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Follow in the footsteps of travelers from the past along the Ancient Tokaido Road and Explore one of the most amazing and diverse Prefectures in Japan.

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Learn about the Tokaido, an ancient & modern route that has linked Tokyo & Kyoto for centuries.

Things to Do

Discover nature & culture related activities, attractions & scenery that Shizuoka is famous for.

Mount Fuji

Experience Japan’s most enduring icon, Mt Fuji, through ecotours, historical shrines, and local communities.

Famous for Food

See why Shizuoka is famous for green tea, wasabi and sake, and enjoy the festive culinary culture.

Plan Your Trip

Perfectly located between Tokyo & Kyoto, Shizuoka has 6 Stations from which to explore.

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5 Areas to Check Out Near Kakegawa Station

5 Areas to Check out Near Kakegawa Station Take a short trip from Kakegawa Station and Explore Shizuoka's Green Tea, Surf Beaches and Hidden Valleys 5 Areas Near Kakegawa StationTAKE A SHORT TRIP...

6 Great Shizuoka Green Tea Destinations

6 Destinations for Green Tea Lovers -For lovers of green tea Shizuoka is the Ultimate Travel Destination Here are SIX great spots to check out if you love Shizuoka Green Tea. Shizuoka Green...

Spotlight – Kakegawa City

Kakegawa City Castle Town with a lot of HeartIf you are traveling along the Tokaido Bullet Train and looking for a way to fill in a day Kakegawa is a great option that has something for the whole...

Green tea plantation with backgound of Mt Fuji

6 Destinations for Green Tea Lovers -For lovers of green tea Shizuoka is the Ultimate Travel...

Kakegawa City Castle Town with a lot of HeartIf you are traveling along the Tokaido Bullet Train...

Follow the Tokaido Highway Kakegawa Juku Highlights of the Area KAKEGAWA CASTLE, NINOMARU TEA...

Makinohara The green tea fields on the Makinohara Plains make up 40% of Shizuoka's total green...

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Shizuoka Stations

Shizuoka Prefecture has a total of 6 train stations located along the Tokaido Bullet train line –
from each stop along the way there are a wide variety of easily accessible 1 or 2 day experiences to help you EXPLORE SHIZUOKA.

Atami

Just 40 mins from Tokyo Atami Station is the Gateway to Izu Peninsula and a perfect starting point for Explorers, Adventurers, Foodies, Hot Spring Enthusiasts, Sun Lovers and anyone who hears the ocean calling.

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Mishima

Mishima Station has something for everyone – easily accessible from the station. For Active, Sporty types who like to get out and moving AND Escapists, Families and those who just want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life or want to get their Mt Fuji fix.

Anyone looking for Rest, Relaxation and Rejuvenation.

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Shin-Fuji

As the name suggests Shin-Fuji is all about Mt Fuji – hikers, nature lovers, photographers and anyone interested in authentic local Japanese experiences at the foothills of this majestic mountain should consider stopping here.

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Shizuoka

Shizuoka Station is the perfect stop for lovers of fresh seafood, green tea enthusiasts and samurai period history buffs.

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Kakegawa

Kakegawa Station is the perfect stop for anyone who loves green tea. It is for people who are looking for something a little more personal, a little more intimate and for those who believe the journey is more important than the destination.

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Hamamatsu

Hamamatsu is for artisans, musicians, craftsman, tinkerers and people who like to dig a little deeper to discover the hidden jems – and for anyone who likes gyoza.

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