Location: Shizuoka Prefecture
Top Things to do in Shizuoka Prefecture
The 10 Best Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Shizuoka Prefecture, Chubu
Shizuoka Prefecture (静岡県, Shizuoka-ken) is a prefecture of Japan located in the Chūbu region of Honshu. The capital is the city of Shizuoka, while Hamamatsu is the largest city by population.
Restaurants in Shizuoka Prefecture
1. Jogasaki Coast
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 605 reviews
Reviewed By tauraakio - Ito, Japan
You can walk,up and down the pass, by the seashore, beautiful cliffs and wooded area. Also, suspension bridges,over the coast, observing Ohshima - in Japanese,means a big island - and a nice light-house that enables you to view mountain side of the area, including Mount Omuro.. Very nice and comforting to roam, looking at the ocean out there and listening to the birds.
2. Yume no Tsuribashi Suspension Bridge
3. Mount Omuro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 777 reviews
Reviewed By tauraakio - Ito, Japan
Nice ride by the rope-way, enjoy leisurely walking the rim at the top as you leave the rope-way - you can buy your picture as you climb it - you can see the 360 degrees wonderful view as you get off and be sure to pick a "Clear Day", you can observe the beautiful Mt.Fuji at the summit!! Visited several times with our family as well. They loved it.
4. iZoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
The iZoo is new open on 15 DEC 2012.iZoo is scheduled to open December 15, 2012 in Japan as a zoo whose major species is reptile in the beginning, but the species will be expanded to many other kinds in the future including up to 400 species at zoo.
Reviewed By caitlynphiona - Brisbane, Australia
This is a fantastic zoo for any fans of reptiles and amphibians. It has a very large variety of reptiles on display and fantastic interactive experiences! Highlights for us were the free range tortoises, tortoise race, and the size of the zoo (much more extensive than we thought). We weren't able to see some reptiles but this was because they had high quality terrain in their terrariums i.e. lots of foliage/logs etc. There is limited information about the reptiles in english but google meant this wasn't really an issue. Ample parking, huge gift store, and good meal selections. We thought the ticket was well worth the experience!
5. Okuoikojo Station
6. Horaibashi Bridge
7. Jogasaki Suspension Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 328 reviews
Reviewed By JackF737 - San Francisco, United States
It is a beautiful setting which you have to walk through forests to reach. Perched over an inlet with views of the sea and greenery and sky. A couple hours from Tokyo - I would recommend making a weekend with a stay close by.
8. Omuro Mountain Lift
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 413 reviews
Extinct for 4,000years,the once-volcanic Omuro(pronounced”oh-muro”)is a must on your visit to ito The chair lift takes you swiftly up to the summit,where views are far and wide…probably the finest panorama in this locality
Reviewed By joynsy - Singapore, Singapore
Beautiful views, I can see why it is protected. Very accomodating staffs as well, who would slow down or stop the lifts completely for the disabled (had some elderly in wheechair). I took that time to admire the coast. A nice 20 minutes walk (with slopes and stairs) around the mountain for a panoramic view. They sold dango at the top as well, I had the mitarashi and shoyu flavour. Fresh off the grill, and perfect for the weather. Toilet on top of the mountain is more pleasant than below by the souvenir store, haha.
9. Izu Granpal Park
10. Mishima Skywalk
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 629 reviews
Reviewed By N3153WTshirleyh - Singapore, Singapore
This is the first time to go skywalk, big and Long bridge , when walking on it , it will move a bit ( with small children, please hold their hands) , the weather that day was very good , so we can saw the Mount Fuji so clearly . Excellent view of the Mount Fuji . At the end of bridge , got many stalls that sold tasty food and snack . Also have many store that sold souvenirs. Really good place to visit, will go there again.
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