushi. Dried fish and other seafood dishes are also often available, allowing you to fully enjoy your favorite fish dishes to your heart's content.
Suruga Bay Deep Sea Fish
Many deep sea fish that can only be eaten here.
Suruga Bay, which has a deep water depth, has many deep sea fish living in it, and many of them are caught at Toda Port. There are many delicious deep sea fish such as Kinmedai (splendid alfonsino) and deep sea shrimp! Enjoying it in sushi and other dishes is a unique pleasure of Numazu.
Takaashigani
A giant crab with delicious crab miso.
Takaashigani is a deep-sea creature that is often caught in Numazu Port and Toda Port. The recommended way to eat it is steamed, and not only the meat but also the rich and creamy crab miso is unforgettable once you taste it!
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥7,890
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥31,262
Best Season
6~10 Month
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