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Jutting 60 kilometers out from Japan's largest island of Honshu, the Izu Peninsula has long been a popular and convenient destination for Tokyo dwellers drawn to its unspoilt nature, peaceful coastal towns and dramatic, windswept shores.
The Izu Peninsula (伊豆半島, Izu Hantō) is a resort area popular for its hot springs, beautiful coastlines, beaches, mild climate and scenic mountainous interior. Located about 100 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, its proximity to the city makes the peninsula a popular weekend getaway and the area is well connected to Tokyo by train.
- Kiunkaku Residence in Atami
- Mount Omuro in Ito
- Kawazu Nanadaru Waterfalls in Kawazu
- Hina No Tsurushikazari, Traditional Hanging Decorations, in Higashi Izu
- Ryugu Sea Cave in Shimoda
- Irozaki Ocean Park in Minami Izu
- Traditional Plaster Walls in Matsuzaki
- Dogashima Coast in Nishi Izu
- Panorama Park with Views of Mount Fuji in Izu No Kuni
- Mishima Shrine in Mishima
Kiunkakuwas originally built in 1919 as a private villa, but was converted to a luxury Japanese inn and remained in business until 1999. Of all the buildings on the premises, only the gate and two Japanese style buildings remain from the original construction, while the rest were added on over the years. Inside, visitors can see traditional Japanes...
Mount Omurois a 580 meter tall mountain, and one of the largest volcanoes in the Izu region. It was an active volcano about 4000 years ago, and lava flow from its eruptions formed the highlands in the immediate vicinity and the nearby Jogasaki Coast. Today, the mountain is a symbol of Ito City, and it has become a popular tourist destination. A cha...
The Kawazu Nanadaru(Kawazu Seven Waterfalls) are a series of waterfalls located in a gorge in the middle of the Izu Peninsula. In addition to affording picturesque views of waterfalls in the forest, the area is also famous as the backdrop for Japanese writer Kawabata Yasunari's well-known novel, The Dancing Girl of Izu. A walking trail leads betwee...
Hanging doll decorations are a traditional craft in Higashi Izu, and the Hina no Tsurushikazariis one of the few places in the area to see them. The shop displays many hanging dolls and offers doll making activities as well. As a testament of the importance of this local craft, these hanging doll decorations can also be seen at Izu-Inatori Station,...
Shimoda is the gateway to the southern tip of the Izu Peninsula and where most of the rugged coastline can be seen. The area offers many beautiful beaches as well as interesting rock formations, and the Ryugu Sea Cave, which has been around for a long time and slowly eroded into shape over the centuries by the ebbing waves, is one of them. Today, t...
Cape Irozaki is the southernmost point in the Izu Peninsula, and can be accessed from Shimoda using the Minami Izu Free Pass. The Irozaki Ocean Parkstands at the entrance to the cape and is the best place to access and visit it. A visit to the Irozaki Ocean Park starts at the large visitor centre that has displays explaining the geology of Irozaki ...
The town of Matsuzaki is known for its fireproof and wind-resistent plaster-walls, which were commonplace in Japanese homes during the feudal period. The most common way of adding plaster was shaping it into a diamond pattern all across the wall. Some plasterers would also show their appreciation for a job by adding a bit of plaster art which can a...
The Dogashima Coastis a stretch of shoreline along the western coast of the Izu Peninsula where large rock formations can be seen in the water. Attractions in Dogashima include Dogashima Beach, which is popular in the summer, Tombolo Land Bridge, a strip of stony land that connects the mainland to a small cluster of rock formations in the water, an...
The Panorama Parkis located atop a 452 meter tall mountain in the northern end of the Izu Peninsula. Its elevation and location allow for impressive views of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay. A cafe terrace, footbath and a number of short walking trails can be found at the peak. Visitors can also look forward to the seasonal flora in combination with the ...
Mishima Shrine(Mishima Taisha) is the Izu region's highest ranked shrine and where the area got its name from. The shrine lies on the old Tokaido road which linked Tokyo and Kyoto during the feudal period. It is located at one of the main gateways into the Izu Peninsula. The importance of Mishima Shrine goes back centuries and is also closely linke...
Tokyo. Izu Oshima Island. The largest island among the Izu Islands. ★★★★★. 3.9 (33) #150 of 208 most visited in Japan. Intro. Get There. Izu Oshima (伊豆大島, Izu Ōshima) is the largest of the Izu Islands, a group of volcanic islands under the administration of Tokyo, close in proximity to the Izu Peninsula.
The Kawazu Nanadaru (河津七滝) are seven waterfalls in the mountains above Kawazu Town in southeastern Izu. They range from the 30 meter tall Odaru ("large waterfall") to the 2 meter tall Kanidaru ("crab waterfall"). A pleasant walking trail leads for about one kilometer through the forest and past the waterfalls.
Following on from my two-day trip crossing the northeastern part of Shizuoka, I made my way along the east coast of the Izu Peninsula to its southern tip, on the way discovering peaceful towns, rolling hills, soothing hot springs and some of Japan's most spectacular coastal scenery.
Hiraizumi 's most famous attraction, Chusonji (中尊寺, Chūsonji) was established in 850 as a temple of the Tendai sect of Buddhism. The temple came to prominence when the northern branch of the Fujiwara clan moved their base to Hiraizumi. At its peak, the temple consisted of a large network of dozens of buildings.
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