Mishima travel guide and discussion

Head to a scenic spot overlooking Mt. Fuji 🗻💕 🌉 Mishima Skywalk Time for a stroll through the sky on this 400m-long suspension bridge 🚶‍♀️✨ The scale of the view from the bridge is beyond anything you can imagine 😳 On a clear day, you can see both the majestic Mt. Fuji 🗻 and Suruga Bay 🌊, it’s so refreshing ♡ 📸 This is the spot for views! 🗻 Commemorative photo with Mt. Fuji in the background 🌊 Panoramic view of Suruga Bay 🌉 The 400m-long suspension bridge 🌿 Nature in all four seasons ☀️ A pleasant skywalk under the blue sky You might get a little nervous while crossing, but... The scenery is so beautiful that the excitement wins out over the fear 🥰 And there are plenty of treats waiting for you after the bridge ♡ 🌳 Take a stroll through nature 📸 Snap some shots at the photo spots 🍦 Enjoy local food and sweets ♪ It’s not just about crossing the bridge—it’s a spot where you can enjoy scenery, nature, and food all in one go ✨ 🚗 Perfect for a day trip from Tokyo ♡ "I want to get out of the city for a bit!" "I want to enjoy a stunning view while looking at Mt. Fuji!" Recommended for days like that 🗻💕 🌉 It feels just like walking in the sky ♡ It was a scenic spot that you should definitely try walking across when you go to Mishima ✨

Leaving Izu Nagaoka Onsen behind, the journey toward Hakone became a memorable road trip filled with history, nature, and breathtaking scenery. The first stop was Mishima Taisha, one of Shizuoka's most revered shrines. My last visit was eight years ago, when cherry blossoms drifted gently through the rain. This time, the sakura buds were just beginning to bloom, offering a different but equally beautiful glimpse of spring's arrival. From there, I headed to the Mishima Skywalk, Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge. Stretching high above a lush valley, the bridge offers spectacular panoramic views, and on a clear day, the majestic silhouette of Mount Fuji rises beautifully in the distance. Walking across while enjoying the cool breeze makes the experience even more unforgettable. 📍 Location: Mishima Taisha & Mishima Skywalk, Mishima, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan 🇯🇵 ⛩️ Highlight: A perfect combination of a historic shrine, Japan's longest suspension bridge, and stunning Mount Fuji views ✨ Feature: Sacred shrine grounds, seasonal cherry blossoms, panoramic mountain scenery, suspension bridge, and fresh countryside air 🍃 Atmosphere: Peaceful, refreshing, and inspiring 📸 Best for: Shrine photography, Mount Fuji viewpoints, landscape photography, and scenic road trips 💡 Travel Tip: Visit on a clear morning for the best chance of seeing Mount Fuji, and allow time to explore both Mishima Taisha and the surrounding walking trails near the Skywalk. ✨ Signature feeling: From the quiet beauty of an ancient shrine to the thrill of standing high above the valley with Mount Fuji on the horizon, this journey to Hakone is filled with unforgettable moments at every turn. 🗻🌸✨

It's not just a bridge! Mt. Fuji × a walk in the sky at Mishima Skywalk✨ Located in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture Mishima Skywalk✨ This is a 400m-long pedestrian-only suspension bridge. As of now, it's the longest in Japan!! From the bridge, you can see "Japan's highest mountain, Mt. Fuji, Japan's deepest bay, Suruga Bay, and Japan's longest suspension bridge"— it's a place where you can see three of Japan's bests all at once! It's also a wonderful scenic spot with magnificent views of the Izu mountains. On the day I went, Mt. Fuji was repeatedly hiding and appearing behind the clouds, so I was really happy the moment I could finally see it! 📍 Mishima Skywalk It was much more spacious than I imagined, a place where you can not only cross the suspension bridge but also enjoy eating and playing. I don't have photos, but you can also meet some adorable animals! Even if you only plan to "just drop by," you can surprisingly have fun for a long time. 📍 Suspension Bridge Since it's 400m long, walking across gives you a good sense of accomplishment. It feels sturdier than expected, but it sways a bit, adding a little thrill. There are staff members standing along the bridge watching over everyone, so I felt safe crossing. It's a wonderful place not just for the scenery, but also for this kind of thoughtful care✨ And📣 if you spot Mt. Fuji, take a picture right away! It might get hidden by the clouds in an instant😂 📍 Long Zip Slide There are also activities where you glide through the air right next to the bridge. Just watching the zip slide looks fun, but I'm definitely on team "you absolutely have to try it!" The sensation of sliding down all at once while looking at Mt. Fuji to your side was incredibly exhilarating, offering an unforgettable view and fun✨ The price isn't as high as you might think, so if you visit Mishima Skywalk, I highly recommend giving it a try! Highly recommended for the active types! ✔️ Activities require an extra fee ✔️ Some activities require work gloves ✔️ Height and weight restrictions apply ✔️ Prices and registration methods change depending on the season, so we recommend checking in advance 📍 Sky Garden / Sora Soft Serve You definitely have to eat the soft-serve ice cream, too! Made with rare Brown Swiss cow's milk, it's rich but leaves a refreshing aftertaste✨ I've eaten soft-serve ice cream at many places, but this is truly so delicious it fights for 1st or 2nd place in my book. It looks cute, too, and is perfectly photogenic🍦 Eating it after a walk is the best! There's also a cafe and light meals, making it a perfect spot for a break. 📍 Access & Parking ✔️ About a 20-minute bus ride from JR Mishima Station ✔️ Standard car parking available ✔️ Standard business hours are 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM ✔️ Admission fee starts at 1,100 yen for adults ✔️ The fees use dynamic pricing, so we recommend checking before you go ✔️ Important Notes You may not be able to cross the bridge during strong winds, dense fog, lightning, or snow. Umbrellas are not allowed on the bridge, so you'll have to use a raincoat on rainy days. Going just for a suspension bridge with a view of Mt. Fuji is already worth it, but once you actually go, it's a place that makes you think, "It's not just a bridge!"☺️ Mishima Skywalk is a 400m suspension bridge with beautiful views of Mt. Fuji, Suruga Bay and Izu mountains. Great spot for photos and activities!

Good day! I'd like to share a bit of my trip through Japan. We were there in May 2026. I'll tell you about the route: Kyoto-Mishima-Kawaguchiko-Tokyo. Mount Fuji was our third stop, after Osaka and Kyoto. So we (my wife and I) were quite prepared for the journey. The route starts in Kyoto (Kyoto Station), then we took the Shinkansen to Mishima (we bought tickets in advance on Trip.com). This seemed easier than going through Tokyo. There, we bought tickets for a bus that goes directly to Kawaguchiko Station. An hour's journey and you're there. Bus tickets can be purchased in advance on the sekitori website or here on Trip.com. (They're half the price at the ticket office). From Kawaguchiko, we traveled to Otsuki (something like a commuter train), paying with an Icoca card. From Otsuka, we pre-booked a train to Tokyo (booked through trip), but there were seats available, so we could buy them on site. Now I'll tell you a little about Kawaguchiko itself. Many of the hotels we stayed at are within walking distance from the station (15-20 minutes). A few tips: rent a bike; it costs 3,000-3,500 yen. Ride around the lake and just enjoy the views. Further, I'll attach photos and Google Maps coordinates of where they were taken. 1. View of Fuji from the lake. 35.513 138.773 2. View of the 7-11 store with Fuji in the background. 35,490 138,752 3. Fuji in a secluded spot (small street, no people there at all) 35,494 138,759 4. Fuji and a pagoda 35,501 138,801 And a few more photos. #fuji #kawaguchiko #japan

🇯🇵 [Shizuoka Prefecture] Just a 7-minute walk from Mishima Station! Ultimate value for money (^^) You'll love these amazing free perks! · Free breakfast! · Free beverage service! · Free washer & dryer (detergent included)! · Free amenities (makeup remover, face wash, toner, and lotion) · Free disposable slippers, toothbrushes, combs, and more · Free memory foam pillows · Free hair straightener and curling iron rentals · Free bicycle rentals The rooms are compact but have all the essentials you need! Shower rooms are located on every floor! (Hotel Name) Hotel Gee Haive (Location) 9-35 Kotobukicho, Mishima, Shizuoka (Access) 7-minute walk from Mishima Station South Exit (JR Shinkansen, Highway Bus, and Izuhakone Railway) / Approx. 15 minutes from Tomei Numazu IC or Shin-Tomei Nagaizumi- Numazu IC

Only a 1-Minute Walk from the Shinkansen Station. If you're visiting Mishima, you absolutely must stop by Rakujyu-en (Rakujyu Park) 😌❤️. Located just a 1-minute walk from the south exit of Mishima Station on the Shinkansen line, this lush municipal park spans approximately 78,000 square meters 🌳. When I visited in late February, the Kawazu cherry blossoms were in full bloom 🌸. Originally built in 1890 as a villa for Prince Komatsu Akihito, a key figure in the Meiji Restoration, the park was later designated as a National Natural Monument and Place of Scenic Beauty in 1954 for its landscape featuring natural forests and spring water from Mt. Fuji's melted snow 😳. There are so many highlights that it's hard to choose, but here are some must-sees 🫶: First, don't miss the nationally designated natural monument, Kohama Pond 🌊. This mystical pond is fed by underground water from Mt. Fuji's melted snow and is also a famous geosite formed atop lava from a volcanic eruption about 10,000 years ago 👀. The water level fluctuates, and you can check if it's full on the official website—a fun feature 📱. The animal plaza is home to popular residents like red pandas, alpacas, capybaras, and prairie dogs 🦙🐼. And all this fun comes at an unbeatable price: just 300 yen for adults, and free for children under junior high school age! Incredible value 🥺❤️. Spot Information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 📍 Mishima Municipal Park Rakujyu-en (National Natural Monument & Place of Scenic Beauty) 🗺 Address: 19-3 Ichibancho, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, 411-0036 🚗 Access: About a 1-minute walk from the south exit of JR Tokaido Main Line/Shinkansen "Mishima Station" / About a 1-minute walk from the south exit of Izu Hakone Railway "Mishima Station" / By car: Exit Tomei Numazu IC, take Izu Jukan Expressway, exit at Mishima Tsukahara IC, and head to Route 1 / Dedicated parking available (200 yen for 2 hours, cash only) ⏰ Hours: April–October 9:00–17:00 (last entry 16:30) / November–March 9:00–16:30 (last entry 16:00) / Closed: Every Monday (or the following weekday if Monday is a holiday), year-end and New Year holidays (Dec. 27–Jan. 2) 💳 Payment Methods: Cashless payment available at the station-side entrance (credit cards, QR code payments) / Parking is cash only 💵 Budget: Admission fee: Adults ¥300 / Free for junior high school students and younger / Some attractions in the amusement area require additional fees.

Located in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, the Mishima Skywalk is Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge (400 meters long) and is perfect for adventurers and nature lovers. 👍🏻 The bridge is located at the western foot of Hakone, about a 20-minute bus ride from Mishima Station. 🚌 ✅ Thrilling Experience The unique design of the suspension bridge offers stunning views of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay from 70 meters above. Unfortunately, Mount Fuji wasn't visible that day. 🗻🥲 The experience includes a 15-20 minute walk across the bridge. There are also various additional activities available, including ziplining and a forest adventure course, perfect for families. 🤪 ✅ Environment and Amenities The environment is refreshing and comfortable. Near the suspension bridge are the Sky Garden souvenir shop (selling local handicrafts) and the Picnic Cafe (serving simple sandwiches). Free parking is also available for those driving. 🚗 #三島スカイウォーク #三島 #Post a comment to win junglia tickets

Previously, we introduced Shizuoka's famous attractions and the new Qingdao-Shizuoka flight route. Now, I'll bring you a detailed travel guide to explore Shizuoka effortlessly. This guide will cover classic 3-day itineraries, transportation options, accommodation recommendations, and budget planning—perfect for family trips, romantic getaways, or solo adventures! 🚆 Transportation Guide: How to Explore Shizuoka Efficiently Local Special Transport: · Suruga Bay Ferry: Shimizu Port ↔ Toi Port (70 mins), standard cabin ¥2,000, special room +¥500 (worth upgrading!) · Chibi Maruko-chan Themed Train: Shizuoka Railway (Shin-Shizuoka ↔ Shin-Shimizu Stations), 10+ daily departures with cartoon announcements · Oigawa Railway: Japan's only rack railway to the hidden gem "Oku-Oigawa Lake Station" [Glister] Useful Passes: · Shizuoka Railway 1-Day Pass: ¥800/adult · JR Pass Toyama-Shizuoka Area: Unlimited JR/bus rides for 3 consecutive days 🏨 Accommodation: From Budget to Luxury Hot Spring Hotels [One] Shizuoka City: · Near JR Shizuoka Station: Associa Shizuoka (mid-high end, ¥12,000-15,000/night, Fuji views from upper floors) · Shimizu Port Area: S-Pulse Dream Inn (family-friendly, ~¥10,000/night, near Chibi Maruko-chan Land) [Two] Izu Hot Spring Area: · Shuzenji Onsen: ASABA Ryokan (luxury, ¥50,000+/person, bamboo garden + open-air baths) · Atami Onsen: Atami Korakuen Hotel (ocean-view rooms ¥15,000-20,000/night) [Rainbow] Unique Stays: · Kawazu Cherry Blossom View Ryokan: Only accommodation with rooms facing the "Kawazu Sakura Lane" (spring only) · Glamping: Dome tents at Izu Granpal Park with bonfire + fireworks 📅 Recommended Itinerary Day 1: Maritime Fuji + Chibi Maruko-chan Land Day 2: Sunpu Castle Park + Shizuoka Oden + Mishima Hidden Gems Day 3: Izu Onsen + Oigawa Railway Adventure 🚢 Day 1: Maritime Fuji & Chibi Maruko-chan Land 📍 Suruga Bay Ferry (Shimizu→Toi) Enjoy Fuji views from the sea. Upgrade to special room (+¥500) for included coffee. Must-try: Freshly baked 223 red bean cakes. Collect limited edition ship stamps. 💰 Budget: Ferry ¥2,500/way, special room +¥500 📍 S-Pulse Dream Plaza & Chibi Maruko-chan Land 3F theme park recreates anime scenes with stamp passport collection. 52m "Dream Sky" Ferris wheel offers Fuji views. 💰 Budget: Theme park ¥1,000/adult 🍴 Lunch: "CHERRY BEANS BURGER" or "This is Cafe" in the mall. 🚆 Transport: Take Chibi Maruko-chan themed train (Shin-Shimizu→Shin-Shizuka). 🏯 Day 2: Sunpu Castle Park + Shizuoka Oden + Mishima 📍 Sunpu Castle Park ① Ride "Aoi-bune" boats along moats (stunning cherry blossoms in spring). ② Enjoy Shizuoka matcha at Momijiyama Garden's Japanese landscape. 📍 Aoi Yokocho / Sunpu Castle Oden Try black broth oden with bonito flakes at "Odenya Obachan." 📍 Mishima (Optional) ① Cross Japan's longest suspension bridge "Mishima SKYWALK" (400m/70m high). ② Explore "Genbeigawa" stream or Mishima Taisha Shrine. 💰 Budget: Boat ride ¥1,000, oden ~¥1,500/person ♨️ Day 3: Izu Onsen + Oigawa Railway 📍 Shuzenji Onsen Stroll bamboo paths and soak in traditional baths. 📍 Oigawa Railway (Hidden Route) ① Ride vintage SL steam train through tea fields and valleys. ② Oku-Oigawa Lake Station floats magically on water. 💰 Budget: SL train ¥2,570/adult, onsen ¥1,000-3,000 💰 Total Budget (excl. accommodation) Transport: ¥5,000-7,000 (incl. JR Pass Mini ¥4,570) Tickets/Experiences: ¥6,000-8,000 Food: ¥5,000-7,000 ✅ Total: ¥15,000-22,000/person (~¥700-1,000 RMB) 💡 Tips 1. Recommended Pass: Fuji-Shizuoka Area Mini Pass (3-day) saves transport costs. 2. Best Seasons: Spring (cherry blossoms), autumn (foliage), winter (onsen + snowy Fuji). 3. Family-Friendly: Chibi Maruko-chan Land, SL trains, and onsen are great for kids! ✨ 3 Days to Experience Shizuoka's Essence: Fuji, Onsen & Anime All in One! ✨ Shizuoka's charm lies in its diversity—Fuji vistas from multiple angles, Izu's literary hot spring culture, childhood nostalgia with Chibi Maruko-chan, and culinary delights from tea fields to seafood. Follow this guide for an unforgettable trip! ✨ [RedHeart][!] If you found this helpful, please like and follow for more!

Mishima, Japan: A Hidden Gem Between Mountains and Sea Mishima, located in the central part of Honshu, Japan, is a hidden gem for niche travel enthusiasts. Nestled between the Hakone Mountains and Sagami Bay, its unique geographical location offers breathtaking scenery. Step into Mishima Taisha, a shrine with a thousand-year history that instantly transports you back in time. The vermilion torii gates stand tall, vibrant under the sunlight, while the ancient buildings quietly tell old tales. People come here to pray devoutly, and the incense never stops burning. Climb to a high point and overlook Sagami Bay, where the vast sea shimmers with waves and white sails dot the horizon. The beauty of the sea and sky as one is mesmerizing. If you want to experience local life, don't miss the bustling Mishima City Market, where fresh seafood and exquisite handicrafts fill the stalls, exuding a lively atmosphere. When you're tired, step into a small street shop and savor a delicious seafood rice bowl. The soft rice paired with rich sashimi brings a sense of happiness with every bite. Visit Mishima to encounter a niche Japan and enjoy a unique travel experience.

Mishima, Japan: A Hidden Gem Between Mountains and Sea Mishima is a hidden gem on Japan's Honshu Island. Nestled between the Hakone Mountains to the north and Sagami Bay to the south, it offers stunning mountain and sea views. From the mountains, you can enjoy the endless sea views of Sagami Bay and feel the refreshing sea breeze. As a transportation hub, Mishima is conveniently located and seamlessly connected to nearby cities. The Mishima Taisha Shrine has a long history, with its vermilion torii gate and ancient buildings complementing each other. It is a great place to pray and make wishes. The local cuisine is also not to be missed, with fresh seafood and exquisite wagashi (Japanese sweets) that are full of Japanese flavor. Visit Mishima to discover a different side of Japan and enjoy a unique travel experience.

In the travel map of Japan, Mishima is like a low-key yet dazzling pearl, exuding a unique charm. Located in the eastern part of Shizuoka Prefecture, at the northern end of the Izu Peninsula, it is a transportation hub connecting many popular cities, offering visitors a series of exciting journeys. Upon arriving in Mishima, a visit to Rakujuen Park is a must. Once a royal garden, this municipal park is lush with trees, and the Kohama Pond is formed by spring water, with its water level changing with the seasons. During the dry season in winter, the exposed lava presents a unique landscape. Strolling through the park feels like traveling back to the Meiji era, experiencing the tranquility and elegance of that time. Mishima Taisha Shrine is an unmissable cultural landmark. As you step into the shrine, the magnificent architecture comes into view, with carved beams and painted pillars telling ancient legends. Behind the main hall, a large sacred forest is tranquil and deep, and the deer in the deer park on the east side are lively and cute, adding a touch of vitality to this ancient shrine. For those who want to enjoy natural scenery, the Mishima Skywalk is the perfect choice. This is Japan's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, with a total length of 400 meters. Standing on the bridge, you can take in the majestic Mount Fuji, the deep Suruga Bay, and the beautiful Izu Mountains, as if a stunning landscape painting unfolds before your eyes. You can also experience the thrilling high-altitude zip line, feeling the wind whistling past your ears, or shop leisurely at the "Sky Garden" store, surrounded by hanging flowers. After sightseeing, be sure to try the local specialties of Mishima. Eel is the signature dish here, thanks to the pure spring water from Mount Fuji, which makes Mishima eel tender and fresh. At local eel rice shops, order a grilled eel, with its golden crispy skin and tender, juicy interior, paired with sauce and rice, each bite is full of happiness. There's also the "Mishima Croquette," made from high-quality local "Mishima Potatoes," with a delicate texture and just the right sweetness. Different shops offer unique flavors, worth exploring one by one.

| Mishima City Travel Guide. Are you still worried about the crowds in popular tourist destinations? Today, I will share with you a hidden gem in Japan - Mishima City, which will definitely let you experience a different Japanese style! 🌆【Must-visit Attractions】 Mishima Taisha Shrine: One of the oldest shrines in Japan, full of historical charm. The vermilion torii gate and towering trees make for great photo opportunities, and wearing a kimono adds to the atmosphere👘 Make a New Year's wish here, and it might just come true! Mishima Skywalk: Offers breathtaking views of Mount Fuji and Suruga Bay. On a clear day, Mount Fuji looks like an ink painting, both awe-inspiring and healing. The sunset in the evening is breathtakingly beautiful🌅 🍜【Food Recommendations】 Mishima Soba: A local specialty, the noodles are chewy and satisfying, served with delicious broth and various toppings. Be sure to try the cold soba, which is refreshing and tasty. Mishima Tonkatsu: Crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, paired with a unique sauce, it's so delicious you won't be able to stop eating! 🚗【Transportation Guide】 From Tokyo, you can take the Shinkansen to Mishima Station, which is very convenient. In Mishima City, you can easily reach various attractions by bus or taxi. 🎈Mishima City is truly a place where you can slow down and enjoy life. Be sure to check it out!

Mishima Skywalk in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture! This bridge, with a total length of 400m, is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan! It's quite high, so be careful if you're afraid of heights⚠️ The wind was quite strong🌪️ If the weather is good, you can see Mt. Fuji! 🗻 Japan's longest suspension bridge and the highest mountain in Japan! There are plenty of activities beyond the suspension bridge! I bought a set of long zip slide and buggy. The building where you can reserve activities is after crossing the bridge! The zip ride was extremely exhilarating! It felt great~ It was my first time riding a buggy, but it's easy to ride! The course was quite intense💥 Work gloves are essential for the zip ride! You can buy them, but you can also bring your own🉑 at your own risk, but it might be a good idea to have a smartphone shoulder bag🉑 to take photos with your smartphone during the zip ride! Some activities have set start times, so I recommend going early with plenty of time. #Outdoor2024 #100TravelStyles #ShizuokaTourism #ShizuokaTrip #MishimaSkyWalk

This highly prestigious shrine is the Ichinomiya of Izu Province. It boasts the highest number of visitors in Shizuoka Prefecture, and the grounds are quite large. It is also known as the shrine where Minamoto no Yoritomo prayed for the revival of the Genji clan. Within the grounds, there is a stone bench where Minamoto no Yoritomo and Masako are said to have rested during their 100-day daily visit. After entering the grounds and walking a short distance, you will see Itsukushima Shrine and the sacred pond on your left. The red bridge and shrine building stand out against the green scenery, making it a popular spot. It is also a famous cherry blossom viewing spot in spring, so I would like to visit in spring next time. ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ❥❥ Mishima Taisha Shrine 🚉Mishima Station →🚶‍♀️20 minute walk ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #Mishima Taisha Shrine #Shrines and Temples #Shrines Tour #Shizuoka Trip #Shizuoka Sightseeing

Mishima Station is often used for visiting Mt. Fuji 🗻 On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji right in front of you, but unfortunately it was cloudy on this day and I couldn't see it 😭 There are many sweets with a Mt. Fuji motif inside the station, so you won't have any trouble finding souvenirs! They also sell ekiben and Mishima croquettes! I bought this sandwich because I was attracted by the packaging, and the bread was fluffy and sweet, so it was really delicious 🥪 During strawberry season, the things sold here were really delicious 🍓 #ShizuokaTourism #MishimaStation #Mishima #Shinkansen #Mt.Fuji

Visited 3/30/2023 *Mishima Taisha A famous shrine in Shizuoka Prefecture⛩ It is also a famous cherry blossom spot The Somei Yoshino and Mishima cherry blossoms were in full bloom and it was very beautiful🌸 The grounds have a shop and sells the famous sweets Fukutaro😊 There is also a famous eel restaurant nearby You can enjoy gourmet food It's perfect for sightseeing✨ #Hanami#Mishima Taisha#Mishima's eel　#Cherry blossoms

The most popular spot in Shizuoka Prefecture - Mishima Skywalk🥹 I really like the Skywalk attraction. The pedestrian suspension bridge is 400 meters long, surpassing the Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge to become the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan. If the weather is good, you can also see Mount Fuji next to it😄 Mishima Skyworks Opening hours: 9am-5pm #Japan Attractions

This trip was very lucky, no rain, sunny, windy and sunny, open view, distant Mount Fuji is clearly visible, walking around this long suspension bridge, trembling, these beautiful scenery is not every time you can see, this time really very lucky.

[Hakone, Japan] A popular attraction in Shizuoka Prefecture - Mishima Skywalk North Area, which has been very popular since its opening. It is a popular attraction in Hakone🥳🥳🥳 I personally like the Mishima Skywalk attraction. The 400-meter-long pedestrian suspension bridge surpasses the Kokonoe Yume Suspension Bridge to become the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan. If the weather is good, you can even see Mount Fuji next to it! It’s a pity that the visibility was not good when I went there that day, so I missed Mount Fuji 🥺 I can only come again next time! There is also a new zipline there, which is very exciting 😏 #Japan Attractions

Ruins of 三島 castle at the top of the mountain with provide awesome views of the area and Mt. Fuji. This castle was very unique because instead of building walls, hollows were digged to protect the Shogun and his family.#awesomepic

📍Mishima SkywalkA famous spot in Mishima, Shizuoka. I went to Mishima Skywalk!! I'm scared of heights, but it wasn't that scary😊However, the bridge sways quite a bit, so if you're not good with heights, be careful😭lolThe scenery is very beautiful. It's recommended to go on a sunny day with good weather and little wind. Note✍️By the way, there are athletic facilities, restaurants, souvenir shops, etc.The parking lot is free and spacious. [Address] 313 Sasahara Shinden, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture 411-0012 #Shizuoka Tourism #Shizuoka Trip #Shizuoka Spectacular #Mt. Fuji #Mishima Skywalk #Izu Trip #Izu Tourism #Autumn Recommended Spots #Outdoor #Autumn Trip

[Access] About a 15-minute walk from Mishima Station on the Tokaido Line [Attractions] ~A shrine built along the Genbei River~ It is located on the same grounds as the Toki no Kane Bell. Long ago, there was a large stone called Mitsuishi along the Genbei River, and it is said that Mitsuishi Shrine was built on top of it to enshrine Inari. The current shrine is said to have been built in 1991. The flow of the Genbei River that can be seen from the shrine is also very picturesque.

#ShizuokaTrip Mishima Skywalk Japan's longest pedestrian-only suspension bridge! It also has a well-equipped activity area and is a place full of things to see. If the weather is good, the view of Mt. Fuji is amazing. The Sky Garden, decorated with flower chandeliers, was also a relaxing spot with lots of flowers. 🌷🌸🌺🌻 In the cafe space, you can eat pancakes and stylish sweets. There were plenty of things to do, such as climbing, ziplining, and strolling through the natural "Kicoro Forest." 313 Sasahara Shinden, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture

\\Tourist Spots// The Mishima Skywalk, where you can see Mt. Fuji on a clear day, is the largest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan, with a total length of 400m. You can also enjoy ziplining. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to see Mt. Fuji on the day I visited, but the view was very nice and it was a refreshing space! I recommend it as a stopover on a drive during your Izu-Hakone trip. Facility name: Mishima Skywalk Address: 313 Sasahara Shinden, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture #Shizuoka Trip #Amazing View #Forest Bathing #Outdoors

This time, we will introduce a recommended hotel near Mishima Station in Shizuoka Prefecture, "Dormy Inn Mishima". Mishima Station is the starting station of the "Izu Hakone Railway" train heading towards Izu, including Shuzenji Onsen, and the Shinkansen also stops there. The World Water Heritage #Genbei River is also near the station, so be sure to add it to your travel plans♪ 🔶The appeal of Dormy Inn Mishima🔶 ▶︎4 minutes walk from Mishima Station ▶The local gourmet dishes of boiled whitebait and sakura shrimp bowls are delicious at the breakfast buffet ▶︎The only natural hot spring large bath near Mishima Station (as of August 2022). ▶︎You can see Mt. Fuji from the large bath on the top floor. Equipped with a sauna (with TV), cold bath, and open-air bath. ▶︎Ice cream and lactobacillus drinks are available after the bath, and nighttime soba noodles are served at night🍜 ▶︎Lots of popular manga📚 ▶︎Tourist attractions such as the Genbei River, a registered World Water Heritage site, are within a 10-minute walk · Mishima Station (4-minute walk) · Genbei River (10-minute walk) · Rakujuen (5-minute walk) · Mishima Taisha Shrine (12-minute walk) · Ginkgo trees along Nihon University Street (5-minute walk) #Shizuoka trip #Accommodation review #Prefectural discount #Dormy Inn Mishima #Dormy Inn Mishima Fuji no Yu #Dormy Inn #Shizuoka hotel #Mishima station #Shizuoka trip #Shizuoka sightseeing #Couple trip #Couple trip #I love saunas #Hotel sauna #Hotel stay #Breakfast buffet #Breakfast buffet #Hotel breakfast #Hotel buffet #Natural hot springs #Izu trip #Izu Tourism #Genbei River #Rakujuen #I love Mt. Fuji #Hotel with a view of Mt. Fuji #Accommodation with a view of Mt. Fuji #Scenery with a view of Mt. Fuji

We went to the large suspension bridge in Mishima, Shizuoka Prefecture! This bridge is 400m long, and you can see Mt. Fuji from it 🗻! (If the weather is good) The last time I went, it was cloudy and then rained, so I couldn't see it 😮‍💨 In addition to the large suspension bridge, Mishima Skywalk also has a zip line and a tightrope walk across a single log 🪵 You can enjoy various activities, so it's fun to go with a group! (I was so scared that I screamed a lot) Address: 313 Sasahara Shinden, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture #QuintessaCampaign #MishimaSkywalk #ShizuokaTourism #ShizuokaTrip #ZipLine #Scream #ThemePark

The place we will introduce this time is ☀️ ✨【Mishima Skywalk】✨ The address is 313 Sasahara Shinden, Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture 411-0012 The public transportation access is 25 minutes by bus from JR Mishima Station✨ Opening hours 9:00~17:00 Admission fee 1,100 yen for adults, 500 yen for junior and senior high school students, 200 yen for elementary school students On a clear day, you can see Mt. Fuji beautifully✨ You can also ride a buggy or experience athletics, so it is recommended that both adults and children can enjoy it for about half a day✨ #gw2022jp #breathtakingview

I went to Dining Daikanyama, a yakiniku restaurant in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture. You can eat high-quality meat that is different from usual. Everything was delicious. They also have private rooms, so you don't have to worry about being seen by others, so it's recommended for a special date! Please come and try the delicious meat!! #recommendedfordates #meat #diningdaikanyama #hotelroyalpark