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Kaisendon – Izu Peninsula

Kaisendon – Izu Peninsula

Many people are visiting from all over the country to eat seafood. The charm of Izu is not only sightseeing but also a great attention to the delicious seafood unique to the land facing the sea. There are plenty of…

Kinmedai – Izu Peninsula

Kinmedai – Izu Peninsula

Speaking of fish in Izu, it is Kinmedai known as a high class fish. What is Izu Peninsula specialty? When asked, We will answer that is “Kinmedai” first. Kinmedai is a white fish, but those with freshness are cherry-colored in…

Kawazu Nanadaru – Izu Peninsula

Kawazu Nanadaru – Izu Peninsula

The beautiful contrast of white flow and green is attractive. It is a small waterfall flowing quietly in the flow of a beautiful mountain. Kawazu Nanadaru is a collective term for seven waterfalls located in the Kawazu River that flows…

Shuzenji – Izu Peninsula

Shuzenji – Izu Peninsula

Called little KyotoThe history of Shuzenji is with the history of Shuzenji temple that Kobo Daishi opened in the second year of Daido (807). It is said that Kobo Daishi has discovered a hot spring, and that is the origin…

Izu Skyline – Izu Peninsula

Izu Skyline – Izu Peninsula

A road with beautiful scenery. Izu Skyline is a 40.6 km exclusive tourist road running on the mountain ridge in the eastern part of the Izu peninsula in the Fuji-Hakone Izu National Park. It is a driveway that you can run…

Koganezaki – Izu Peninsula

Koganezaki – Izu Peninsula

The overwhelming view of the sky and ocean turning red in sunset, seen from the golden cliff wallNishi-Izu area is famous for the beautiful sunset view. One of the most beautiful sceneries can be seen in Koganezaki. While it looks…

Jogasaki – Izu Peninsula

Jogasaki – Izu Peninsula

Jogasaki is a beautiful section of coastline along the Izu Peninsula’s eastern coast.It is located in the Izu Kogen area, about ten kilometers south of central Ito. An attractive hiking trail follows the coast for almost ten kilometers, offering beautiful…

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