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izumigaya
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.