Things to do in Shizuoka City

Mainly for taking photos, there are many foreign tourists because Chibi Maruko is so famous. There are performances and meet-and-greet events for Chibi Maruko every day. It is best to check the time of the performances on the official website before going there. Overall it is very good.

Chibi Maruko-chan said that it was the most beautiful place to see Mount Fuji. Unfortunately, it was cloudy when I went there, so I didn't see Mount Fuji. But the air at the seaside was very fresh and the pine forest was beautiful. It's worth a visit.

The climate here is pleasant and the environment is beautiful. It is suitable for a family to come and relax. The transportation is good and the shop owners are very welcoming. I will come again next time. If I have time, I can also come and watch a movie. . .

Shizuoka Prefecture is located in the southeastern coastal area of ​​Mount Fuji🗻, Japan. It is backed by mountains and faces the sea. It has a pleasant climate and abundant rainfall. It is the main tea producing area in Japan. All the way to Mount Fuji, the scenery along the way is particularly beautiful. There are patches of green tea trees everywhere, shining green against the backdrop of white clouds. When we approached Mount Fuji, Mount Fuji also poked its head out from the clouds and greeted us.

Was better than we expected. (1) Chibi Maruko Chan land on 3F and games area. (2) Sushi restaurant on the 2F along with a sushi restaurant. Discount given at the museum of you eat at the restaurant. We tried out the small but nevertheless interesting sushi museum, photo op spots, hands-on section in the blue area. (3) Cruise tours from the pier until 3pm. (4) Ferris Wheel entrance from 2F. whether you drive, or catch a bus or walk there it’s an interesting stop.There was a typhoon heading in so the Ferris wheel stopped operations, the day we went but the plaza had enough indoors to keep us occupied.

Shizuoka Sunfu Castle Park is about a 12-minute walk from Shizuoka Station. Some of the facilities inside require tickets, and some areas are still undergoing archaeological excavation work. However, the relevant units have designed the walls to be transparent so that tourists can see During the construction process, students were even allowed to participate in free learning activities. I lived nearby for five days and jogged in this park every day. It was quite comfortable!

This building was designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, and it's a free spot to visit. The view of Mount Fuji from the terrace is truly beautiful, making it a perfect photo spot. There's also a cafe on the second floor with a wide selection of Japanese teas.

There aren't many people there, so you can shop as much as you want.

The indescribable scent of the herbal bath and herbal sauna is addictive. The drinkable water bath feels great, too! But I wish the women's bath had chairs with backrests too!