Inatori Bunka Park Hina no Yakata

At Inatori Cultural Park's Hina no Yakata, around 100 pairs of Tsurushi decorations, including sagemon and jumbo hina-dan, one of Japan's three major Tsurushi decorations, are on display. This custom is a traditional event in which common people celebrate their handmade Hina dolls and wish for the happiness of their children. It's a heartwarming experience for visitors. There's also a footbath called "Hina no Ashiyu" where you can relax and enjoy yourself while resting your feet.

At the Hina no Yakata in Inatori Bunka Park, you can savor the locally caught brand fish of Higashi-Izu town, "Inatori Kaname". This fresh seafood is delicious whether grilled or simmered. Especially during the season when it's fatty, the taste is exceptional! While gazing at the beautiful Hina dolls, taking a bite will surely make you feel happy. This is definitely a travel destination where you can be completely satisfied!

At the Hina no Yakata in Inatori Cultural Park in Higashiizu Town, there is a free footbath facility that will soothe your mind and body. Spend some leisurely time in this hot spring-like atmosphere. Don't miss the view of Izu Oshima Island and the beautiful garden from the footbath. In winter, you can also enjoy the illumination. The footbath, which can be used both indoors and outdoors, has different temperatures for each block, so you can find the warmth that suits you and relax. It's the perfect travel destination to heal your tourist fatigue!

At Inatori Bunka Park, Hina no Yakata, you can enjoy the beautiful cherry blossom scenery in spring. Along with traditional Hina dolls, you can feel the season. Why not take a stroll through the park surrounded by nature in Higashi-Izu Town and admire the cherry blossom trees? You can also enjoy the cherry blossoms from the footbath, "Hina no Ashiyu". Refresh your mind and body in a space filled with hot spring atmosphere. Why not visit and not miss the beautiful scenery limited to this season?

At Inatori Bunka Park Hina no Yakata, you can see one of Japan's three great tsurushi kazari decorations. About 100 traditional tsurushi hina dolls, rabbits, monkeys, and more are displayed, allowing you to experience the custom of celebrating a baby's first festival. In addition, there is a foot bath called "Hina no Ashiyu," where you can relax and enjoy soaking your feet. You can also enjoy the local brand fish, "Inatori Kinmedai," which is caught in the nearby town of Higashi-Izu. It's the perfect destination to heal both your mind and body.