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Shuzenji, Naka-Izu
Shizuoka
3.9
Shuzenji, Naka-Izu
Shizuoka
3.9
￥1,000～￥1,999
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Shuzenji, Naka-Izu
Shuzenji Onsen, the oldest hot spring in the Naka-Izu Peninsula, is a retro hot spring resort surrounded by rich water and greenery, making it a recommended area for a relaxing adult trip. The Shuzenji River (Katsura River) flows through the center of the hot spring town, and within walking distance are classic tourist spots such as the "Bamboo Forest Path" and the "Love Bridge Tour," where crossing five bridges is said to bring love fulfillment. If you take a short train or car ride, you can also enjoy many other attractions such as the "Shuzenji Temple," which is the origin of the city's name, and the flower-rich theme park "Niji no Sato," making it a rich journey that will never get boring!
Shuzenji, Naka-Izu
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Shuzenji Onsen
A famous hot spring in Izu loved by many Meiji-era literary figures
Shuzenji Onsen, which has walked through history with Shuzenji, has been known as a hot spring resort since the Heian period. It has deep ties with the Genji clan, and in the Meiji era, it became a hot spring loved by many literary figures such as Soseki Natsume. In addition to the hot springs, there are other attractions such as "Chikurin no Komichi" (Bamboo Forest Path).
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Shuzenji Onsen
A famous hot spring in Izu loved by many Meiji-era literary figures
Shuzenji Onsen, which has walked through history with Shuzenji, has been known as a hot spring resort since the Heian period. It has deep ties with the Genji clan, and in the Meiji era, it became a hot spring loved by many literary figures such as Soseki Natsume. In addition to the hot springs, there are other attractions such as "Chikurin no Komichi" (Bamboo Forest Path).
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Shuzenji Temple
A temple with a deep history built by Kobo Daishi
Shuzenji Temple is located at the center of Shuzenji Onsen, which was established by Kobo Daishi, also known as Kukai, in 807. The wooden statue of Dainichi Nyorai is designated as an important cultural property by the government. It is well-known as a famous temple that appears in the novels of literary masters.
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Shuzenji Temple
A temple with a deep history built by Kobo Daishi
Shuzenji Temple is located at the center of Shuzenji Onsen, which was established by Kobo Daishi, also known as Kukai, in 807. The wooden statue of Dainichi Nyorai is designated as an important cultural property by the government. It is well-known as a famous temple that appears in the novels of literary masters.
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Joren Falls
A famous waterfall that appears in the popular song "Amagi-goe"
This waterfall, named after the former "Joren-ji Temple," is also known as "Joren Falls." It appears in the popular song "Amagi-goe," and there is a monument to the song next to the waterfall. It has been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls and is a place where you can feel a lot of negative ions.
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Joren Falls
A famous waterfall that appears in the popular song "Amagi-goe"
This waterfall, named after the former "Joren-ji Temple," is also known as "Joren Falls." It appears in the popular song "Amagi-goe," and there is a monument to the song next to the waterfall. It has been selected as one of Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls and is a place where you can feel a lot of negative ions.
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Shuzenji Niji no Sato
A theme park that reproduces Western cities
This theme park is located near Shuzenji Onsen and features villages such as British Village and Canadian Village. In contrast to the Japanese atmosphere of Shuzenji Onsen, the park has a Western atmosphere and visitors can enjoy the feeling of being in Europe without leaving Japan, with attractions such as the Romney Railway running through the park.
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Shuzenji Niji no Sato
A theme park that reproduces Western cities
This theme park is located near Shuzenji Onsen and features villages such as British Village and Canadian Village. In contrast to the Japanese atmosphere of Shuzenji Onsen, the park has a Western atmosphere and visitors can enjoy the feeling of being in Europe without leaving Japan, with attractions such as the Romney Railway running through the park.
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Shuzenji Nījinja Shrine
A shrine famous as a power spot for praying for children
Nījinja Shrine is known as the site of Shinkōin, where Minamoto no Noriyori, the brother of Minamoto no Yoritomo, was imprisoned. Inside the shrine grounds is the "Couple Cedar," said to be over 800 years old, and many people gather here seeking its power for praying for children.
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Shuzenji Nījinja Shrine
A shrine famous as a power spot for praying for children
Nījinja Shrine is known as the site of Shinkōin, where Minamoto no Noriyori, the brother of Minamoto no Yoritomo, was imprisoned. Inside the shrine grounds is the "Couple Cedar," said to be over 800 years old, and many people gather here seeking its power for praying for children.
Recommended Spots
Local Cuisine
Amagi Wasabi
Wasabi grown in fresh water from Amagi.
This is wasabi grown in fresh water from Amagi. Wasabi grown in pure water is used as a spicy condiment for sashimi. In the Amagi Wasabi Village, wasabi soft serve ice cream, pickled wasabi, wasabi seaweed, wasabi miso, and more are sold, making it a must-visit place for wasabi lovers. Why not try buying some when you visit?
Shuzenji Soba
Famous local cuisine in a fragrant hot spring town.
Shuzenji Onsen area is famous for having many famous soba restaurants since ancient times. The fragrant soba is of course attractive, but you can also enjoy fresh mountain vegetables caught in the mountains of Izu as tempura! There are also soba shops where you can eat river fish, so be sure to check them out if you like.
Café hopping in Shuzenji Onsen
Stylish cafes that color the quaint hot spring town
In the long-standing Shuzenji Onsen, there has been an increase in stylish cafes in recent years. Among them is "Chaan Fuyou," which was renovated from a more than 100-year-old traditional Japanese house, and is loved by many people as a spot that adds color to the quaint hot spring town.
Kinmedai no Nituke (simmered golden-eye snapper)
A sweet and savory simmered dish with delicious fat from the golden-eye snapper.
This is a high-end sweet and savory simmered dish made with a luxury fish served at Izu's ryokans and restaurants. The golden-eye snapper is also delicious as sashimi, shabu-shabu, or grilled, but the simmered dish is popular for its refined fat and tender meat. As there are many delicious golden-eye snapper restaurants in Izu, why not visit them while sightseeing?
Basic Information
Hotel Average Cost
¥13,847
Average Budget
(1 night, 2 days)
(1 night, 2 days)
¥30,203
Best Season
9~1 Month
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