Sights in Izu, Shizuoka

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• 修禅寺

  

  Shuzenji Temple

  #1 ranked in Izu

  Said to be founded by Kukai in 807, this temple gave Shuzenji its name and saw Noriyori and Yoriie die.

• 滑沢渓谷

  

  Namesawa Gorge

  #3 ranked in Izu

  North of Amagi Pass, this forest gorge has a smooth andesite bed, Ryushi Falls, and 450-year-old Taro Cedar.

• Kyu Amagi Tonneru

  

  Former Amagi Tunnel

  #5 ranked in Izu

• 月ヶ瀬梅林

  Tsukigase Plum Grove

  #6 ranked in Izu

  Originally a production plum grove, with about 1,500 white trees blooming on Amagi slopes from mid-February.

• 土肥金山

  Toi Gold Mine

  #7 ranked in Izu

  Historic Edo-period gold mine ranked with Sado, with recreated tunnels, gold panning, and a 2026 garden of about 850 golden bamboos.

• テラッセオレンジトイ

  Terrasse Orange Toi

  #9 ranked in Izu

  Opened in 2024 as Japan's first tsunami-evacuation complex, with a local shop, cafe, seaside footbath, and seafood restaurant.

• 浄蓮の滝

  Joren Falls

  #11 ranked in Izu

  One of Japan's 100 waterfalls: 25 meters high, 7 meters wide, with volcanic columnar jointing in Amagi forest.

• だるま山高原レストハウス

  Darumayama Highland Rest House

  #13 ranked in Izu

  A viewpoint of Mount Fuji across Suruga Bay, where a photo shown at the 1939 New York World's Fair was taken.