The gate of Izu peninsula and with a view of Mt. Fuji in Mishima, Shizuoka. Let's walk along the beautiful spring water stream and visit traditional places. take an experience to make your original Japanese calendar. and then visit Mishima skywalk
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
At Mishima station of JR Tokaido line or Shinkansen Or Izuhakone line (South gate)
Meeting at south gate of Mishima station of JR Tokaido line and Shinkansen
At the station or your hotel in Mishima
Mishima Rakujuen garden
Visit Mishima Rakujuen garden with a lovely pond, some streams, and a traditional villa for the imperial families (called Rakujkukan)
in greenery.
Also, you can see the lava flow from Mt.Fuji 10,000 years ago.
Mishima Skywalk bridge
Take a bus from Mishima station to the Mishima Skywalk bridge which is the longest pedestrian bridge in Japan.
Then if it's a clear sky, you can see the view of Mt.Fuji
Mishima Taisha Shrine
Visit the Mishima Taisha shrine which has a quite long history of over 1300 years.
Lunch around the shrine
Have lunch, for example, broiled eel, buckwheat noodles, sushi, light meal, etc.
Mishima old calendar museum
Visit Mishima old calendar museum, learn about it, and have the experience to make your original calendar.
Walking along the stream forward to the Mishima station
Walking along a small shopping street and along the Gembegawa stream to the Mishima station.
Sending off at south gate of Mishima station of JR Tokaido line and Shinkansen
Ending Point
At Mishima station of JR Tokaido line or Shinkansen Or Izuhakone line (South gate)
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
guide fee and guide transportation to Mishima station
transportation fee (you and guide) one-day bus ticket 1,100 JPY/person
lunch,
entrance fee: Rakujuen garden 300 JPY/person: Mishima Skywalk 1,100 JPY/person
We can use public transportation, so sometimes we have to walk from & to the bus stop.
This is basically walking tour, you need to prepare for comfortable clothes and shoes with a bottle of water.
MIshima calendar museum is every Monday closed.
I can guide you in Yokohama, Tokyo, and Hakone if you pay my transportation fee.
Welcome to Shizuoka in the central area of Japan.
I was born in Hakone, Kanagawa Pref. and grew up in Izu Peninsula, also studied English at Kanagawa University in Yokohama.
After graduation, I have traveled to a lot of countries such as Europe, U, S., Asia and lived in Australia for a year. I had a great time to visit there to have a wonderful experience.
So I decided to become a licensed tour guide for introducing Japan to foreign tourists.
Now I live in Izu which is close to Mt.Fuji and Hakone.
I'm interested in Arts, Hot Springs, traditional places and of course delicious food.
I would like to introduce beautiful Izu which has lots of Geopark sites and traditional Hot spring resort "Shuzenji, Nagaoka, and so on.
Please Enjoy this area together!!
Bienvenidos
Steven K.
“An excellent trip from Shimizu port”
Even bedore our tour, Yasuko kept us informed on a regular basis. Today, as soon as we left the Port terminal, she was there with a large sign, including my name. We took local transportation to and from our destination. This was a pleasant relief, from the tour bus expeditions that we had taken previously. Yasuko explained the various customs involved with the Fujisan Hongu shrine and she demonstrated various customs to us. We ate lunch at a Japanese restaurant which was very local. The food was interesting. Although we could not see the top Mount Fuji due to cloud cover just before we left there was a small break in the clouds. All in all I highly recommend Yasuko as a tour guide.
Yasuko Y.
Thank you for your good review of my tour, Steve san and Mai san. I'm really happy to hear that you enjoyed it without a view of Mt.Fuji clearly.tw I appreciate your cooperation in making it go smoothly. Have fun the rest of your trip.
Samuel B.
“ excellent guidede”
Yasuko is a must for a great tour experience for Shimizu and Fuji. communicates well in spanish and english. we are a group of 6 and all were very pleased with guidence and effort. Thank you so much
Yasuko Y.
Samuel san, thank you so much for a good review. I'm so happy to hear that you all enjoyed my tour without viewing Mt.Fuji clearly. I really appreciate your cooperation in making the tour go smoothly. Have a wonderful trip in the rest of Japan.
Melinda K.
“Lovely day with Yasuko”
We had a fantastic experience with our tour guide, Yasuko, from Shimizu port! From the moment we met, she was punctual and professional, setting a perfect tone for the day. Her deep knowledge of the area’s history, culture, and neighborhoods gave us such a rich and meaningful introduction to Mt. Fuji. What truly stood out was how personable and engaging Yasuko was — it felt like we were exploring the city with a local friend. She was thoughtful, flexible, and made sure the tour suited our family’s interests and pace. We visited the Fujisan Hongu Sengen Shrine with lovely views of Mt. Fuji, had a local lunch of Fujinomiya Yakisoba, made a brief run through of the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Center. Our last stop of the day was a private tour of the Takasago Sake Brewery where we bought sake that is not imported to the states. It was the perfect way to spend our time in the Mt. Fuji area, and we’re so grateful to have had Yasuko as our guide. Highly recommend!
Yasuko Y.
Thank you so much for a good review, Melinda san and your family. I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed my tour, especially visiting Takasago Sake Brewery, and a view of Mt.Fuji. I appreciate your cooperation in making our tour run smoothly.
$236/ per group