Top Shizuoka Prefecture Tours by Duration - page 5

IAI Stadium Nihondaira—home of Shimizu S-Pulse—is known for its dramatic hillside setting, where Mt. Fuji may appear behind the stands and Suruga Bay can be seen in the distance on clear days, making it one of Japan’s most scenic stadium stops. This private, cruise-friendly 7-hour tour is designed for comfort, local insight, and a reliable return to port by private car. Begin at IAI Stadium Nihondaira for an introduction to Shizuoka’s football culture and beautiful stadium setting, then continue to Nihondaira Yume Terrace for wide views of Mt. Fuji, Suruga Bay, and the surrounding landscape. Next, ride the Nihondaira Ropeway toward Kunozan and visit Kunozan Toshogu Shrine, a richly decorated site connected to Tokugawa Ieyasu. Please note that the approach can involve 1,159 stone steps, so we will keep a comfortable pace and adjust as needed. NOTICE: Visit order may change depending on weather, traffic, operating conditions, and your interests.

This tour highlights the coastal charm of the Shimizu and Numazu areas, combining waterfront views, a lively fishing port, historic architecture, and serene seaside landscapes. Each stop offers a different perspective on local culture, from everyday harbor life to traditional design and wide-open coastal scenery. The itinerary is designed with flexibility in mind, allowing certain visits or short stops to be adjusted based on your interests. Whether you prefer more time by the ocean, a historic setting, or an additional attraction in the Numazu area, the route can be tailored to match your pace and preferences.

Visit Shimizu (Shizuoka)’s signature sights in a cruise-friendly day: Nihondaira’s panoramic views, the Nihondaira Ropeway, and the historic Kunozan Toshogu Shrine—then choose an afternoon that fits you. This private 7-hour tour is paced for comfort with local insight and photo stops, and is built for a reliable return to port. Choose from: IAI Stadium Nihondaira for soccer culture (exterior/viewpoints; interior tour on limited dates—please contact us), S-Pulse Dream Plaza & Chibi Maruko-chan Land for families, Miho no Matsubara for iconic coastal scenery, or Shizuoka City’s Sunpu Castle Park and Shizuoka Sengen Shrine for history. Great for first-time visitors, couples, small groups, adventure seekers, and families with children.

This full-day tour takes you on a relaxing and immersive journey through two of Shizuoka's most beloved attractions. Start your day at Kakegawa Kachōen, an all-weather flower and bird park where you can walk among vibrant flowers and interact with a wide variety of free-flying birds in spacious greenhouses. Enjoy bird shows, hand-feeding experiences, and beautiful seasonal blooms in a comfortable indoor setting. In the afternoon, continue to the Tea Museum, Shizuoka, located in the heart of one of Japan's largest tea-producing regions. Dive into the world of tea with hands-on experiences like matcha grinding, tea brewing, and tastings. Explore cultural exhibits, participate in a traditional tea ceremony, and savor tea-infused dishes at the museum café—all while taking in scenic views of tea fields and Mt. Fuji. This tour offers a unique combination of nature, culture, and culinary delight—perfect for those seeking a deeper appreciation of Japanese tradition and natural beauty.

This private 9-hour tour takes you on a scenic journey around Mt. Fuji, combining breathtaking views, cultural experiences, and memorable photo opportunities. Departing from Shimizu Port, enjoy a comfortable drive through Shizuoka’s beautiful landscapes. Your first stop is the Mt. Fuji 5th Station, where you can admire panoramic views of Japan’s most iconic mountain. Next, visit Oishi Park on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, a perfect spot for capturing Mt. Fuji reflected in the lake and enjoying seasonal flowers. You’ll pass by the Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway, offering spectacular vistas of the region, before returning to Shimizu Port. This tour is ideal for travelers who want to experience the natural beauty and cultural charm of the Mt. Fuji area at a relaxed pace, all within a full-day, 9-hour itinerary.

This tour will take you to 3 most popular spots around Shimizu. 1, Nihondaira Plateau (Green tea field and Mt. Fuji view at Nihondaira Ocha Kaikan, Nihondaira Yume Terrace Observatory, Spectacular view from Nihondaira ropeway) 2, Kunozan Toshogu Shrine a brilliant national treasure shrine. This beautiful shrine is for giving worship to Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Edo period. 3, Miho Beach (Miho Pine Tree Grove) a part of Mt. Fuji World Heritage, Miho no Matsugara Culture & Creativity Center). We can accommodate a maximum of 15 travelers per tour. Regarding to the starting time, we recommend you to start earlier as possible to reduce the risk to line up for the ropeway. If you have some wheelchairs or strollers, please let us know about the number and size.

First, visit the stunning Chureito Pagoda, perched on a hillside overlooking Mt. Fuji and the city of Fujiyoshida. This red five-story pagoda, with Mt. Fuji rising majestically behind it, is one of the most photographed scenes in all of Japan. Next, visit the Herb Garden where visitors can not only enjoy the beautiful flowery scenery but also the spectacular Mt.Fuji view from the observation deck.

A must-see for tea lovers. Enjoy Japanese and world tea culture with all your senses, tea Museum, in Shizuoka, the capital of tea This tea museum is located in the largest tea plantation in Japan. In addition to a museum that introduces the industry, history, culture, and functionality of tea, there is a Japanese garden, a tea house, a restaurant, and a museum store. There are many hands-on activities such as a tea drinking contest and a tea ceremony experience. The attraction of Horai Bridge, which is recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest wooden pedestrian bridge, is Recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest wooden pedestrian bridge. the bridge is a place of good luck to ward off bad luck and prolong one's life. During the cold season when the weather is fine, the bridge offers a view of the Oi River and Mt. You can take out a cup of Shimada's specialty tea, etc.

Experience the best of Izu with stunning panoramic views from AO Terrace and a relaxing stay in the historic Shuzenji Onsen. This immersive journey also takes you deep into local traditions with a visit to Izu Wasabi Visitor Center and a hands-on tofu making experience.

Discover the Charm of Nenba Village and Jinba Falls Experience the beauty of old Japan at Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba, a restored thatched-roof village near Mt. Fuji. Each season brings unique charm: cherry blossoms in spring, cool breezes in summer, brilliant foliage in autumn, and snowy serenity in winter. Enjoy local crafts, nature views, and the peaceful atmosphere of a traditional mountain village. Just a short trip away, Jinba Falls offers a quiet escape into nature. Named after samurai leader Minamoto no Yoritomo, who once camped nearby, this small waterfall is perfect for cooling off on a hot day. In late August, the local Jinba Falls Festival features music, food, and a chance to wade into the clear stream. Together, these two spots reveal the timeless beauty and gentle spirit of Japan’s countryside—a perfect getaway for those seeking culture, nature, and calm.

Escape the crowds and discover two hidden gems on this peaceful 5hour tour. Start by exploring Lake Tanuki, known for its breathtaking, close-up reflections of Mt.Fuji. It is a popular, serene getaway for camping, cycling, and fishing, particularly famous for the "Double Diamond Fuji" phenomenon occurring in April and August. The surrounding area offers stunning seasonal views, including cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, and autumn foliage. Next stop is a traditional Japanese Sake brewery, where visitors can savour the authentic taste.

Discover the Spirit of Mt. Fuji: Day Tour Join us on a breathtaking Mt. Fuji day tour and explore two of Yamanashi’s most iconic destinations: Oshino Hakkai and Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine. Oshino Hakkai – Crystal-Clear Spring Water from Mt. Fuji Oshino Hakkai is a picturesque village famous for its eight clear spring ponds, formed by underground water from Mt. Fuji’s snowmelt. Filtered through volcanic lava over decades, the water is so pure that it's been named one of Japan’s top 100 natural waters. This spot offers a peaceful walk and a glimpse into traditional Japanese scenery. Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine – Gateway to Mt. Fuji Worship This historic shrine is the northern gateway to Mt. Fuji and a sacred site for climbers. Surrounded by towering cedar trees and stone lanterns, it offers a serene and spiritual experience. Feel the powerful energy of this ancient place as you walk the peaceful paths and enter the world of Fuji worship.

Discover the Spirit of Mt. Fuji: Day Tour Join us on a breathtaking Mt. Fuji day tour and explore two of Yamanashi’s most iconic destinations: Oshino Hakkai and Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine. Oshino Hakkai – Crystal-Clear Spring Water from Mt. Fuji Oshino Hakkai is a picturesque village famous for its eight clear spring ponds, formed by underground water from Mt. Fuji’s snowmelt. Filtered through volcanic lava over decades, the water is so pure that it's been named one of Japan’s top 100 natural waters. This spot offers a peaceful walk and a glimpse into traditional Japanese scenery. Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine – Gateway to Mt. Fuji Worship This historic shrine is the northern gateway to Mt. Fuji and a sacred site for climbers. Surrounded by towering cedar trees and stone lanterns, it offers a serene and spiritual experience. Feel the powerful energy of this ancient place as you walk the peaceful paths and enter the world of Fuji worship.

Owakudani, where you can witness volcanic activity up close, is one of Hakone’s most dramatic landscapes. The ropeway ride offers breathtaking views of a valley filled with steam and sulfurous smoke — a place once known as "Hell Valley." Upon arrival, don't miss the famous black boiled eggs, cooked using the valley’s geothermal heat and volcanic gases. Their unique black shells are the result of a natural chemical reaction, and eating one is said to add seven years to your life! You can also explore the nearby museum . A brand-new highlight is the “Valley of the Earth” (Chikyuu no Tani) — a scenic area featuring three new viewing decks. Among them, the Ibuki Deck is a must-see. This daring glass platform stands 8 meters high and stretches 11 meters out over the valley, letting you look straight down at the smoking vents and the ropeway passing below. Whether you’re after excitement, scenery, Owakudani offers it all — now with even more spectacular viewpoints.

This tour is all about taking your time to explore and experience Japanese culture at a relaxed pace, away from crowded tourist hotspots. You’ll enjoy unique cultural experiences with an English-speaking local guide by your side, you can immerse yourself in the journey worry-free and truly enjoy every moment. You can enjoy a real castle and a town of gods that has passed down its traditions for over 1,000 years, where you can witness its rare festival. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to stay in a magnificent Japanese-style resort that feels like living in a grand castle. This is not just another sightseeing trip; it’s a unique experience. You'll walk through a town, where the festival comes to life as locals, who cherish their town and traditions, participate with great love and devotion. You’ll also have the opportunity to take part in cultural activities like kyudo (Japanese archery) or calligraphy, making it a truly enriching and unforgettable two-day journey.

First, visit the stunning Chureito Pagoda, perched on a hillside overlooking Mt. Fuji and the city of Fujiyoshida. This red five-story pagoda, with Mt. Fuji rising majestically behind it, is one of the most photographed scenes in all of Japan. Next, visit the Herb Garden where visitors can not only enjoy the beautiful flowery scenery but also the spectacular Mt.Fuji view from the observation deck.

This 2-day activity immerses you in Hamamatsu’s rich natural environment and seafood culture, offering hands-on insight into local fishing methods and producers. You will visit a whitebait processing factory with on-site tasting (or a video explanation if there is no landing), observe traditional gillnet fishing from a boat during the autumn season, or experience the unique nighttime Ebisuki fishing of Lake Hamanako in warmer months. The program also includes a fisherman’s meal made with fresh local catch, a farm experience, an eel farm activity with an eel-course meal, and a scenic sightseeing cruise on Lake Hamanako—famous for its brackish waters and thriving eel industry.