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Model Course English.Pdf For information on sightseeing in Izu Sightseeing Izukyu Line JAPANICAN.COM in Izu The Izukyu Line is a resort railway line that travels the east This site offers online booking of individual travel from coast of the Izu Peninsula. This site provides countries throughout Asia. It is a dedicated train schedules and fares as well as seasonal site for reserving travel to and in Japan. information about Izu. https://www.japanican.com/en/tour/list/?typecd= TOU&typegrpcd=TPA&deptcd=D04&kw=IZU%20PASS English version For information on getting around Izu View of Mt. Fuji from the peak of Getting Mt. Katsuragi in Izunokuni City around in Izu You can cross Suruga Bay by high-speed ferry. Suruga Bay Ferry The trip from the Port of Shimizu to the Port of Toi takes just 65 minutes. Enjoy sweeping views of Mt. Fuji from the deck. http://www.dream-ferry.co.jp/en/ Tokai Bus This route bus covers virtually all regions of Izu. http://www.tokaibus.jp/（Available in Japanese language only） Izuhakone Railway The Izuhakone Railway is a train service that runs through central Izu. On clear days you can see Mt. Fuji from the train window. https://www.fujihakoneizu.com/ Key Facilities Available for Use in Izu Higashi Izu Town ●Inatori Cultural Park Emergency緊急連絡先 Contact Information Ito City ●Roadside Station Ito Marine Town Kawazu Town ●Kawazu Tourist Information Center Shimoda City ● Road Station Kaikoku Shimoda Minato Izu City ●Amagi-goe roadside station Minami Izu Town ●Michi-no-Eki Shimogamo Onsen Yunohana Izunokuni City ●Michi-no-Eki Izunoheso Police警察 Ambulance救 急・消 and firefighting 防 Matsuzaki Town ●Michi-no-Eki Hana-no-Sanseien Izumatsuzaki Numazu City ●Michi-no-Eki Kurura Heda For inquiries regarding tourism information ■IZUKYU HOLDINGS CORPORATION TEL.0557-53-1939（From within Japan）＋81-557-53-1939（From overseas） ※Telephone reception is in Japanese only. www.izukyu.co.jp Shirahama Ohama Beach, Shimoda City IZUKYU Japan is an outstanding tourism destination, boasting four beautiful seasons and the majestic spectacle of Mt. Fuji Nestled in superb natural beauty, the Izu Peninsula is blessed with a warm climate all year round. It is one of Japan's signature tourism areas, within easy reach of both Tokyo and Mt. Fuji. Izukyu offers convenient, discounted travel by rail to Izu from every airport. 1-day trip 2-day trip Route network Guide to recommended sightseeing spots and events Rear cover Information about sightseeing in Izu Information about getting around in Izu Shimoda City Shirahama Ohama Beach Key facilities with Wi-Fi in Izu Emergency contact information Kawazu Town Shimoda City Nishiizu Town Izu City Cherry trees along the Kawazu River narcissus in Tsumekisaki Sunset on the Otago coast Bamboo-thicket lane in autumn Izukyu-Line 1-day pass 2-day pass 1-day pass 2-day pass 1-day pass : Valid on day of issue only 2-day pass : Valid for 2 consecutive days Tokaido Main Line Tokaido Main Line Izuhakone Railway Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace Ito Line Ito Line World Heritage site Railway Izuhakone Tokaido Shinkansen Tokaido Shinkansen Blue Cave Pleasure Boat MODEL COURSE Port of Shimizu MODEL COURSE Port of Shimizu Izukyu Line Izukyu Izukyu Line Izukyu 2nd day Toi Gold Mine -day -day Suruga Bay Ferry Izukyū-Shimoda Station Kadowaki Lighthouse Approx. 50 min. by bus Kadowaki Suspension Blue Cave Pleasure Boat Kappa Bridge Izu Animal trip trip Kingdom Shokudo Seven Waterfalls of Kawazu (Nanadaru Falls) Tokitei Dogashima Walk through Matsuzaki town 1 Nanadaru Tourist Center 2 IZU CHOHACHI ART MUSEUM Nakasetai Shokudo Walk through Matsuzaki town Matsuzaki Perry Road Izukyū-Shimoda Shimoda Ropeway This unusual cave, designated a Izu Geo Walks and Tour of popular spots in Izu Izukyū-Shimoda Natural Monument, can be toured by pleasure craft. A "natural skylight" is Ryugukutsu Cave formed in the ceiling of the cave, Sand Ski Resort World Heritage Trail with a one-night stay Toji creating an other-worldly mood when the sun shines through it. Itō Station Seven Waterfalls of Kawazu Shuzenji Station Izu-Inatori Station The distinctive look of old Matsuzaki Hours of operation : 8:15-16:30 (Nanadaru Falls) Sand Ski Resort comes from its many historical Fee 〈Cave: tour〉 Izukyu Line Izuhakone Railway st day Izukyu Line remains, in particular its thick-walled Adult ¥1,200 Child ¥600 Approx. 20 min. by train Approx. 15 min. by train 1 Approx. 20 min. by train stone houses plastered in the Contact : Dogashima Marin namakokabezukuri style, which was (From within Japan) Tel.0558-52-0013 Izu-Kōgen Station Izu-Nagaoka Station Itō Station Izukyū-Shimoda Station much used in old Japan. (From overseas) Tel.＋81-558-52-0013 Contact : Matsuzaki Tourist Association http://www.izudougasima-yuransen.com/ Izukyu Line (From within Japan) Tel.0558-42-0745 en/index.html Approx. 10 min. by bus or taxi Approx. 5 min. by taxi Approx. 40 min. by train (From overseas) Tel.＋81-558-42-0745 (Telephone reception is in Japanese only.) Shimoda Ropeway http://izumatsuzakinet.com/ (Telephone and email inquiries are handled in Japanese only.) Jogasaki coast World Heritage Izu-Inatori Station Approx. 40 min. by bus Kadowaki Lighthouse Nirayama Reverberatory Approx. 3 min. on foot Approx. 15 min. by bus Toi Gold Mine Kadowaki Suspension Bridge Furnace Nearby Ryugukutsu Cave is Toji Sand Ski Resort. Here visitors can IZU CHOHACHI ART MUSEUM Izu Animal Kingdom enjoy a thrilling day of boarding on slopes covered in natural sand. This cable car ferries passengers to the Contact : Shimoda Tourist Association summit of Mt. Nesugata and back. Mt. (From within Japan) Tel.0558-22-1531 Nesutaga is renowned for its superb (From overseas) Tel.＋81-558-22-1531 view and marriage. At the top is a http://www.shimoda-city.com/#we temple whose principal object of -page-home The period from about 1370 to 1965 Buddhist worship, the Ragaraja, is (Telephone reception is in Japanese only.) widely believed to intercede in issues of was Izu's golden era, supported by importance to women, such as respect Here you will see an exhibit of 40 works this gold mine, Izu's largest. The mine and affection, marriage and children. Approx. 15 min. by taxi by Matsuzaki town native Chohachi Irie, gained an entry in the Guiness Book Hours of operation : 8:45-16:45 master of the shikkuikote-e ("plaster of World Records and the world's This resort is home to numerous rare Final ascent and trowel") style of picture-painting. Nanadaru, the "Seven Waterfalls" is a Fare : Adult return ¥1,030 16:15 largest gold nugget, weighing 250kg, wonderfully soothing spot to visit. animals, including white tigers. Child return ¥510 Perry Road As the name suggests, this style is on display. The site is equipped with a walking Visitors can come into direct contact Suspended service : 6/29-7/31(planned) involves the creation of a bas-relief path, so you can stroll at your leisure. with a wide variety of animals. painting using only plaster, pigments Hours of operation : 9:00-17:00 Contact : Shimoda Ropeway (Last admission 16:30) A bronze statue of Yasunari Kawabata, (From within Japan) Tel.0558-22-1211 and a trowel. The technique is highly renowned author of The Dancing Girl Hours of operation : (From overseas) Tel.＋81-558-22-1211 praised in artistic circles as a distinctive Fee : Adult ¥860 Child ¥430 of Izu, makes this site a great place to 〈4/1 ～9/30〉9:00-17:00 http://www.ropeway.co.jp/english mural technique that compares Contact : Toi Gold Mine take keepsake photographs. 〈10/1 ～3/31〉9:00-16:00 %20language/english.html favorably with Western fresco art. (From within Japan) Tel.0558-98-0800 (Telephone reception is in Japanese only.) Fee : Free Fee: General admission Adult ¥2,200 Hours of operation : 9:00-17:00 (From overseas) Tel.＋81-558-98-0800 http://www.toikinzan.com/en/ Contact : Kawazu Tourist Association In July 2015 the "Sites of Japan’s Meiji Child (Age 4 or over) ¥1,100 Fee : Adult ¥500 Children junior-high- (From within Japan) Tel.0558-32-0290 Industrial Revolution" including the Contact : Izu Animal Kingdom Approx. 15 min. by taxi school age and under are admitted free. (Telephone reception is in Japanese only.) (From overseas) Tel.＋81-558-32-0290 Nirayama Reverberatory Furnace, was (From within Japan) Tel.0557-95-3535 Contact : IZU CHOHACHI ART MUSEUM http://www.nanadaru.com/ registered as a World Heritage site. (From overseas) Tel.＋81-557-95-3535 (From within Japan) Tel.0558-42-2540 (Telephone and email inquiries are handled in Japanese only.) Approx. 15 min. on foot Egawa Tarozaemon, governor of http://www.izu-kamori.jp/izu-biopark/en/ (From overseas) Tel.＋81-558-42-2540 (Telephone reception is in Japanese only.) Ryugukutsu Cave Nirayama at the end of the Shogunate, http://www.izu-matsuzaki.com/publics/index/69/ Last departure built the furnace to produce cannons. (Telephone and email inquiries are handled in Japanese only.) from Toi Kawazu Nanadaru Regular timetable Hours of operation : Approx. 15 min. by bus Suruga Bay Ferry Tourist Center Get off at Inatori Onsen. Approx. 10 min. by bus 1 7：4 5 The Jogasaki coast is a beautiful cliff 〈4/1 ～9/30〉9:00-17:00 Get off at Dogashima. Summer timetable Nakasetai Shokudo 〈10/1 ～3/31〉9:00-16:30 1 7：3 5 formed when Mt. Omuro, a volcano Closed : 3rd Wed. of every month, Kappa Shokudo erupted and spilled sheets of lava. or the following day if the Tokitei You can also cross a thrilling 3rd Wed. is a public holiday suspension bridge. Fee : Adult ¥500 Primary and junior- high-school students ¥50 Perry Road is so named because it is Fee : Free Contact : Nirayama Reverberatory believed that Admiral Matthew Perry, Contact : Ito Tourism Association Furnace commander of the "Kurofune"(black (From within Japan) Tel.0557-37-6105 (From within Japan) Tel.055-949-3450 ships), walked this route.
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