Discover Tranquility at Ryugeji Temple – A Hidden Gem near Mt. Fuji Escape the crowds and experience the quiet beauty of Ryugeji Temple, a peaceful retreat nestled in the foothills near Mt. Fuji. Unlike the busy temples of Kyoto, Ryugeji offers a serene atmosphere where you can truly relax and connect with nature. Stroll through a beautifully maintained Japanese garden, admire seasonal flowers, and enjoy the soothing sounds of rustling leaves and chirping birds. Under the thatched roof of a traditional tea house, sip high-quality Japanese tea served by staff at temple . Perfect for travelers looking for a calm, authentic cultural experience off the beaten path. This tour is ideal for couples, solo travelers, or small groups seeking a slower pace and deeper connection with Japanese tradition.

Discover Nihondaira Yume Terrace—a stunning panoramic observatory perched atop Nihondaira hill in Shizuoka. This three‑story architectural gem, crafted by Kengo Kuma & Associates using locally sourced timber, blends naturally with its surroundings Why Visit: 360° Panorama: Ascend the third-floor glass observatory or stroll the 200‑meter outdoor sky corridor for unobstructed views of Mount Fuji, Suruga Bay, Miho no Matsubara, the Izu Peninsula, Southern Alps, and Shimizu Port—even the sights of Shizuoka City All‑Weather Experience: Cloudy day? A large indoor screen ensures you won’t miss the majestic Fuji . Cultural & Historical Exhibits: The first floor features interactive displays, projection mapping and informative panels on Nihondaira’s history, culture, and topography Café Lounge (2nd floor): Relax with seasonal Shizuoka tea, yuzu tea, matcha, Fuji‑shaped dorayaki, Shizuoka eel chazuke and more—served alongside scenic garden and mountain views

Experience Authentic Japanese Tea Culture at Nihondaira Ocha Kaikan Looking for an unforgettable tea experience with a view of Mt. Fuji? Visit Nihondaira Ocha Kaikan, where tradition, taste, and scenic beauty come together. How about enjoy freshly brewed green tea made from Shizuoka’s finest leaves,? You enjoy browsing a wide selection of teas and souvenirs in the shop. Put on a traditional sugegasa (bamboo hat), sling a harvesting basket over your shoulder, and walk to the lush tea fields behind the teahouse. Whether you're a solo traveler or visiting with friends or family, this is the perfect photo opportunity. Capture the moment of being a real tea picker with Mt. Fuji in the background—an image you won’t find in any typical tourist spot. This hands-on activity makes Nihondaira Ocha Kaikan a must-visit location for those seeking something interesting

Explore Minowa Inari Shrine – Shimizu’s Vermilion Gateway to Prosperity Step off the beaten path and discover Minowa Inari Shrine, one of Shizuoka Prefecture’s most prestigious Inari shrines. A branch of Kyoto’s iconic Fushimi Inari, it was established in the early Edo period to protect the bustling Shimizu Port and patron the region’s merchants and sailors Approach through a dramatic tunnel of vivid red torii gates— Pause at the “abura-age” offering station—white‐collared foxes’ favorite fried tofu—where visitors leave small plates to invite blessings of household safety, thriving business, and general good fortune . Inside the serene precincts, feel the spiritual calm. This photogenic shrine draws both Japanese and international worshippers, offering a truly authentic cultural moment . Let's take a picture of a nice company and pray for prosperity and good luck: family safety, prosperous business, and good fortune!