Shuzenji Onsen "Hina Doll Decorations" and a stroll around the hot spring town

A stroll through the hot spring town and the timeless "Hina Doll Decorations" In a famous building that retains the atmosphere of the Taisho era, gorgeous Hina dolls and colorful "Tsurushikazari" decorations co-exist. This plan takes you around the heartwarming scenery that symbolizes spring in Shuzenji.

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Izu City Inbound Promotion Project Team

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Venue: Japanese Inn Hanakomichi (formerly Nakadaya Ryokan)

Hanakomichi, which retains the elegance of a former long-established inn, will be transformed into a museum of Hina dolls during the festival.

A spectacular staircase display: The Hina dolls are lined up from top to bottom using the staircase inside the building, creating a truly gorgeous display. Traditional "hanging decorations": Hanging Hina dolls, a tradition of the Izu region, are displayed as if they are falling from the ceiling, adding a gorgeous touch to the old wooden architecture. Viewing Hina dolls from different eras: You can enjoy the expressions of the Hina dolls that have been carefully passed down from the Meiji period to the present day in the quiet of a historic Japanese-style room.

Period: February 14th (Saturday) to March 3rd (Tuesday), 2020

Time: 10:00~15:00

Admission fee: ¥300 *Discounts available for guests staying at Shuzenji Onsen

Cannot be used in conjunction with other service coupons

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Shuzenji Hina Doll Decorations - Full-Day Tour Plan

The venue, Hanakomichi, is located right next to Tokko-no-Yu, the symbol of the hot spring town, making it an ideal base for sightseeing.

time	spot	Content
10:00	Japanese Inn Hanakomichi	Admire the "Landlady's Hina Doll Decorations." Enjoy the architectural beauty full of Taisho romanticism, as well as the Hina dolls and hanging decorations from each era.
11:30	Tokko no Yu and Tokko no Yu Park	Tour the birthplace of Shuzenji Onsen while listening to the murmuring of the Keisen. Take a break in the footbath in the park.
12:15	Shuzenji Soba Restaurant Shikishi	At the restaurant in Hanakomichi, you can enjoy Sarashina soba, Shinno black rice soba, and Sanuki udon. Enjoy the high-quality flavor with special soba sauce made by a skilled chef.
13:45	Shuzenji Temple Bamboo Forest Path	Visit a temple associated with Kobo Daishi, then cross the red bridge and take a stroll through the tranquil bamboo forest.
15:30	Hakoyu	To finish off your stroll, refresh yourself in the fragrant cypress public bath.

Shuzenji Onsen's website is here!

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Izu City Inbound Promotion Project Team

Shizuoka

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