静岡県 · Shrines & temples
Ganjojuin
伊豆の国市 伊豆
It enshrines five figures confirmed as the work of Unkei. National Treasures.
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静岡県 · Shrines & temples
伊豆の国市 伊豆
It enshrines five figures confirmed as the work of Unkei. National Treasures.
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伊豆市 伊豆
Kukai is said to have struck the rock with his vajra and brought the water up. The beginning of Shuzenji Onsen.
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熱海市 伊豆
Hot water bursts from a horizontal shaft. Counted among the three oldest springs of Japan.
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掛川市 西部
A great camphor several hundred years old. The Pillow Book records the shrine as the deity who grants wishes as spoken.
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磐田市 西部
It carries the legend of the divine dog Shippeitaro. Its naked festival is an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
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藤枝市 中部
A pine said to have been planted by Nichiren stands here.
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沼津市 東部
The sacred pond at the tip of the cape is fresh water, though ringed by sea. The fishermen of Suruga Bay revered it.
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小山町 東部
The starting point of the Subashiri trail up Mount Fuji.
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下田市 伊豆
The temple where the Convention of Shimoda was signed. American jasmine blooms here.
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藤枝市 中部
The water source of tea country.
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静岡市 中部
One thousand one hundred and fifty-nine stone steps, remembered by a Japanese pun on the number.
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伊豆の国市 伊豆
A World Cultural Heritage component of the Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution. A reverberatory furnace that actually operated still stands.
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島田市 中部
A horse may cross the eight leagues of Hakone, but no one crosses the Oi. The system of river porters survives here.
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静岡市 中部
The castle where Ieyasu spent both his childhood and his last years.
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富士宮市ほか 東部
Three thousand seven hundred and seventy-six metres. It is inscribed not as natural but as cultural heritage: an object of worship and a wellspring of…
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熱海市 伊豆
Ieyasu took the waters here. Fireworks rise out over the sea.
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伊豆市 伊豆
The oldest hot spring town in Izu, with its bamboo lane and the Katsura river.
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掛川市 西部
The first fully wooden reconstructed keep in Japan. The Ninomaru palace is an Important Cultural Property.
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島田市 中部
The first place in Japan to bring steam locomotives back into working preservation.
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河津町 伊豆
Seven falls dropping over columnar basalt. The road of The Izu Dancer.
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沼津市 東部
Suruga Bay is 2,500 metres deep, and deep-sea fish are landed here.
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浜松市 西部
On the Nakatajima dunes, great kites from 170 districts cut one another's lines.
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牧之原市 中部
The largest tea-growing area in Japan, opened up by former shogunal retainers.
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静岡市 中部
A hill with Fuji, Suruga Bay and Miho no Matsubara all in view.
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