Oshikakubo Ruins
Discover the Ōshikakubo Archaeological Site in Fujinomiya, Shizuoka — a nationally designated historic site preserving Japan's oldest known open-air settlement with pit dwellings from the Incipient Jōmon period, approximately 13,000 years ago, at the foot of Mount Fuji.
The Giant Japanese Zelkova Tree in Kitahama
The Great Kaya Tree of Kitahama in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is a magnificent Japanese torreya (Torreya nucifera) estimated to be over 600 years old. Designated as a National Natural Monument in 1954, it is celebrated as one of Japan's Three Great Kaya Trees, with a root circumference of about 15 meters and a height of approximately 22 meters. Visit this awe-inspiring giant, whose species provides the finest wood for Go and Shogi game boards, in a peaceful residential neighborhood.
Ryutanji Temple Garden
Discover Ryotanji Temple Garden in Hamamatsu, a nationally designated Place of Scenic Beauty attributed to master garden designer Kobori Enshu. This early Edo-period pond-appreciation garden features a heart-shaped pond, symbolic stone arrangements, and seasonal flowers within the ancestral temple of the legendary Ii samurai clan.
The Large Camphor Tree at Azusawake Shrine
Arai Barrier Site
Ikonabi Meijin Shrine's Camphor Tree Habitat
Izu Kokubunji Temple Pagoda Ruins
Southwest Coast of Izu
Inno Lava Tunnel
Ochiha Pass Abandoned Temple Site
Mount Omuro
Kojima Jinya Ruins
Juniper Forest at Osezaki
Sea Turtles and Their Nesting Grounds in Omaezaki
Kakida River
Kashiwadani Cave Group
Katayama Temple Ruins
Kamishiroiwa Ruins
Shimoumazakura at Kariyado