Located near the water and full of greenery, this park has everything. Children can run about freely, enjoying games and athletics, and even a multi-purpose open area.

The "Insect Hall" is the center of this park which is home to varieties of insects from Japan and around the world. There are copse, streams and ponds surrounding the hall where a lot of the insects live in.

The taste of the sea is always in the air at this lodging. There are plenty of seasonal dishes to enjoy. Marine sports such as fishing and surfing can be enjoyed on the big Pacific Ocean that it faces.

This garden has been famous since the middle of the Edo period with its spring fed pond and gardens. From autumn to the beginning of winter Tsuwabuki (Japanese silver leaf) blossom and the wonders of the season are displayed.

More than 3,300 sq/m facility is designed barrier free and accessible to individuals in all ages. Three delicious varieties are available: Akihime, Benihoppe, and Ai-berry.

This is the largest natural day spa in Shizuoka. Western and Eastern style baths are available to men and women on a weeklyalternating basis. Especially its natural herbal bath is unusual in Japan.

This facility teaches about how nuclear energy works. It has a dome-shaped theater which offers nature-oriented films, and there is a sky lounge with a fantastic view of the Sea of Enshu. The facility is fun for children and adults alike.

With layers of mudstone that is difficult for water to permeate and the Japanese beech trees that surround the area, beautiful water is created. It is even said that by taking this water home and applying it to your skin, various skin problems will be helped.

The southernmost cape of Shizuoka, the lighthouse and its surroundings are good harmony of land and sea. You can enjoy the 1.5km stretch view from the observatory .