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Experience the formidable landscapes at the Izus highest peak, Mt.
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Amagi, and itsKawazu Nanadaru hike.
(After the Kawazu Nanadaru hike, seven nearby onsen await your tired muscles.)
With the majestic Mt.
The Mishima Skywalk Bridge with Mount Fuji in the distance.
The scenic journey continuesby bike or by carto the ancient town ofShuzenji.
After forest bathing, its time for foot bathing in the Tokko-no-yu hot spring.
And in Matsuzaki, a new adventure tourism business was recently launched.
The Shokeidaru waterfall along the Kawazu Nanadaru trail.
Mr. Jun Matsumoto ofYamabushi Trailsoriginally saw an opportunity with the sheer number of abandoned ancient trails in the area.
(For souls yearning for serenity on the sea, Yamabushi Trails also offers sea kayak fishing tours.)
Renowned as the cradle of wasabi cultivation, Shizuoka offers no shortage of opportunities to savor Japans piquant treasure.
A wasabi rice field in the Shizuoka region.
AtWasabi Village, visitors can even try their hand at cultivating and preparing the plant themselves.
Of course, when youre in Shizuoka, you have to pay honor to the influence of Mt.
Fujis spring water and is highly regarded across Japan.
A view of Mt. Fuji from the Fujisan Mishima Tokyu Hotel.
(Seis three-century-old family recipes have also garnered international acclaim, winning numerous awards around the globe.)
Visits to the brewery include tours of the facility, its rice fields, and the tasting room.
In the center of Fujinomiya, theMt.
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Nearby,Shiraito Fallsand its view of several cascading waterfalls with Mt.
Where to Stay
TheFujisan Mishima Tokyu Hotels rooftop onsen overlooks the city and features Mt.
Fuji as its backdrop.
In the ancient town of Shuzenji, meanwhile, theArai Ryokanis a traditional ryokan at its finest.
Near Fujinomiya in the shadows of Mt.
This property offers a unique experience where guests can enjoy the same breathtaking views of Mt.
Fuji that once inspired the renowned woodblock artistHokusaifor his famous series 36 Views of Mt.
