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Rakujuen Park (Garden)
| Address |
19-3 Ichiban-cho , Mishima City |
| Explanation |
The former second-house of the Imperial Family Komatsu-no-miya, with Kohama Pond from which the water of Mt. Fuji springs, and "Rakuju-kan" in traditional "sukiya" building method. |
Myohokkeji Temple
| Address |
1 Tamazawa , Mishima City |
| Explanation |
The main temple of Nichiren Buddhist Sector. Many treasures of temple such as the image of Nichiren painted on the silk (Japan's important cultural treasure). |
Mishima Taisha Shrine
| Address |
2-1-5 Omiya-cho , Mishima City |
| Explanation |
The first shrine of Izu, enshrining "Oyama-nezu" and "Kotoshironushi-no-kami". Treasure Museum and fragrant olive (natural important asset of Japan). |
Sano Museum of Art
| Address |
1-43 Nakata-machi , Mishima City |
| Explanation |
Various Oriental historical art exhibition, simple classification easy to understand. |
Cape Osezaki
| Address |
Nishiura-Enashi , Numazu City |
| Explanation |
A beautiful peninsula elongating about 1km into Suruga Bay. The beautiful view of Mt. Fuji over the sea is known in all over the world. |
Izu Mito Sea Paradise
| Address |
3-1 Nishiura-Nagahama , Numazu City |
| Explanation |
Aquarium with the long history of breeding of dolphins, located at Mito Beach, beautiful place overlooking Mt. Fuji. |
Numazu Imperial Villa Memorial Park
| Address |
2802-1 Shimokanuki-Shimago , Numazu City |
| Explanation |
You can see inside of the house of the Imperial Family, which is a unique feature of Numazu Imperial Villa Memorial Park, nothing like that in any other place in Japan. |
Awashima Marine Park
| Address |
186 Nishiura-Shigedera , Numazu City |
| Explanation |
The whole island is the natural botanical garden and zoo! The park in the ocean where you can play with animals. |
Fuji Bamboo Garden
| Address |
885 Minami-Ishiki , Nagaizumi Town |
| Explanation |
Planted with 100,000 bamboo trees, classified into 500 species, collected from around the world in a large garden. It is the world's largest collection of bamboo vegetation. |
Buffet Museum
| Address |
Higashino-Hachibudaira , Nagaizumi Town |
| Explanation |
A world-class collection of Bernar Buffet, a French modern artist. Exhibits about 2,000 of his works since he was 16 years old, reaching through the last work in his life. Includes oil paintings, water paintings, lithographs, drawings and sculptures. |
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