2026 Yaizu Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

One of the most iconic summer traditions in Japan is undoubtedly attending a fireworks festival!✨ If you're planning a trip to Japan in the summer or autumn of 2026, make sure to save this fireworks festival schedule! We've put together a list of dates for Japan's most popular fireworks festivals in 2026, covering locations like Tokyo, Niigata, Shiga, Nagano, Akita, Osaka, and Shizuoka. Whether it's your first time seeing Japanese fireworks or you're planning a trip specifically for a massive pyrotechnic show, you can use this guide to easily pick the perfect event for your itinerary!🥳 🎆 Top Picks for 2026 Japan Fireworks Festivals 📅 July 25 | Sumidagawa Fireworks Festival | Tokyo One of Tokyo's most classic and iconic fireworks festivals, originating from the Edo period. Held across two venues, it offers an incredible summer vibe. 📅 August 1 | Edogawa Fireworks Festival | Tokyo Produced by the renowned historic fireworks company "Kagiya," it features a massive barrage of fireworks right at the opening for a truly breathtaking visual impact. 📅 August 1 | Ashikaga Fireworks Festival | Tochigi A popular fireworks festival in the Kanto region. Perfect for those looking to avoid the crowds in central Tokyo and plan a short trip to the suburbs. 📅 August 2–3 | Nagaoka Matsuri Grand Fireworks Festival | Niigata One of Japan's most prominent large-scale fireworks festivals, famous for its powerful and moving performances. The "Phoenix Fireworks" is a must-see spectacle for many. 📅 August 6 | Lake Biwa Great Fireworks Festival | Shiga Massive fireworks over the lake create a stunning reflection on Lake Biwa, offering an immense visual scale. Great for those who want to enjoy fireworks with an expansive lake view. 📅 August 8 | Gifu Nagaragawa Fireworks Festival | Gifu Set along the banks of the Nagara River, this event boasts a rich summer night atmosphere. Perfect to include if you're traveling through Nagoya and the Chubu region. 📅 August 13 | Kanmon Straits Fireworks Festival | Yamaguchi With the strait as the backdrop, fireworks launch from both shores, creating an exceptionally spectacular scene. 📅 August 15 | Suwa Lake Fireworks Festival | Nagano Renowned for its ultra-large-scale fireworks over the water. The sound of the explosions echoes between the lake and the surrounding mountains, providing a deeply immersive experience. 📅 August 17 | Kumano Fireworks Festival | Mie Boasting over 300 years of history and set against the backdrop of the World Heritage site "Onigajo" (Demon's Castle). The iconic fireworks launched over the ocean are incredibly dramatic. 📅 August 29 | Omagari National Fireworks Competition | Akita Japan's premier fireworks competition. Ideal for those who want to appreciate top-tier fireworks design and competition-level masterpieces. 📅 October 17 | Naniwa Yodogawa Fireworks Festival | Osaka One of the most popular large-scale fireworks festivals in the Kansai region. Held in the autumn when the weather is more comfortable, it's a great addition to a free-and-easy trip to Osaka. 📅 October 24 | Yaizu Marine Fireworks Festival | Shizuoka Offers wide-open views of fireworks over the ocean. Perfect for those looking to experience the seaside fireworks vibe. 📅 October 24 | Tokyo Bay Grand Fireworks Festival | Tokyo Combines the Tokyo Bay night skyline with spectacular fireworks. Perfect for those wanting to experience autumn night fireworks right in the city. 🔥 Tips for Enjoying Fireworks Festivals✨ 1️⃣ Arrive Early to Secure a Good Spot Popular fireworks festivals draw massive crowds, and free viewing areas fill up very quickly. It's highly recommended to arrive early. 2️⃣ Allow Extra Time for Transportation There are usually road closures and crowd control measures near the venues. Train stations will be packed after the event, so be sure to budget extra time for your departure. 3️⃣ Bring Useful Essentials It's recommended to bring a bright or colorful picnic mat so you and your friends can easily spot your spot. Mosquito repellent, raincoats, trash bags, power banks, and a bit of cash are also extremely handy. 4️⃣ Check the Weather and Official Announcements Some events will proceed in light rain, but severe weather might cause delays or cancellations. Remember to check the latest official updates before you head out. 5️⃣ Plan Your Itinerary in Advance Hotels, transport, and reserved seating for highly anticipated fireworks festivals sell out fast. We recommend incorporating them into your travel plans as early as possible. Japanese fireworks festivals are more than just watching explosions in the sky; they are immersive travel experiences where you can truly feel the summer and autumn night skies and Japan's vibrant festival culture!🎆 If you're planning a trip to Japan in 2026, be sure to save this schedule so you can take your time choosing which spectacular show you want to see!🥰

A toy museum that can be enjoyed by a wide range of generations, from children to adults. I found a hidden gem in Yaidzu, Shizuoka, perfect for a fun day out✨ Let me introduce its charm❤️ ・Baby Corner ⇨ Exclusively for small children aged 0-2, so it's safe. Having staff always present adds to the peace of mind. ・Ship Motif ⇨ A ball pool shaped like a ship. The slide and the largest ball pool are super fun♡ Wooden eggs in the pool can be a bit painful to step on for adults😂 Maybe I'm just out of shape. ・Sushi Play Zone ・Traditional Games ⇨ Games like karuta, beanbags, and spinning tops are enjoyable for both adults and kids. The tatami seating makes it cozy. ・Game Corner ⇨ Enjoy board games from around the world. 👦 Got hooked on a soccer match game✨ ・Pythagoras Switch-like setup ⇨ 👦 Found it fascinating and watched it for about 15 minutes. ・Harvest Play ⇨ Harvest vegetables and fruits, including Yaidzu specialties 🍎 On the first floor, there's a children's library and a café, so you can spend the whole day here. The café allows outside food👌 ⭐︎ Occasionally, they host picture book reading sessions and handmade toy workshops. Check their website for updates. 📍 Yaidzu Toy Museum 🏠: 5-1-1 Sakae-cho, Yaidzu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🚃: 8-minute walk from JR Tokaido Line "Yaidzu Station" South Exit 4-minute walk from Shizutetsu Just Line "City Hall Entrance" stop 🚗 About 10 minutes by car from Tomei Yaidzu IC About 20 minutes by car from Shin-Tomei Fujieda-Okabe IC 🅿️ Paid dedicated parking available 🕐: Picture Book Area: 9:00 AM–7:00 PM Toy Museum: 10:00 AM–4:00 PM 🎫 Adults: 1,000 yen Middle/High School Students & Seniors (65+): 700 yen Elementary School Students: 500 yen Preschoolers (1 year and older): 500 yen Preschoolers (under 1 year): Free Payment by cash or QR code 🚃𓏸 𓐍 𓂃𓏸 𓐍 𓂃 𓈒𓏸 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 𓈒𓏸 𓐍 𓂃 𓈒𓏸 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 𓈒🚃 Thank you for reading until the end🙇🏻♀️︎💕︎ ☜ Cost-effective outing spot enjoyable even for 8-year-olds ☜ Family-friendly restaurants & hotels Be sure to follow for weekend outing ideas👌🏻 ̖́-‬ PR experience of over 100 projects✨ 📩 For work inquiries, please DM 🚃𓏸 𓐍 𓂃𓏸 𓐍 𓂃 𓈒𓏸 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 𓈒𓏸 𓐍 𓂃 𓈒𓏸 𓂃◌𓈒𓐍 𓈒𓈒🚃

#EnjoyJapan I went to "Yoruchiru" held at Yaizu PORTERS! This event takes place right in front of the port, and features outdoor live music, a DJ booth, and even an outdoor film festival! It was amazing to be able to enjoy music and movies while feeling the sea breeze. There were also stylish food stalls lined up, and I never knew Yaizu could be so much fun at night. I'll definitely go to this event again next time! · -- Basic information about the venue ・Name: Yaizu PORTERS ・Address: 3-1-15 Nakaminato, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture ・Access: About 15 minutes on foot from JR Yaizu Station ・Characteristics: A complex facility right in front of the port, with a cafe, shop, and event space. Local events are held regularly. · -- English text I joined an amazing night event called "Yoruchill" at YAIZU PORTERS! It was right by the harbor with a super chill vibe—there were live outdoor concerts, DJ sets, and even a movie night under the stars! The sea breeze, music, and cozy atmosphere made it such a memorable evening. There were also food stalls with local treats. Can’t believe how lively and fun Yaizu can be at night—definitely coming back for the next one! #GoldenWeek

Located in the Oden Yokocho in Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. All the seafood is just so fresh and delicious! There are also dishes that are irresistible for shirako lovers. The sake keeps flowing! You must visit this place. Horikawa 📍Location: 1-4-3 Nishiogawa, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, 425-0036, Japan 🕰️Business Hours: 17:00–23:00 🗓️Closed: Sundays

Store name🏠 Maguro Shokudo Address📍 4-13-7 Yakusu, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture Yaizu Sakana Center Service Building B-1 Access📍 1 minute by car from Tomei Yaizu Interchange 8 minutes by car from Shin-Tomei Fujioka Okabe Interchange 7 minutes by car from JR Yaizu Station 1,659m from Yaizu Station Business hours📍 Mon-Fri  10:00-16:30 Weekends and holidays  9:00-16:30 ※Ends when stock runs out※ Closed📍 Open all year round \\Points// The terrace seats are pet-friendly, which is a great thing. It's run by a directly managed store that handles tuna, so you can be sure of the taste! It was very delicious. In addition to tuna, they also had shirasu and sea urchin. Budget per person: 1500~ Rating (out of 5): ★★★★★ #Domestic travel #Gourmet #Pets #Going out with pets #Taking pets #Traveling with pets #Maguro Shokudo #Yaizu #Yaizu Fish Center #Domestic travel

@tekutekushizuoka Want to go on a date or trip🚗 Sending out recommended spots in Shizuoka📣 Natsu🙋‍♀️ here! Mitsu🙋‍♂️ here! I found a relaxing bath cafe in Shizuoka that feels like a Yogibo home👀 And what's more! You can bathe as much as you want, read manga as much as you want, drink coffee as much as you want, play board games as much as you want, and watch TV as much as you want. Isn't it amazing that you can do all of this at once!?😍 It's called "Ekichika Onsen Kuroshio" The best thing about this bath cafe is the Yogibo cushion, where you can laze around as much as you want🤤 It's the super popular Yogibo bead cushion!! ! There's no way I wouldn't be happy!! 💕 Because it's a bath cafe, of course there are plenty of hot springs♨️ I'm so happy that I can bathe in the natural hot springs that spring up in Yaizu City all the time😭 After the bath, you can relax with a beer or coffee and you can also have fun with manga and board games🙆‍♀️ Natsu🙋‍♀️ and Mitsu🙋‍♂️ will definitely go there on a relaxing day or on a rainy day~♨️♨️ If you have any questions, please comment~ "I want to go!" "I've been there!" " comments are also very happy ❣️ ◇Detailed information about the spot◇ 🏠: 1-13-1 Sakaemachi, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 🚌: 2 minutes walk from the south exit of JR Tokai Yaizu Station 🕰: Business hours 10:00-9:00 (23 hours) ❌: Open all year round *May be closed on certain days due to equipment inspections 💵: Electronic money, etc. Available 🍽: Food and drink corner and vending machines available in the building 🚗: Free parking available in front of the facility 　 ✅Detailed pricing is as follows · 1-hour course (no towels or indoor wear) Adults 650 yen, Children (4 years old to elementary school students) 400 yen, Children (0 years old to 3 years old) 100 yen 　 · 2-hour course (no towels or indoor wear) Adults 800 yen, Children (4 years old to elementary school students) 400 yen, Children (0 years old to 3 years old) 100 yen 　 · 3-hour course (no towels or indoor wear) Adults 950 yen, Children (4 years old to elementary school students) 400 yen, Children (0 years old to 3 years old) 100 yen 　 · Free time course (towels and indoor wear included) Adults 1 ,450 yen, Children (4 years old to elementary school students) 400 yen, Children (0 to 3 years old) 100 yen · Late night 2 hour course (23:00 to 5:00) Only for those 18 years old and over: 800 yen · Late night free time course (23:00 to 5:00) Only for those 18 years old and over: 1,500 yen · Morning bath course (5:00 to 7:30) Adults 650 yen, Children (4 years old to elementary school students) 400 yen, Children (0 to 3 years old) 100 yen ✅Points to use on a date A dreamlike space where you can laze around all day hugging a Yogibo (I call it Shizuoka's Disneyland 🏰) I would especially recommend it for a rainy day date!! 🌂 ✅Atmosphere The building is very clean and you can go barefoot, so it's very comfortable! The bath area alone is a traditional hot spring with a charming old-fashioned feel, so retro lovers will love it ♨️ ✅Crowding I went there around 9am on a day off, but other customers were already there for the hot springs. The age range was diverse, from teenagers to people in their 60s! There were also a lot of locals! The library and Yogibo space were empty in the morning. ※The information on the places introduced this time is as of the date of the photo. For details, please check the official website or SNS. · -- We are Natsu🙋‍♀️ and Mitsu🙋‍♂️, a couple living in Shizuoka who love going out. We are providing exciting information on Shizuoka outings that will make you want to go on a date or trip. 'Where should we go on our next day off? " I hope this will be helpful to those people🚗 Click here for the latest spot introduction👀 @tekutekushizuoka · - #gw2022jp #hotspring

At the south exit of JR Yaizu Station, there is a foot bath at "Yaizu Kuroshio Onsen," which is free to use. Kuroshio Onsen contains about half the salt of seawater and is a high-quality hot spring that is said to be good for health and beauty, including for those with a weak constitution. In the middle of the foot bath is a statue of a swordfish. Also, just down the stairs you can see a steam locomotive wheel commemorating the 100th anniversary of the opening of the railway. #Shizuoka

Shichisha Shrine A shrine located at 3-7-1 Omura, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, founded in 1528 and rebuilt in 1807, dedicated to Tamatari no Mikoto. It is a 20-minute walk from JR Yaizu Station. Within the grounds, there is a stone monument that describes the history of the shrine, and next to it is a park with playground equipment. #triplucky2022

Koishikawa Park This park is located at 1-9 Sakaemachi, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of the railway, a steam locomotive has been exhibited in the park since May 1972. There are flower beds, a plaza, a jungle gym, swings, and more, and the Koishikawa River flows next to the park. When I went there, there were children looking at the steam locomotive and children fishing in the river. #triplucky2022 #Shizuoka

The hotel is conveniently connected to Shizuoka Station South Exit via an escalator and through the adjacent building directly to the second floor of the hotel. I realized this on my way back — no need to take the street in the heat... sweat. Since I had some time before check-in, I visited the city art museum at the North Exit, which turned out to be a great way to pass time. They had an exhibition on Swedish tableware that was quite impressive. My room was a corner room with an L-shaped layout, which kept it quiet as no outside noise could be heard. The towel service in the hallway was a lifesaver, especially with the scorching heat, as I ended up taking three baths or showers throughout the day. Unfortunately, I couldn’t catch a view of Mount Fuji... tears. For dinner and breakfast, I enjoyed the hotel's buffet on the first floor. Perhaps due to their afternoon tea service, the cakes were particularly delicious. A nice surprise was the generous portions of local specialties like Shizuoka oden, seafood rice bowls, and roast beef — double the amount compared to other places. Since there were only two other groups of diners, I felt like I could take as much as I wanted... delight. However, the downside was that some dishes had gone cold, possibly because of low turnover. This was quite different from the guesthouse I stayed at in Yaizu the previous night, where food was constantly replenished despite a time limit. Breakfast was surprisingly busier than expected, though still not crowded, making it easy to take my time and enjoy a leisurely meal.

📅 Itinerary Day 1: Around Yaizu, Yaizu Grand Hotel, Sakana Market Day 2: Fuji Safari Zoo Day 3: Lake Tanuki, Lake Mino Matsubara 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Yaizu Grand Hotel 🍴 Restaurant Recommendation: Tetsubanya-chan Fujimiya Ekimae Branch 📌 Useful Tip It is recommended to adjust your itinerary immediately depending on the weather!!

An all-inclusive hotel in Yaizu. It was my first time visiting, but I was able to enjoy absolutely everything since the price covers all food and drinks. You can relax in the lounge even before checking in. *Note: It gets so crowded here that it's hard to find a seat. The view is fantastic, and on a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji! Activities require reservations, so make sure to book them as soon as you arrive! There are plenty of lounges to explore, so I never got bored. I indulged in late-night ramen and drinks until late, so my face was super puffy the next morning! lol 📍 Yaizu Grand Hotel

A family-friendly, all-inclusive hot spring inn. Alcohol is unlimited in the lounge and buffet, and there are plenty of activities. Outside, you can play basketball, tennis, mini-golf, and swim in the pool. Indoors, there's a library lounge and a kids' room. At the buffet, they make fresh sushi right in front of you, and there's a wide variety of alcoholic beverages available for unlimited drinking. The kids' corner has a selection of snacks not only for babies but also for kids, such as rice crackers, jelly, and Anpanman juice—a lineup rarely found in other buffet kids' corners—which the children absolutely loved. The building is a bit old, but it's kept very clean. #YaizuGrandHotel #FamilyTravel #CostEffectiveHotel #DomesticTravel

Start your second day in Shizuoka with the lively calls at Yaizu Fish Market. Here, freshly landed tuna still carries the scent of the deep sea, and you can immediately enjoy delicious sashimi at nearby restaurants. Local vendors warmly invite you to taste their offerings, making it a must-visit spot full of vibrant local life. · Next, head to the Kawana Factory to personally experience grilling bonito. The owner is very patient, and the whole process is quite fun. Watching the fire crackle as the fish skin crisps and chars instantly awakens all your taste buds. You can even eat the bonito you grilled on-site. · In the afternoon, visit Kunozan Toshogu Shrine. This solemn shrine, located on a 216-meter-high hill, still carries Tokugawa Ieyasu’s prayer for peace spanning over 400 years. Amid the subtle fragrance of history, turn around and the Nihondaira Dream Terrace appears before you. Mount Fuji, Suruga Bay, the Izu Peninsula, and Shimizu Port all come into view at once—Shizuoka unfolds all its grandeur for you in one breathtaking panorama. · Finally, rush to Miho no Matsubara, where gentle waves caress the shore and vast pine groves stretch toward the sea like ballet dancers. The ancient "Hagoromo Legend" adds a mysterious charm to this pine forest, and even the sound of the pine waves carries a celestial aura. · ✨ Travel Tips · Yaizu Fish Market is some distance from Yaizu Station; you can take the “Yaizu City Community Bus” to get there. · Grilling bonito requires advance reservation, costing 3,300 yen per person, with a minimum of two people. · To reach Miho no Matsubara, take a bus from JR Shimizu Station for about 25 minutes to the Miho no Matsubara entrance stop, then walk about 15 minutes.

#OctoberTravelSupportFund The Shizuoka hot springs were amazing! Migiwaya The neighborhood is quiet, and you can even spot Mount Fuji while taking a walk. The Wagyu beef served in the Kaiseki is delicious, and the desserts are fantastic too! The staff are all very friendly. Since it is a private villa, it is a great place for families, friends, and couples alike. #TheBest #ShizuokaAccommodation #FamilyTrip #JapanTravel

[Jigyosada] A 10-minute walk from Yaizu Station A local fish sushi restaurant located right in front of the port. I ordered the "12:00 PM Limited Nigiri" (1,408 yen), which was exactly what I was looking for. All 22 types of local fish nigiri (including tamagoyaki) are available in slightly smaller sizes than usual. Even though they're mini sizes, the toppings are impressive, fresh, and delicious. It's also nice that it comes with miso soup. It was a really fun experience trying some rare toppings. The rice is made with red vinegar, giving it a subtle color. The toppings change depending on the day's catch, so it seems like it would be fun no matter how many times you visit. ------------------------------------------------------------ [Closed] Thursday [Business Hours] Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday 11:00 AM - 1:20 PM / 5:00 PM - 8:20 PM Wednesday 11:00 AM - 1:20 PM (Lunchtime only) *See Google for closing days and business hours #DomesticTravel #Shizuoka #ShizuokaTrip #ShizuokaGourmet #YaizuGourmet #LocalFishSet

#EnjoyJapan I attended an event held at Play Ball Cafe in Yaizu! The atmosphere of the cafe was very homey, and everyone enjoyed the music and talks. It was a special space that you don't usually get to experience, and it was fun to interact with the locals! It was a wonderful time that made me want to participate again. Basic information about the place Store name: Play Ball Cafe Address: Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture Access: Within walking distance from Yaizu Station Check the official SNS for business hours and event information I attended an event at Play Ball Cafe in Yaizu! The cozy atmosphere made it so easy to enjoy live music, talks, and fun with everyone there. It was a special experience where I got to connect with locals and enjoy a unique vibe. Definitely want to join again next time!

#EnjoyJapan I went to Yaizu PORTERS in Yaizu! The port spreads out in front of me, and the smell of the sea and the breeze were really pleasant. This is a spot where you can sit on a bench, relax, take photos, and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere that only a port town can offer. It's especially great on a nice day! There's also a cafe, so I recommend gazing at the port with a drink in hand. · -- Basic information about the place ・Name: Yaizu PORTERS ・Address: 3-1-15 Nakaminato, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture ・Access: About 15 minutes on foot from JR Yaizu Station ・Characteristics: A complex right in front of the port. It also has a cafe, shop, and event space. · -- English text I visited YAIZU PORTERS, a cozy spot right in front of the Yaizu port in Shizuoka! The ocean breeze felt so nice, and the view of the harbor made for a super relaxing time. I just sat on a bench, enjoyed the fresh air, and watched the boats come and go—it was peaceful and perfect. There’s also a café, so you can sip a drink while soaking in the seaside atmosphere. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area! #GoldenWeek

#aprilblooms I arrived right at opening time and was instantly charmed by Minorizuki — a cozy little café in Yaizu that looks like it popped straight out of a Ghibli movie. It’s known for its cakes and baked treats, and I can confirm: they’re amazing! I tried the chocolate cake and the nutty one, and both were so rich and satisfying. The peaceful, whimsical vibe made it the perfect spring getaway spot. Why You Should Visit: ✔ Feels like stepping into a Ghibli film — magical atmosphere! ✔ Delicious cakes and baked goods that live up to the hype 📍Address: 730-1 Souemon, Yaizu, Shizuoka 425-0065 #Yaizu #Japan #静岡県 #Shizuoka #CafeVibes #SpringCafeHopping

#EnjoyJapan I had lunch at "Katsugin" in Yaizu! There are so many types of rice here that it's hard to decide what to eat! It happened to be Children's Day, so I was lucky that the rice was served as chirashi sushi! The main dish was their famous "Kasane Katsu". The meat was crispy and juicy, it was absolutely delicious! The restaurant was spacious and the atmosphere was perfect for families. ⸻ Basic Info Tonkatsu Katsugin Yaizu Address: 1-3-7 Nishikogawa, Yaizu, Shizuoka Access: 5 minutes by car from Yaizu Station Business hours: 11:00-21:00 (last orders 20:30) Closed: Open everyday (may be closed temporarily) Parking: Available (free) ⸻ English Summary Had lunch at Katsugin in Yaizu! They had a special Chirashi sushi rice set for Children’s Day, and the signature layered pork cutlet was super crispy and juicy. Lots of menu choices and family-friendly vibe! ⸻ #YaizuGourmet #Katsugin #TonkatsuLunch #Children’sDay #ChirashiSushi #ShizuokaLunch #FamilyMeal #YaizuEats #JapaneseFood #KatsuLover

If you're traveling to Shizuoka, you definitely want to try the eel! "Unagi Marutada" is a famous restaurant that has been in business for over 50 years. The eel is thick and plump, soaked in the same sweet sauce that has remained unchanged since ancient times. The eel is grilled with the sauce layered over seven times, making it so rich that it goes really well with rice. The liver soup also has a mild flavor, and goes perfectly with the rich unaju. I was full! I said, but I ate it all in one go. It's very popular with locals, and even though we visited during lunch hours, it was delicious enough that it was fully booked. 🩵 Address: 1450-1 Shimoeru, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, 421-0218 Opening hours: 11:00-14:00, 17:00-19:15 (last order 19:00) Closed: Mondays #FuriTabi #Shizuoka #ShizuokaTourism #ShizuokaTrip #ShizuokaGourmet #YaizuCity #Eel #UnagiRiceBowl #Marutada

I used the Go To Travel Campaign to save money on this trip! I was nervous because a typhoon was approaching, but I returned safely without any problems. I definitely wanted to eat Hamamatsu gyoza. There was a huge line at the restaurant in front of the station that I was aiming for, so I gave up and went to another restaurant. It was a little disappointing that the gyoza at Hamamatsu Gyoza, my first time at the original place, was different from what I had imagined. That is to say, they were very small, too crispy, the skin was hard, and they didn't feel juicy, and I got the impression that they were more like fried gyoza. Maybe I should have eaten them at a better place. For sweets, I chose Nanaya, which I also wanted to go to. The strength of the matcha changes depending on the number, so it was fun to compare the taste. The cake also had a fine sponge and was very delicious! For dinner, I chose Sawayaka, which everyone knows and which I've always wanted to go to! I was surprised when I cut it. It's really red! It was the best for me, who likes rare gyoza. My mother thought it was a little strange. It might be a matter of likes and dislikes. The next day, we had an early lunch, so we went to the market and ate at a restaurant. This shop is famous for the all-you-can-eat tuna until they say stop. They held it until the very last moment. It was very delicious. The desserts were from the famous Abegawa Mochi shop. The taste was good, but the service was very disappointing. To be honest, it was so uncomfortable that I didn't feel like I was eating, and the customer service was awful. I never want to go there again. At the end of the trip, I bought some Baumkuchen at an outlet store. Even though it was a little off-putting, it was fluffy and delicious. #DomesticTravelStrategy

Fuji Trout Farm is a spot where you can experience fishing in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Here, you can eat the rainbow trout you catch on the spot, and fishing rods are also available for rental, so you can enjoy it empty-handed. Rainbow trout grown in clean water have excellent taste and can be eaten fresh. It is a place where you can enjoy fishing and meals while relaxing in an environment surrounded by nature✨ 🕰️Business hours: 9:00-16:30 📍Location: 854-4 Inokashira, Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture #0 Yen Travel February 2025

Yaizu Sakana Center is a market located near Yaizu Fishing Port in Shizuoka Prefecture. 🐟 You can enjoy fresh seafood caught at Yaizu Fishing Port, so it was very delicious! There was a line for a popular restaurant, but the food was worth it 🍚 The private parking lot was quite crowded, so it may be better to take a taxi from the north exit of Yaizu Station 🚕 You can also get souvenirs, so be sure to visit when you are sightseeing in Shizuoka. 📍Address: 4-13-7 Yakusu, Yaizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 425-0091 #Free hotel accommodation #Shizuoka #Shizuoka sightseeing #Shizuoka trip #Yaizu #Yaizu Fish Center #Market gourmet #Fishing port food

#2024 Travel Review ** Ishiwaki Beach Ishiwaki Coast** The happiest thing in 2024 was going to Miko! Ishiwaki Beach The Shiwaki Coast has spectacular sea views and beautiful sandy beaches, making it a great place to relax. The water here is clear and the rocks on the shore are uniquely shaped, perfect for taking pictures. You can take a stroll on the beach and enjoy the sea breeze or have a picnic by the sea while taking in the beauty.