The 15 best parks and gardens in Izu

Great zoo size that we covered in about 4 hours with a 4 and 6 year old. Nice cactus greenhouses with an impressive collection of 100+ year old specimens. Animal enclosures didn't many intrusive barriers which allowed us to get nice and close. There were plenty of food stations to buy feed for practically all the animals too. This type of experience would be really expensive back in Australia. General admission was also reasonable too. Definitely recommended for a family outing if you're in the area 👌

Mixed feelings. Let the bigger animals have a bigger home‼️The park itself was better than expected, whole park took 2-3 hours. The staff was friendly & the small animals look reasonably well kept. I would give it 5 stars for the smaller animals but for the larger animals it was depressing!!There was a bear/cat animal that was in one of the indoors enclosure and it was 5 steps for the entire home. Totally messed up. Some of the apes looked depressed. It rained but they provided umbrellas at the entrance & it was totally fine in the rain. I hope more people can speak out about the small enclosures.

I visited Izu Shaboten Zoo by bike on Friday, and it was lively with many tourists and local schoolchildren. In the nocturnal animals’ area, I saw bats for the first time in my life, which was a memorable experience. The zoo has a spacious layout where animals move around freely, and of course the capybaras were a highlight. The best part was the cactus-picking activity, where you choose your own cactus and pot to create a unique arrangement to take home. Although the entrance fee felt a bit high, the experience and atmosphere made it worth it.

Mixed feelings about this zoo. Coming from Canada where most Zoo's have way more space than this, some of the enclosures felt pretty sad. We were originally going to go to the top of Mount Omoro but it was closed due to weather so we went to the zoo instead. Half of the zoo enclosures were absolutely tiny, and others were fairly large. For example the one with the penguins looked very small and dirty, and same with most of the indoor ones. The gorilla exhibit was also very sad and small. You could see some of the animals pacing around very fast in the small enclosures which is a sign of stress. The owls were also chained to the ground which felt very sad to see, at first I thought they were statues. You could also feed most animals, sometimes through tubes and you could see the animals just essentially begging for the food, although they looked well fed for the most part. Some cleaning and larger enclosures would make this way nicer. However we did absolutely love the capybara parts and being able to feed them. They are so funny! The bird exhibit was also quite cool.

Animal welfare is definitely not even towards the top of the list here. Most of the enclosures were so very small and pretty barren, especially for mammals. The monkeys towards the entrance had only a concrete room painted to look like a sad jungle, with only a couple of trees and no enrichment items that I could see. The sloth had a tiny concrete room with a couple of sticks, like many of the other animals. All of the owls besides one were tethered to stands with very short ropes. Many animals that every other zoo I’ve been to had in enclosures, were somehow left in open areas with no fence. Kangaroos included. The “iconic” capybara onsen is literally a muddy concrete pool that they can jump into. It was very small per the number of animals. The Agouti enclosure smelled very strong of ammonia and it was behind glass minus a small opening that you could drop food into….the ammonia smell was that strong. Many animals were dirty looking and a couple paced in circles or just back and forth. All of the parrots looked to have almost half of one whole wing clipped to prevent them from flying. The animals that were free roaming just went wherever in an odd way - I’m not sure what even kept them in the zoo. My kids liked it because you could pet many of the animals but I wonder how many animals or people have been injured due to the closeness. The only redeeming factor, and the reason for two stars, was the plant areas. My son loved seeing the different cacti, and it’s cool how you could plant your own the bring home. Overall wouldn’t recommend and definitely wouldn’t come here again. We wouldn’t have visited if we would have known just how depressing this zoo is.

Good experience there. We bought our tickets on klook before we go. They are famous because of the cactus and their capibara(u can take close up picture with them). Tried their cactus ice cream too. There's quite few of activities u can do too

The zoo has a lot of potential. Many of the animal habitats are spacious, there are interesting species, and you can have good interaction with some animals (especially the capybara who you can feed and seem very happy). Unfortunately I felt the conditions were very inhumane for many of the exhibits and it was sad, painful, and disappointing to see. For example, the gorilla exhibit was way too small for the animals and had very little to keep them engaged. The penguin habitat had basically nowhere for the birds to swim and was filthy. There were a lot of birds and owls in tiny cages or tied to branches in place that looked distressed. A huge binturong was in a habitat not much bigger than one square meter and could barely even fit in it lengthwise. Many animals were rapidly pacing back and forth in their tiny exhibits showing signs of distress. There were tons of primates in an indoor exhibits caged that could have used enclosures ten times bigger. It was bizarre because other animals had super open and spacious exhibits. Also, because you can feed almost all of the animals (most through tubes), they are attracted to the tubes. It just seemed unnatural and not healthy to be feeding certain animals in this way rather than in a regular manner. I would way rather see a zoo with fewer animals in more appropriate enclosures.

An amazing view from and at the top. Just that on the day of our visit the winds were too strong and it was extremely cold up there. Do brace yourself abit if you were visiting there while strong winds were blowing, as it be quite challenging to walk around the mountain and the experience can be quite terrifying (the feeling of your were about to be blown away by the wind from the top of the mountain🤣). We were quite lucky to be able to get the lift up before the service was totally cancelled for the rest of the day due to the strong winds.

I came at 11 a.m. on August 15, 2025. I had to wait in line for about 1.5 hours for the chairlift, and it was incredibly hot with strong sun. Be sure to prepare for the long wait by bringing a hat, water, and a UV protection umbrella. Once you're up there, the weather is clear, and the mountain is beautiful. The walk around the mountains takes about 20 to 30 minutes

This is a beautiful mountain(that is pretty small) where, on the top of the mountain, Mt.Fuji is clearly visible. There is a shooting range(bow and arrow) in the crater(with a lot of greenery) and a climbing chairlift from which you can reach the top of the mountain from the bottom. There is also an ice cream shop on the top of the mountain with a small seating area. I do not think it is possible to hike this mountain as it is very steep.

Today was mountain climbing day! And what better mountain to traverse than the mountain that was featured in the anime 'Your Name" Mount Omuro is a very large and fun Mountain filled with lots of great views and places to walk. A full 1 hour walk around and see as far as the sky will allow you. It was a very enjoyable hike which was started and capped with a fun ride on the Rope way. A very popular destination as when leaving, the line had tripled in size! I recommend going early just as the Mount opens to avoid the 1hr wait time some have observed before.

Mt. Omuro (大室山) is a spectacular, extinct volcano in Shizuoka with panoramic views, a crater you can walk around, and fun attractions like archery, gift shops, and tasty snacks. Chairlifts provide access to the summit—just check wind conditions before visiting! At only ¥1000 for the ride, this is one of the best-value scenic spots in Japan. (5/5) Full Review Mt. Omuro: A Volcanic Gem with Views, Value, and a Bit of Wildlife Drama Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) Few attractions strike the perfect balance between value, beauty, and unique experience quite like Mt. Omuro (大室山) in the Izu Peninsula. This extinct volcano, with its near-perfect symmetry and grass-covered slopes, isn’t just a geological wonder—it's a fully packaged experience, offering unbeatable vistas, delightful snacks, and a slice of adventure with just the right dash of whimsy. Let’s start with a practical note: weather matters. We had to visit twice—on our first attempt, strong winds meant the scenic chairlifts (gondola-style lifts) were grounded. Disappointing, sure, but entirely understandable given the exposed nature of the summit. So here’s my advice: check the wind forecast, and shoot for a clear-skied day to boost your chances of spotting the elusive Mount Fuji on the horizon. When we finally made it up on day two, the experience was well worth the wait. For only ¥1000 per person, the chairlift glides you gently to the top, revealing sweeping views of Ito City, the Pacific Ocean, and rolling hills in every direction. The crater itself is walkable—a 360-degree rim trail that's flat, easy, and endlessly photogenic. And inside the bowl-like crater? A surprising twist: an archery range. Yes, you can channel your inner samurai while literally standing in a volcano. At the base of Mt. Omuro, there’s even a zoo (Izu Shaboten Zoo) and additional attractions to round out your day trip. But the summit is where the real magic happens. I was pleasantly surprised by the gift shops and cafes, which didn’t fall into the usual overpriced tourist trap formula. In fact, Mt. Omuro was running a Yuru Camp collaboration while we were there—a brilliant marketing crossover that gets bonus points in my book. As for the food, it was shockingly good for a mountaintop rest stop. Highlights included: Hokkaido milk ice cream: ultra-creamy, with a beautifully crisp cone. Miso-dipped mochi dango: savory, warm, and satisfyingly chewy. Fluffy meat bun: solid comfort food. Yakisoba: a classic Japanese staple, well-executed. Churrito (mini churro): sweet, crunchy, and worth every yen—until a hawk tried to steal it. Yes, you read that right. A hawk or falcon, clearly a local of the area, launched a bold attempt to snatch my snack. I managed to defend my churrito (barely), but another guest nearby wasn’t as lucky. While the bird doesn’t seem to pose any direct threat to people, it’s laser-focused on open food. It's a minor inconvenience that honestly added a bit of National Geographic excitement to the day. Nature finds a way… to swipe your sweets. In conclusion, Mt. Omuro is a hidden treasure—a destination that blends nature, culture, and lighthearted fun into an affordable, worthwhile visit. Between the panoramic views, quirky attractions, and delicious eats, this is an experience I would happily recommend to tourists and locals alike. Just watch your snacks.

Summer day where Mt Fuji is also visible on Mt. Omuro summit 19/7/2025. Rice Cake with either matcha or red bean paste is a must try (350 yen each)

The view from the top is simply amazing. Went in February, still winter and it was absolutely freezing! But worth the views and the walk. You can see Mt Fuji from the top, but unfortunately she was hidden by thick clouds on the day that I went. The only way to get up there is by chair lift. There's a direct bus from Ito Station.

I took the guests on a gondola ride and we walked around the summit area. Although I personally wished I could have relaxed at the terrace café while enjoying the mountain view, the guests took their time and seemed to enjoy themselves. They appeared very pleased with the spectacular view.

The view at the top is breathtaking!! The tranquility and beauty of Mt.Fuji gave me the chills because it is purely beautiful to see and admire. You can choose to hike up the mountain. Because we're travelling with two kids under 4yo -- we opt for the cable car. It is clean, roomy, and very well maintained. Not scary at all~ There are many facilities at the top. There are cafes, some eateries, souvenir shops, a small shrine area, kids playground, a food onsen and plenty photo spots with Mt Fuji as backdrop. My kids went straight to the kids area first (of coz) - climbing ropes, flying foxes, slides, etc. There isn't any soft paddings on the ground.....most are dirt and rocks....so would suggest supervising the younger kids when they are playing. Go make time and get a drink or small snack at the cafe, so that you can enjoy the seating they have near the infinity "pool". There are massive day bed sofas available outside too....which i believe you can rent hourly. The food are delicious and reasonably priced!! Definitely worth visiting when in the area :D Visited back in Oct 2022.

The Izu Panorama Park Ropeway Station is the starting point of a scenic 1.8-kilometer ropeway ride up Mt. Katsuragi in Izunokuni, Shizuoka. The base station itself is well-equipped with a souvenir shop and an Italian restaurant, making it a pleasant stop even before you board the gondola. Each ropeway cabin is spacious, fitting up to six adults comfortably. The 7-minute journey offers breathtaking views of the Izu Peninsula, Suruga Bay, and even Mt. Fuji on clear days. The ride is smooth, relaxing, and perfect for travelers of all ages. At the summit, you’ll arrive at the Ao Terrace, a modern observation deck with cafes, walking trails, and footbaths. It’s a beautifully designed area where visitors can enjoy refreshments while soaking in the panoramic landscape. The ropeway operates year-round, with round-trip fares at ¥2,500 for adults and ¥1,400 for children. The station is wheelchair accessible, and there’s free parking for visitors. The station is also easily reachable by bus from Izu-Nagaoka Station. Whether you’re here for a quick visit or a full day of exploring, the ropeway station sets the tone for a relaxing, scenic experience that highlights the natural beauty of the region.

Very nice here. The ropeway ride is thrilling, especially with steep climbs. On cloudy days like mine, Mt. Fuji might be hidden, but the view is still stunning. The footbath is relaxing (bring your own towel or buy one). Plenty of snacks around—the black beef curry with wasabi is incredible and highly recommended. You can stroll the whole area in under an hour, including a small quiet shrine. Not too crowded. Definitely worth visiting.

An expensive entry fee, but a well maintained boardwalk, and beautiful views of the area.. we were lucky to see Mt Fuji the day we went.

Perfect tourist trap around here becuase you get a wondering view of Mt. Fuji and Shizouka oceans and mountains. One round trip is ￥3500 and it is worth it, there is actually a lot of stuff you can do up there. Cafe and snacks are yummy and the Matcha ice cream is the bomb. The glass noodles are awesome becuase you get to cut it yourself. The Dango is also something to try! There is a nice foot bath for your feet! Please do it and there is towels to use for a small donation. A shrine for a quick prayer. The picture spot at the top of the area. Then they just extended the walk area for more views! Beautiful~ Highly recommended! The gift shop is also awesome as well. Lots of wonderful products and not just weird stuff everything is good quality gifts and snakcs.

Izu Panorama Park truly stands out as one of the best places to view Mount Fuji. My visit was in winter, under a cloudless blue sky, which made the experience even more spectacular. From the mountain top, you get an unparalleled view of the majestic Mount Fuji, but that's not all. The panorama includes Suruga Bay, the rolling hills of the Izu Peninsula, sprawling farmlands, quaint houses, and winding roads, all coming together to paint a breathtaking picture. The clarity of the day was ideal for photography, with Fuji-san standing out against the horizon. However, be prepared for the wind, as it was quite strong during my visit, which is something to consider if you're planning to spend a lot of time soaking in the views. Despite the chilly gusts, the beauty of the landscape made it all worthwhile. The park itself is well-maintained, offering various vantage points to capture the perfect shot or simply to enjoy the natural beauty. Overall, if you're in the area, Izu Panorama Park is a must-visit for anyone looking to see one of Japan's most iconic sights from a unique and beautiful perspective. Just remember to bring a jacket to fend off the wind! Scenery Rating：5.0 Ease of arrival score：4.0

Avoid hiking during summer, because there are too many mosquitos.

(Translated by Google) 2025.3.21 Trailhead - Mt. Manjiro - Mt. Manzaburo loop course The mountain trail is covered in snow and mud, making it difficult to walk. There wasn't much of a view. However, I took the wrong route and ended up going down a valley. If you can go when the rhododendrons are blooming, I think you can understand the significance of being selected as one of the 100 Famous Mountains. Are the toilets unavailable during the winter? It was usable when we visited. There is also a place where you can wash your hiking shoes. Due to a significant decrease in the number of route buses, It's better to go by car. (Original) 2025.3.21 登山口〜万二郎岳〜万三郎岳周回コース 登山道は積雪や泥濘があり、歩きにくいし、 眺望はあまりなかった。 しかしルート間違いで谷を下ってしまった。 シャクナゲが咲いている時期に行けたら、 百名山に選出された意義がわかると思う。 トイレは冬季期間は使用不可だか、 訪れた時は使用できた。 また、登山靴を洗える場所もある。 路線バスの本数が大幅に減少したため、 車で行った方がいい。

(Translated by Google) 2025.5.26☁️Temperature 14℃Amagi Kogen Parking🅿️Park the car in the hiker-only (free) (toilets and shoe-washing area available🙏🏻) - hike the circular course (8km) from Mt. Manjiro (view✨) to Mt. Manzaburo (view💦). The weather was cloudy so the view wasn't the best, but it was still a fun hike, soothed by the fresh greenery and Japanese azaleas😊 (The rhododendrons had finished blooming) The wooden steps had rotted in places and looked like athletic facilities😅 (Original) 2025.5.26☁️気温14℃天城高原駐車場🅿️ハイカー専用(無料)(トイレや靴洗い場あり🙏🏻)に車を駐車〜万二郎岳(景観✨)〜万三郎岳(景観💦)の周回コース(8km)の山行。 天候が曇りだったため眺望は最高とまでは行きませんでしたがそれでも新緑やトウゴクミツバツツジに癒やされながら楽しい山行になりました😊(しゃくなげは終わっていました) 所々木段が朽ち果ててアスレチックの様になっておりました😅

(Translated by Google) Exploring the Amagi Traverse I visited Mt. Amagi just before the rainy season to conquer the Amagi Traverse Starting from the Amagi Traverse trailhead The course was tougher than I thought It was a challenge with a knee bomb I used my legs from Manjiro to Manzaburo, but after that I enjoyed the pleasant traverse After leaving Haccho Pond, I had a hard time on the Koruri trail, which was like a variation course to the last Kanten parking lot, and I worked my knees hard But it was a very good hike to the 100 famous mountains (Original) 天城縦走路探索 梅雨寸前の天城山に天城縦走路制覇で伺いました 天城縦走登山口からスタート 思ったよりタフなコース 膝に爆弾を抱えてのチャレンジです 万二郎〜万三郎まで脚を使いましたがその後は気持ち良い縦走路を楽しめました 八丁池を後にして最後の寒天駐車場までのバリエーションコースみたいなコルリ歩道では難渋し膝を酷使しました とはいえ百名山 とても良い山行でした

(Translated by Google) Mt. Amagi (Amagisan) is the collective name for the mountain range also known as Mt. Manjiro and Mt. Manzaburo (highest peak 1406m), and is the highest peak on the Izu Peninsula. There is a folk tale and legend about three Tengu brothers in the Izu region, and there is a theory that the names of these three brothers were borrowed from them. Incidentally, the eldest son is named after Mount Daruma, a mountain in Toda, Numazu City (although unlike the two brothers mentioned above, it is not a proper noun, but a common noun). There are also various theories about the origin of the mountain's name, including one that says it comes from the fact that it is one of the rainiest mountain ranges in Japan, and that it was named "Amagi" because the mountain is covered with trees so thick that it covers the sky. (Original) 天城山(アマギサン)は、別名で、万二郎岳、万三郎岳(最高峰1406M)と呼ばれている連山の総称で、伊豆半島の最高峰です。この、万二郎岳、万三郎岳の名前ですが、伊豆地方には、天狗の三兄弟に関する民話、伝説が伝わっていて、その三兄弟から名前を拝借した説があるのです。ちなみに長男ですが、長男は達磨山という、沼津市の戸田にある達磨山に、(上述した2兄弟と違い、固有名詞ではありませんが)名前(一般名詞)が冠されています。また、別の説では日本有数の雨の多い山域で「雨木」と言うのが山名の由来という説や、天を覆うほどに木々が茂る山だから「天木」だと、山名由来には諸説あるようです。

(Translated by Google) It's hard to find the way back from the summit! The view is better from Mt. Manjiro. (Original) 頂上からの帰り道が分かりづらい！ 景色は万二郎岳の方が良く見れる。

(Translated by Google) I went on the Amagi Mountain (Manjiro-dake and Manzaburo-dake) circular course. On Friday, April 19th, I arrived at the parking lot (Amagi Kogen Hikers' Parking Lot) before 9am. It was a weekday, so the parking lot was empty. It was very nice weather, but the yellow sand made it a little lush, but I think it was an interesting hike. The view wasn't great from the summit, but the contrast between the mountains and the sea along the way was amazing. However, there were places where the ladders and footholds were crumbling and it was difficult to walk (the steps were high), so be careful. The walking distance was 8.4km and 15,000 steps, about 6 hours, and including breaks, it was a full day's course. By the way, the course time on Yamapp is 4 and a half hours. (Original) 天城山（万二郎岳・万三郎岳）周回コースに行ってきました～ 4月19日（金曜日）駐車場（天城高原ハイカー専用駐車場）に9時前に到着、駐車場は平日だったので空いていました～ とても良い天気でしたが、黄砂のせいか少し藻ヤっていましたが、コース的には面白い登山だと思います。 景色は山頂からは今いちですが、途中途中で山と海が見えるコントラスト？最高です。が、はしごや足場が崩れていて歩きにくい（段差が高いです）場所が所々あるので歩行注意です。 歩行距離は8,4km15,000歩 約6時間 、休憩を入れたら丸１日コースでした。 因みにヤマップではコースタイム4時間半となってます。

The Shuzenji Temple is just a stone throw away from the footpath and the historical outdoor onsen. Unfortunately, when we visited the temple there was a group of Chinese tourists talking inadequately loud, yelling and screaming and not behaving at all in a way that other people could enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. So I tried to get away from there without having had the chance to discover the beauty of this place. Very sad.

This temple and whole town around it is really adorable. We tried some wasabi ice cream, and the hop&cold spring

The temple is located within a very picturesque village. It’s within walking distance of red bridges, a bamboo walking path, river, hot foot bath, boutique shops, cafe’s and ryokans. It would be stunning in the autumn because of the numerous Japanese maple trees located within and surrounding the temple. I’ll be sure to visit again during momiji season 🍁

Nice temple with a museum, onsen-water for purifying your hands, and a collection of very nice Goshuin.

Quiet and beautiful temple, good to walk around the street, riverside and the bamboo forest path.

Very calm atmosphere, one of my favourite temples. This time I received a little omikuji talisman as a present from the priest, how nice

After a full week in Japan, we found the atmosphere we were looking for right here in Shuzenji on a chance trip. Serene, lovely nature - absolutely brilliant.

We stopped by this station for Teddy Bears museum before we headed to our hotel. So glad that they have plenty or coin lockers to store our luggage.

Very big station with shops. Get off at this station to go to La Nessa jogasaki / Hashidate suspension bridge.Taxies are available if you wait for some time. The station staff doesn’t sell the 2 day train pass to foreign residents of Japan unless you present a passport which was very strange. Lockers are available. Waiting room with free wifi is also available.

Lovely station. The station building is gorgeous and have some shops, restaurants and even a small hot spring for foot for free.

BEST PLACE TO HIDE!!!! A very good place to hide if you are being hunted down by some friends! People keep getting confused by not getting to the station in time!

One guy hid here once in a 3-man hide and seek and was here for a long time cause one of the seekers screwed up train time calculations for the second time EDIT: turns out Google Maps screwed them over with affordable routing

有名な地ビール社に近い素敵な駅！ Quaint railway station near a celebrated craft beer brewery! The station has been modernized because of the great number of tourists stopping there. It is also one of the rare stations on this line equipped for limited mobility travelers. For railway buffs: Izu-Kōgen Station opened on December 10, 1961. Izu-Kōgen Station consists of a side platform and an island platform serving three tracks.

This station does not accommodate credit cards, nor does it have an ATM. Unbelievable! If you are out of cash, you must walk with all your luggage down stairs, then uphill to 7-11 to withdraw cash. Quite inconvenient!

We thought it was expensive. But the view was really nice and it was so clean. Worth it. ✨️ There's a spot where you can put your feet in the water, so take a small handkerchief to wipe the water off :)

Last week, I brought customers to this terrace. The top of the hill was calm, and I thought it would be great to relax here and enjoy some snacks. Next time, I’d love to bring my family and take it easy.

A stunning location with breathtaking views! You can take a scenic cable car ride up and down the mountain, which adds to the experience. At the base, there’s a souvenir shop with lots of local gifts, and at the top, you’ll find a cozy café where you can relax and enjoy the scenery. The reflections on the water surface make it an ideal spot for photography — every shot looks like a postcard. Peaceful, beautiful, and definitely worth a visit for both the view and the atmosphere.

We were late and one of the last few to go up the ropeway. Because it was sakura season, we saw cherry blossoms on the way up. At the top, the view was breathtaking. The sunset and cherry blossoms set a nice landscape to the whole place. Fuji-san was initially hiding behind the clouds but eventually peeked out after 30-45mins. My travel companions said we were very lucky as Fuji-san doesnt appear all the time. It is true, bcos he was hiding behind fog when we went to Lake Kawaguichiko the next day. We sat at the chairs along the open terrance with hot coffee in hand. It was very calming. We didnt walk around bcos we were there late but I will make it a point to do the walkabouts when i go again. I see from other reviews there is a lot more to see.

Absolutely worth a visit on a clear day. Price to get up is not cheap but they made it really nice. Few people so our visit felt quite special. Gift shop on the bottom is an experience in itself

Ao Terrace, located at the summit of Mt. Katsuragi and accessible via the Izu Panorama Park Ropeway, is a peaceful, beautifully designed spot offering stunning panoramic views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay. The terrace features wide open spaces, relaxing seating, and tranquil water features that reflect the sky and surrounding mountains—perfect for unwinding and soaking in the natural beauty. There are several amenities at the top: Katsuragi Coffee serves drinks and light bites, and Katsuragi Saryo offers local specialties and desserts in a modern Japanese-style café. For those seeking a quieter, more private experience, small gazebos are available for rent. Visitors can also enjoy the Fujimi-no-Ashiyu, a footbath overlooking the mountains, or stroll along the boardwalk to Saezuri-no-Oka Observatory for more peaceful views and the sounds of nature. The area is pet-friendly, clean, and well-maintained, making it ideal for couples, families, or solo travelers. Whether you’re here for the views, the food, or just to relax, Ao Terrace is a must-visit destination that perfectly blends scenic beauty with comfort. Best enjoyed on clear days for maximum visibility of Mt. Fuji.

Panoramic view of Mount Fuji and a quieter place to view it compared to others. Was a cloudy day but still beautiful. Cheaper price if you buy tickets online at least a day earlier

(Translated by Google) restaurant Arabian hamburger wasabi sauce set meal 2,200 yen Since it was a golf plan that included a meal, the difference was 440 yen. There is a solid fuel flame under the hot iron plate🔥 He was always warm and attentive. The sauce had a faint teriyaki flavor and a delicious soy sauce flavor. This may be my first time eating this kind of sauce. It went perfectly with the wasabi and was delicious. The salad dressing was also refreshing and delicious. At this price, the difference was 440 yen, which was lucky ✌️ (Original) レストラン あらびきハンバーグ山葵ソース御膳 2,200円 ゴルフの⛳️食事付きプランだったので差額440円でした。 熱々の鉄板の下には、固形燃料の炎が🔥 いつまでも熱々で気が利いていました。 ソースはかすかな照り焼き風味で、醤油味の美味しいものでした。 こういうソース食べるのは初めてかもしれないです。山葵ともばっちりの相性で、美味しくいただきました。 サラダのドレッシングもさっぱりしたもので美味しかったです。 この値段で差額440円とはラッキーでした✌️

(Translated by Google) It's a wonderful golf course. The clean view with Mt. Fuji in the background is the best. 🦌The deer were running fine. Lunch was also super delicious. (Original) 素晴らしいゴルフ場です。 富士山をバックするクリーンは最高です。 🦌鹿ちゃん達は平気に走ってました。 ランチも最高に美味しかったです。

(Translated by Google) While it cannot be denied that the clubhouse and other facilities are aging, the excellent course designed by Seiichi Inoue was challenging with its undulating greens. The baths were clean. For lunch, I recommend the seafood fry set meal, which comes with a large fried shrimp and alfonsino. (Original) クラブハウスなどの施設の老朽化は否めませんが、井上誠一さんがデザインしたという素晴らしいコースは、グリーンの起伏が大きくてチャレンジングでした。 お風呂は綺麗でした。 昼食は、大きな海老フライとキンメダイもついていゆ海鮮フライ定食がお薦めです。

(Translated by Google) A golf course with a beautiful view of Mt. Fuji⛳️ 12/3 (Sun) Start from IN course. Anyway, the wind was strong all day long and I had a hard time. When I came here in January and February at the beginning of this year, the restaurant was closed and I went through the rounds, but this time it included lunch, so I had tempura soba for lunch. Both the soba noodles and maitake mushroom tempura were very delicious. The restaurant had a high ceiling and was built like a log house, giving it a warm feel. It's not a very large facility, so It's very convenient because you only have to travel a short distance to get to the restaurant, front desk, locker room, bathroom, and cart stop. The only inconveniences are that you have to go up a slope to get to the practice green and there is no smoking area. Due to the high altitude and cool summers, I would like to go there next summer. (Original) 富士山がキレイに見えるゴルフ場⛳️ 12/3(日)INコースからのスタート。 とにかく一日中風が強くて苦労しました。 今年の始め、1月と2月に来た時はレストランがクローズしていてスルーでのラウンドでしたが今回は昼食付きだったので、お昼は天ぷら蕎麦を頂きました。 お蕎麦も、舞茸の天ぷらも、とても美味しかったです。 レストランは天井が高く、ログハウスみたいな作りで温もりがあって良かったです。 あまり大きな施設では無いので、 レストラン、フロント、ロッカールーム、浴室、カート乗り場と、全て移動する距離が少なくて済むのでとても楽です。 やや不便なのは練習グリーンが坂道を登らないと行かれないのと喫煙場所が無い事くらい。 標高が高く夏は涼しそうなので、 次は夏に行ってみたいです。

(Translated by Google) This golf course was designed by the master golfer, Seiichi Inoue. You can enjoy a course designed by this master golfer at a reasonable price. In addition, since it is located at an altitude of 1000m, it is ideal for highland golf in the summer. Because of the high altitude, it is often foggy and transportation is inconvenient, but it is a wonderful course. (Original) 名匠井上誠一が手掛けたゴルフ場。 リーズナブルに名匠が手掛けたコースを楽しめます。 また、標高1000mのため、夏場の高原ゴルフに最適です。 標高が高いため霧が立ち込める、交通が不便な点はありますが、素晴らしいコースです

(Translated by Google) This golf course is 1000m above sea level and is a little cool. There are times when there is a bit of morning mist, but if the weather is good you can see Mt. Fuji beautifully. The restaurant has a menu where you can make your own bowl of rice with Izu wasabi, which was delicious. The other day, there was a large group of women, and the bathroom washing area and washstand were crowded, which was a bit of a hassle. (Original) 海抜1000mの少し涼しいゴルフ場です、朝霧がちょっと出るときも有りますがお天気が良ければ富士山がきれいに見えます。レストランでは伊豆の､本山葵を自分ですって丼にするメニュー等もあり美味しく頂きました。 先日女性のグループが多く浴室の洗い場、洗面ブースと混んでちょっと大変でした。

(Translated by Google) As this course is located in the mountains, fog is likely to occur. The greens are also quite difficult. The fact that it's far from home is a bit of a challenge, but there are many tricky holes so even advanced players can enjoy it, but it may be a bit difficult for beginners. (Original) 山の中なので霧も発生しやすいコースです。 グリーンも難易度高いです。 自宅から遠いのが難所ですがトリッキーなホールが多く上級者も楽しめ、初心者などには少し難しいかもしれません。

A truly beautiful and well-organized place for a family trip. The availability of halal food and a dedicated prayer area for Muslims 🤲 exceeded all expectations — it was beyond imagination.

One of the best and most underrated place of Japan.Full of natural beauty and beautiful oceanic view. There is natural mountain rock whose shape is just like Elephant and tortoise. The parking is huge and free of cost. However its far from main town area like Shizuoka. Access is very inconvenient coz only few local buses runs there. You have to pay a transportation charges in two stops so make sure to bring a changes when you go there. We didn't knew about that but some how we able to manage to pay the road tax. You can also observe the canyons via ships. You have to pay some amount of yen and then you can see the rocks,oceans via ship. The ship takes about 20-30min to complete its trip and worth to its price as well. Really a beautiful place to visit. Highly recommended.

This place is cool but at night it’s amazing and beautiful! It’s full of lights and for some reason, no people. It was just me there last night and I was in love with the beauty

A good trekking and sunset spot close to the sea.

Absolutely beautiful area. We loved our visit here.

This place is accessible by bus from Izukyu Shimoda station. Bus is on limited time only. Better to get bus pass from Shimoda station itself. You can go by your own vehicle also. Boat ride was closed when we wet there. Its just a small park around sea shore. You can get food here. Parking is available. Convenience store also available. Place needs maximum 1 hour to see all places.

Climbing up to the see the view is a must.

I visited the park on 17/2 and Tohi cherry blossoms 🌸 are gorgeous. Seems like the falling flowers have just begun. There is so windy on the day of visit. There is a 2-hours parking for free.

Can enjoy seeing a local early bird Sakura in early February

One must visit this place and enjoy the foot hot spring on the road side free. Also you can enjoy the sun set at beach side, within few meters walk

Nice beach and parking lot. Even equipped with showers (outside) and toilet.

Nice park close to the beach. There's a foot bath too.

Small but beautiful park for relaxation

Earliest sakura

Nice place to picnic and have memorable time with children

Good to go there

(Translated by Google) I stopped at the toilet. I'd like to see food and drinks starting at 11am. There is a large parking lot and a tennis court attached. The park was under construction (Original) トイレに立ち寄りました。飲食は11時から見たいです。駐車場は広く、テニスコート併設。公園は工事中でした

(Translated by Google) This park is on the way to Shuzenji, and is well maintained and beautiful. There is a tennis court and a field right next to it, so the whole family can enjoy it. There are some playground equipment in the park, so I think it is just right for children in the lower grades or up to kindergarten age. There are benches in the shade of the trees, so it is comfortable to spend time there, and you can see all around, so you can keep an eye on your children, which is reassuring. There is a convenience store right across the traffic light in front of it, so it was convenient. (Original) 修善寺に行く途中にある公園で、よく整備され綺麗です。すぐ隣にはテニスコートとグランドがあり家族で楽しめます。 公園には遊具がいくつかあるのですが、低学年もしくは幼稚園の年長さん位までの子がちょうど良く遊べると思います。 木陰にベンチがあり過ごしやすく、見渡せるようになっているので子供達を見守れるようになっていて安心です。 コンビニが目の前の信号渡ってすぐのとこにあるので便利でした。

(Translated by Google) 20230626This is Kanogawa Park in Ohito along the Kanogawa River. Dogs are not allowed in the children's park, so we took a walk along the embankment. Although it was along a river, it was a hot and windless day, but as I walked, I felt a cool breeze for a moment. That feels good😀 (Original) 20230626狩野川沿いにある大仁の狩野川公園です。子供公園の方はワンちゃんたちは入れないので、堤防沿いを散歩しました。川沿いなのに、この日は風がなくむし暑い日でしたが、歩いていると何となく涼しい風が一瞬吹きます。それが心地よい😀

(Translated by Google) There's a small shop/🚻. You can also go out to the Kano River riverbed. The impressive Shiroyama is right in front of you! It's said to be the root of an underwater volcano. (Original) ちっちゃな売店/🚻あり。 狩野川河川敷にも出られます。迫力満点な城山が目の前！海底火山のねっこらしいです。

(Translated by Google) The park is spacious and events (marches) are often held here, where you can enjoy Izu's delicious food and fun stages. Today we had a stall at a balloon shop for the Halloween event! ️ At the Izu City fireworks festival, I opened a balloon shop for the first time in a while ❗ I could see the fireworks from the ground ❤️ (Original) 公園内が広くて度々イベント(マルシェ)が開催されて、伊豆の美味しい食べ物と楽しいステージが楽しめます❗ 今日はハロウィンイベントに風船屋さんにて出店してきました‼️ 伊豆市の花火大会にて久しぶりに風船屋さんにて出店❗グランドから花火が見えました❤️

Sakura leaves snowing with the wind 3rd April 2018

(Translated by Google) The habitat of fireflies. Firefly evenings are held from late May to early June. It is said that you can enjoy the fantastic light dance of fireflies. The cherry blossoms bloom from late March to early April, and you can enjoy cherry blossom viewing. When Kensaku Shimaki visited Shuzenji Onsen in 1944 to recuperate from an illness, he saw a red frog trying to cross from the middle of the Katsura River to the other bank, and this was the subject of his short story, ``Aka Frog.'' It is said that a small park was built in this place and called Red Frog Park. I think it's a good place to cool down because the wind blows out in some places. 2022.07.Used. If you found it helpful, please hit the like button. It's encouraging. (Original) 蛍の生育地。 5月下旬から6月上旬にかけて、ほたるの夕べを開催しています。 幻想的なホタルの光舞を楽しめるそうです。 3月下旬から4月初めには桜が咲、花見が出来る様です。 昭和19年島木健作が病気療養の為、修善寺温泉を訪れた際、桂川の中洲から向こう岸へ渡ろうとする1匹の赤蛙が目に止まり、これを題材とした短編｢赤蛙｣が生まれました。 この場所に小公園を作り、赤蛙公園と呼んだそうです。 所により、風が抜けるので涼むのに良いと思います。 2022.07.利用しました。 参考に成りましたら、いいねをポチッとなでお願いします。 励みになります。

(Translated by Google) The park is named after the title of a novel by author Kensaku Shimaki. The park's description reads: "He was staying at a hot spring inn in Shuzenji to recuperate from a chest ailment. While gazing at the river nearby, he spotted a red frog. The frog swam desperately to get to the other side, but was swept away and repeatedly crawled out, until finally it ran out of energy and was swallowed up into the whirlpool. Kensaku, who was near death, looked at the frog's efforts to live with deep sympathy and emotion, and was deeply moved by the tranquility of the frog, which possesses only those things that are obedient to fate. After returning to Tokyo, he wrote the famous short story "Red Frog." It was published after his death in 1946, and is said to be his posthumous work." (Original) 作家 島木健作氏の小説タイトルが公園名になってます 公園の解説には 胸部疾患の療養のため修善寺の温泉宿に滞在していた。この付近で川を見つめていると一匹の赤蛙が目に入った。蛙は向こう岸へ渡ろうとして一生懸命に泳ぎ、押し流されて、這い上がることを繰り返しているうち、ついに精魂尽きて渦の中へ飲み込まれてしまった。死期の近かった健作は、蛙の生への努力を共感をもって感慨深く眺め、運命に従順なものだけをもつ静けさに強く感動し、帰京後、有名な短編「赤蛙」を書いた。発表は彼の死後の昭和21年で遺稿とも言われている。

(Translated by Google) -English below- Although it's a small park, you can enjoy beautiful scenery with cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, and colorful leaves in autumn. A small stream runs through the park, and since it's a little away from the center of the Shuzenji-onsen area, it's a perfect place for a relaxing walk. (Original) -English below- 小さな公園ですが、春は桜、夏はホタル、秋は紅葉と季節に合わせて美しい情景を楽しめます。公園には小川が流れており、温泉場の中心から少し離れているので、ゆっくり散歩するには最高の場所です。 It's a small park, but you can enjoy beautiful scenery with cherry blossom in spring, fireflies in summer, and colorful leaves in autumn. A small stream runs through the park, and since it's a little away from the center of Shuzenji-onsen area , it's a perfect place for a relaxing walk.

(Translated by Google) This is a small park on the banks of Takishita Bridge at the west end of the Shuzenji hot spring town, and is said to be where the writer Kensaku Shimaki got the idea for his short story ``Akafrog.'' You can see cherry blossoms in April and fireflies from late May to early June. I ate Shuzenji pudding that I bought while walking around Shuzenji, and took a nap while listening to the sound of the river. (Original) 修善寺温泉街の西の端、瀧下橋のほとりにある小公園で、作家島木健作が短編 「赤蛙」の構想を得たところといわれています。 4月は桜、5月下旬～6月上旬ごろは、蛍を見ることができます。 修善寺散策中に買った修善寺プリンを食べ、川のせせらぎを聴きながらお昼寝してしまいました。

(Translated by Google) Akakaeru Park in Shuzenji, Shizuoka Prefecture. A famous spot to see Genji fireflies. You can see Genji fireflies here. There is a biotope in the park along the Katsura River where fireflies live. From late May to mid-June, they hold an event called "Firefly Evening." Hotel guests can watch the fireflies in yukata robes. The park is lit up at night, so you can just drop by. I went there in mid-June, and blue lights were shining in the biotope. I was happy because it was my first time seeing Genji fireflies. I thought the color of their light was bluer than that of Heike fireflies. By the way, Heike fireflies emit a yellow-green light. And Heike fireflies are about half the size of Genji fireflies. The name Akakaeru Park comes from the location of the novel "Akakaeru" by the author Kensaku Shimagi. The author was inspired to write the novel when he saw a red-breasted frog trying to cross the Katsura River while recuperating at Shuzenji Onsen. This was written on a signboard in the park. Recommended for watching fireflies. You can easily see fireflies. (Original) 静岡県修善寺にある赤蛙公園。ゲンジボタルが見られる名所。 ここは、ゲンジボタルが見られる。桂川沿いの公園にビオトープがありそこにホタルが生息している。ここは、5月下旬から6月中旬迄「ホタルの夕べ」というイベントをやっている。宿泊客が浴衣姿でホタルを鑑賞している。 公園は、夜はライトアップしているのでふらっと立ち寄ることができる。 私は、6月中旬に行った、青い光がビオトープの中で光っていた。私は、ゲンジボタルは 始めてみたので嬉しかった。ヘイケボタルに比べて発光色が青いと思った。ちなみに、ヘイケボタルは黄緑色の光を発する。そして、ヘイケボタルはゲンジボタルの半分くらいの大きさである。 赤蛙公園の名前の由来は、作家の島木健作の小説「赤蛙」の場所だからとのこと。作者が修善寺温泉で療養中に桂川でアカガエルが対岸へ渡ろうとするのを見て、小説を着想したことが由来とのこと。公園内の案内板にそんな内容が書かれていた。ホタル観賞におすすめ。手軽にホタルが見られる。

(Translated by Google) It is a quiet place with cherry blossom trees right next to the bamboo path in Shuzenji. It's a nice place to take a leisurely stroll. (Original) 修善寺に竹の径のすぐそばにあるところで、桜の樹がある静かなところです。 ゆっくり散歩するにはいい場所です。

(Translated by Google) 🐕️OK. There is a dog run. Basically it is a natural park with just a little bit of grass and playground equipment. Because of that, only about half of the mountain path behind the playground equipment was maintained, and it was a treasure trove of ticks. I was surprised when I got home 😵 I immediately shampooed and gave it medicine. Be careful... There were more than 10 of them... From the big ones that you can only find in natural parks to the small ones that are normal size 😣😣😣 Of course they also attach to people, so I think it's better not to go in shorts or sandals that expose your bare feet 😱 (Original) 🐕️OK。ドッグランあり。 基本的に芝生と遊具がちょっとあるだけの自然公園です。 その為、遊具の奥にある山の小道は半分ほどしか手入れが届いておらず、マダニの宝庫となっていました。 帰ってビックリ😵即シャンプー＆薬投下。 お気を付けて。。。 10匹以上は付いてた、、、 自然公園ならではのビックサイズから、通常サイズの小さいのまで😣😣😣 人にも当然付ますので、素足が出る短パン、サンダルでは行かない方が良いと思います😱

(Translated by Google) There is a large parking lot and it is a beautiful park with spring cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. On weekdays it is empty with only a few cars taking a break. (Original) 広い駐車場があり春の桜と秋の紅葉がとててもきれいな公園です。 平日は数台の車が休憩を取っているくらいで空いています。

(Translated by Google) On the way from Izu Kogen to Shuzenji Niji no Sato, there is Rokusen no Sato Park. Dog runs are widely available and free. There is no application. There is a mix of grass, soil, and wood chips. There are ups and downs so dogs can enjoy it. There are also benches. There are toilets and water. There are no showers or trash cans. The dog run was reserved on weekdays with a large parking lot. If you are going to Izu Kogen or Shuzenji area, it is a good idea to stop by. (Original) 伊豆高原から修善寺虹の郷へ向かう途中六仙の里公園があります。ドッグランは広く無料です。申請も無しです。 草地と土、ウッドチップが混在しています。 起伏も有りわんこは楽しめます。ベンチもあります。トイレ、水あります。シャワー、ゴミ箱はありません。 広いパーキングで平日ドッグラン貸切状態でした。 伊豆高原、修善寺方面に行かれる方は寄ると良いでしょう。

(Translated by Google) This is a large municipal park. In addition to the lawn area and walking path, there is a free dog run, but there is a single door at the entrance, so be careful when entering and exiting. I get the impression that there are many small ones in the morning, and a glimpse of larger ones in the afternoon. There are also regular members and they are very friendly. The walking path is lined with hydrangeas, autumn leaves, and cherry blossoms, so you can enjoy a walk that suits each season. (Original) 市営の広い公園です。芝生広場や散策路の他に無料ドッグランがありますが、入り口は1枚扉なので出入りには注意が必要です。午前中は小型が多く、午後は大型の子もチラホラ集まる印象です。レギュラーメンバーの方もいてとてもフレンドリーです。散策路は紫陽花や紅葉、桜もあるのでそれぞれの季節に合わせた散歩も楽しめます。

(Translated by Google) I used the dog run while traveling. There were some regulars who knew each other, and everyone was friendly. The parking lot was spacious, and they even had a tarpaulin rope and roller slide. (Original) 旅行中にドッグランを利用 お互い顔見知りの常連さんがいらっしゃいましたが、皆さんフレンドリー 駐車場も広く、ターサンロープやローラー滑り台などもあり

(Translated by Google) If I had come on a sunny day, the red of the autumn leaves would have stood out even more. You can also clearly see Mt. Fuji. There is also a dog run, which is nice for a light walk on the mountain path. (Original) 天気が良い日に来れば紅葉の赤がもっと映えたかな。また、富士山も、はっきり見えます。ドッグランもあり、軽い山道散歩には良い感じです。

(Translated by Google) There are play equipment for children and a dog run, and many people from surrounding cities come here on weekends to play. You can see Mt. Amagi, the backbone of the Izu Peninsula. The entrance is a little hard to find, but if you have a navigation system, it won't be a problem. (Original) 子供用の遊具やドッグランがあり、周辺市町から週末になると遊びに来る人が多くいるそうです。 伊豆半島の屋台骨、天城山の山々を眺めることができます。入口がややわかりにくいけど、ナビがあれば問題ない。

I went to hell today!! Another of the Creepy and Uncanny Museums found in Izu. This one focused on the many layers of hell and all of the tortures Inflicted upon those with evil in their hearts. From impaling to skinning, eating hot fire to being turned into mutten; there is a torture just for you! It was a very fun walk through the exhibits, reading all the lore and seeing the scene recreations. Was a fitting cap to my travels through Izu.

Hell Yeah !

(Translated by Google) This is a theme park where you can contemplate the afterlife. When you enter, the first thing you hear from a staff member is about the process of reincarnation after death. The explanation is then reproduced in a detailed diorama, making for an extraordinary experience. Some people may find it scary for small children and some exhibits are grotesque, so opinions may vary, but it was actually a surprisingly enjoyable facility. There is also a treasure museum for adults. (Original) 死後の世界について思考出来るテーマパークです。 入館してまず最初にスタッフの方から、人が亡くなってから生まれ変わりの流れについて話を聞くことができます。 その後はその説明の内容を精密なジオラマで再現されており、非日常の体験をすることが出来ました。 小さなお子様は怖がったり、またグロテスクな展示もあるので、人によって賛否両論あると思いますが、意外と楽しめる施設でした。 大人の方は秘宝館も併設されております。

(Translated by Google) It seems to be a theme park unrelated to any shrine, temple, or religious organization. You can learn about the afterlife. I learned for the first time that there are so many different types of hell and that there are so many kings other than Enma. It was a good opportunity to not only change my everyday behavior and behaviour, but also to reflect on events like funerals and Obon, which many people tend to think of as tedious customs. There are many model exhibits so it should be easy for children to understand, but it was a wonderful facility that will resonate especially with adults. I would like to take my time and visit again. (Original) 神社仏閣とも宗教団体とも関係ないテーマパークの様です。 死後の世界のことを知る事ができます。 地獄にこんなにも種類がある事や閻魔様以外にこんなに王がいらっしゃる事を初めて知りました。 面倒な慣例と思いがちな葬儀やお盆などの行事はもちろん、普段の立ち振る舞いや行いを改める良い機会になりました。 模型展示が多いので子供でも分かりやすいと思いますが、大人にこそ響くとても素晴らしい施設でした。 ゆっくりと時間をとってもう１度訪れたいです。

(Translated by Google) First, there's an explanation about Hell, and it seems you can't enter until you understand it. Once that's done, you're free to look around freely. Photography is allowed inside the museum, but videos are prohibited. I thought there would be a lot of Hell-related objects, but there wasn't as much as I expected. Rather than Hell being the theme, it felt like hell was being shown as part of a view of life and death. Those who are knowledgeable about Hell may find it lacking. There is also a treasure museum on the second floor, which is cheaper as a set admission fee. Here too, there were more cultural exhibits than an erotic one. (Original) 最初に地獄の説明があり、それを受けないと入れないようです。 それが済むと自由に見学が出来ます。 館内は撮影は写真は自由ですが動画は禁止とのことです。 地獄のオブジェが沢山あるのかと思ってましたが、期待するほどはありませんでした。 地獄がテーマというより、死生観の一部として地獄を見せるといった感じでした。 地獄について詳しい人は物足りないかもしれません。 2階に秘宝館が併設されていてセット料金で安くなります。 こちらもエロスを追求するというより文化的な展示が多くありました。

(Translated by Google) On my way to my lodgings during a trip to Izu, I came across this eerie building and decided to give it a try out of curiosity. There was barely any waiting time, and the guide first explained about the afterlife, after which we were taken on a tour of the afterlife. I don't usually think about or imagine the afterlife, so it was a very stimulating and educational experience. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations at first, but once inside I was hooked. The models are very realistic, so it could be traumatic for young children, but I think it would be a good idea for children in elementary school and above to visit as part of their education. I think it's a place that can be enjoyed by people of all ages and genders, and I'm glad I learned so much about the afterlife. (Original) 伊豆旅行の宿に向かう途中に、不気味な建物を発見し、興味本位で利用してみました。 待ち時間はほとんどなく、初めに案内人の方があの世についての説明があり、その後、死後の世界を巡っていきます。 普段死後の世界を考えたり、想像する事がなかったので、とても刺激的で良い学びになりました。正直初めは期待はしていなかったのですが、中に入ってみるとのめり込んでしまいました。模型などもリアルで、小さい子供さんはトラウマになってしまう可能性もありますが、 小学生以上の子なら教養の一環として行ってみるのもいいのではないかなと思いました。老若男女楽しめる場所だと思いますし、色々と死後の世界について学べて良かったです。

(Translated by Google) The parking lot is large and easy to park in. Tickets are 800 yen for the first floor, and 1000 yen for a set that includes the second floor. After purchasing your ticket and entering through the entrance on the left, you take off your shoes and begin the attraction of touring the museum. There is an easy-to-understand explanation at the beginning, so you can enjoy it surprisingly well even if you go without knowing anything. It might be interesting for people with an interest in Buddhism, hell, or the afterlife. I went in without knowing anything, but the exhibits were interesting, and since there were no other visitors who spoke out loud, I was able to take my time and enjoy my visit. It's not a horror museum, so even people who get easily scared should enjoy it. (Original) 駐車場は広く停めやすい。 チケットは１階が800円、2階もセットだと1000円。 チケットを買って左手の入口を入ると、靴を脱いで館内を回っていくアトラクション。 初めに分かりやすく説明があるので、何も知らずに行っても意外と楽しめる。 仏教やら地獄やら死後の世界について興味関心のある人は面白いかもしれない。 何も知らずに入ったが、展示も面白く、声に出して他に客が居なかったのでゆっくり鑑賞出来て楽しかった。 ホラー系では無いので、怖がりな人でも楽しめると思う。