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Sightseeing in Izu City

The atmospheric streets of Shuzenji Onsen, the deep forests and waterfalls of Amagi, hillside wineries in Naka-Izu, and Toi on the west coast with views of Mt. Fuji. The charms of both mountains and sea come together in one city.

Izucchi, the otter mascot of Izu

IzucchiHere are the towns of Izu City. Where shall we go first?

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Towns in Izu City

Illustration of ShuzenjiShuzenji

Izu City, Shuzenji

Sightseeing Spots in Shuzenji

Visit an ancient temple linked to Kobo Daishi and the symbol of the hot spring town

Shuzenji TempleBamboo Forest Path (Chikurin-no-Komichi)Dokko-no-YuShuzenji Niji-no-SatoHie Shrine
Illustration of AmagiAmagi

Izu City, Amagi

Sightseeing Spots in Amagi

Relax at a footbath cafe, then go and meet a famous waterfall and a giant tree

Joren FallsAmagi-san Tunnel (Old Amagi Tunnel)Tofuya Resort & Spa-IzuRoadside Station Izu TsukigaseTaro-sugi (Taro Cedar)
Illustration of Naka-IzuNaka-Izu

Izu City, Naka-Izu

Sightseeing Spots in Naka-Izu

Lunch on a vineyard hill, then a waterfall beyond the wasabi fields

Naka-Izu Winery HillsBanjo FallsIzu City MuseumNaka-Izu Kiln Gallery DharsingNaka-Izu Fish Farm
Illustration of ToiToi

Izu City, Toi

Sightseeing Spots in Toi

Gold mine history, gold panning, and Mt. Fuji across Suruga Bay

Toi Gold MineKoibito Misaki (Lovers' Cape)Matsubara Park (World's Largest Flower Clock)Tabibito Misaki (Travelers' Cape)Anrakuji Temple & Mabu-yu