Izumigaya.
Rediscover why you love Japan.

Izumigaya offers the serene and immersive cultural journey you need—nestled in the quiet foothills of Shizuoka City, only one hour from Tokyo by bullet train.

A blend of timeless traditions and contemporary creativity, this hidden gem is home to breathtaking landscapes, hand-crafted treasures, and soul-nurturing moments.

Escape the crowd and explore rich culture, extraordinary artistry, and vibrant cuisine, in peace.

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Shizuoka City is where Tokugawa Ieyasu, the Shogun who ended the warring era and founded Japan’s Edo period, spent much of his life. Today, Izumigaya proudly carries on the legacy of traditional craftsmanship that Tokugawa gathered in order to build his new capital here. At Takumishuku, Japan’s largest traditional craft experience center, you can experience hands-on workshops in bamboo, lacquerware, woodworking, dyeing, pottery, and model making—all guided by skilled artisans.

But that’s not it. Just a 10-minute stroll from Takumishuku, you’ll discover temples, historical landmarks, museums, and even a local beekeeping farm.
Walk meandering riverside paths lined with charming old houses and shops that make you feel like you’re in a painting. Witness the moon rising between the lush, green mountains—a timeless view that has inspired awe for generations.
With unrivaled atmospheres and dog-friendly establishments, Izumigaya offers a warm welcome for any family looking for that special retreat.

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Shizuoka Prefecture is home to Japan’s tallest and most iconic mountain, Mount Fuji, and its deepest and most mysterious sea, Suruga Bay. One of the delights of visiting Izumigaya is savoring the local cuisine made with the seasonal bounty of this region’s mountains and seas. From authentic, highly acclaimed course meals to comforting dishes like Shizuoka Oden—a slow-cooked stew beloved by locals since childhood—there’s something to suit every palate.

Don’t miss the rich varieties of locally made honey, or another savory delight Tororo-jiru made from grated yam. Many restaurants also showcase their dishes on handcrafted Japanese tableware, adding an extra touch of artistry to every meal.

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At Takumishuku, Japan’s largest traditional craft experience center, explore shops filled with beautifully crafted goods and local specialties made by skilled artisans. From locally sourced foods to everyday items designed for lasting use, every piece combines quality and artistry. Perfect as a souvenir or a thoughtful gift, these exceptional pieces bring both beauty and purpose into daily life.

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For anyone hoping to spend a night, look no further than Waraku, the luxurious and beautifully renovated traditional inn, boasting a private sauna in each villa-like room. Their other location at the entrance to Izumigaya offers a unique stay with a Japanese tea-inspired spa and rooms with artisan-crafted decor that bring the essence of Japan’s traditions to life.

Right next to Takumishuku, 1HOTEL welcomes guests and their furry companions with warm hospitality and delicious Japanese cuisine. The newly opened Fukisarashi-no-Yu day-use hot spring adds another layer of relaxation to your visit.

Just a 15-minute drive from Shizuoka Station, Izumigaya is not only the perfect getaway—it’s your next best-kept secret.

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