Discover the best attractions and experiences Shizuoka has to offer
From feudal castle ruins to industrial-age furnaces, Shizuoka’s historic sites blend past and scenery.
Ruins of the former Sunpu Castle set in a pleasant park with gates, moats, and viewpoints over Shizuoka.
Historic castle grounds in Kakegawa with remnants, gardens, and a sense of old feudal Japan.
A preserved Edo-period furnace site that offers insight into early industrial-era Japan.
Art, culture, and local history come alive through Shizuoka’s varied museums.
A prominent city museum showcasing modern and contemporary works by local and national artists.
A regional museum featuring classical and contemporary pieces with rotating special exhibitions.
A hillside museum in Atami with Japanese and East Asian artworks and scenic gardens.
Shizuoka’s spiritual sites range from ancient shrines to mountain temples.
The main shrine at the base of Mt. Fuji, venerating the sacred mountain and offering striking approaches.
A historic shrine in Atami famed for its ancient pine tree and serene forest setting.
A branches-and-borders Shinto shrine aligned with Mt. Fuji worship traditions in Shizuoka.
Natural beauty and wildlife parks showcase the dramatic landscapes of Shizuoka’s coast and mountains.
Expansive cross-prefectural park featuring Mt. Fuji views, coastlines, and volcanic landscapes.
Drive-through wildlife park where you can see animals up close in a natural setting.
Popular family-friendly attraction in Ito with a zoo and botanical gardens.
Explore distinct areas that give a taste of local life and stunning scenery.
A scenic hillside area with walking trails, tea fields, and sweeping views of Mt. Fuji on clear days.
Coastal district known for its port, seafood spots, and the Miho no Matsubara outlook nearby.
Popular hot-spring town with oceanfront promenades, pearls of culture, and hillside viewpoints.
Budget-friendly ways to enjoy Shizuoka’s scenery and historic spaces.
A famous pine grove along the coast with Mt. Fuji views on clear days; perfect for a scenic stroll.
Open grounds and gardens ideal for a relaxed walk and photos, with little or no entry cost.
Free trails and vistas above Shizuoka City offering spectacular overlooks and fresh air.
Taste the region’s famous tea, seafood, and eel dishes.
Savor fresh green tea, matcha desserts, and tea-flavored treats from local farms and tea houses.
Shizuoka is renowned for unagi; try an unagi don with rich, charcoal-grilled eel.
Sample sashimi or sushi featuring the day’s catch from one of Japan’s great fishing ports.
Try regional mackerel sushi and other coastal specialties crafted with regional flair.
Evenings range from relaxing hot-spring vibes to waterfront views and casual bars.
Evening strolls along the streets lined with hot-spring inns and glowing signs.
Coastal lights and harbor views offer calm, scenic nighttime scenery.
Relaxed spots to enjoy local drinks and light bites after a day of sightseeing.
Cultural venues host performances, exhibitions, and community events.
A cultural venue offering contemporary theater, dance, and performing arts.
Casual evening gigs and performances in intimate settings around the city.
Seasonal events and garden displays that pair with art collections nearby.
Active pursuits outdoors showcase Shizuoka’s natural playgrounds.
A rugged coastal hiking trail with dramatic cliffs and ocean views.
Coastal waves offer accessible surfing for beginners and seasoned riders alike.
Gentle to moderate hikes with rewarding views of Shizuoka and, on clear days, Mt. Fuji.
Discover lesser-known experiences that reveal local flavor and scenery.
Walk through rolling tea fields and learn about Shizuoka’s famous green tea production.
Experience a lively market atmosphere and watch fishermen bring in the day’s catch.
A scenic waterfall route along the Kawazu area, great for a refreshing afternoon hike.