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Toi Gold Mine

Japan, 2726 Toi, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-3302

The Toi Mine is the largest gold mine in Izu, boasting a production volume second only to the Sado Gold Mine, with the first golden age of the Edo period and the second golden age of the Meiji and Showa eras. Estimated output is 40 tons of gold and 400 tons of silver. The gold mine was closed in 1965, but after that it was reborn as a popular spot as a tourist facility where you can enjoy sightseeing tunnels and gold panning experiences as a power spot of Toi. In addition, the 250kg giant gold bullion displayed in the Koganekan has been certified by Guinness World Records, and is open to the public.

Business Time
  • Monday:  9:00~17:00
  • Tuesday:  9:00~17:00
  • Wednesday:  9:00~17:00
  • Thursday:  9:00~17:00
  • Friday:  9:00~17:00
  • Saturday:  9:00~17:00
  • Sunday:  9:00~17:00
Telephone number 0558-98-0800
Website https://www.toikinzan.com/
Access
  • By car Tomei Expressway Numazu IC/Shin-Tomei Nagaizumi Numazu IC (about 30 minutes) --- Izu Jukan Expressway (free) --- Izuchuo Expressway (paid) --- Shuzenji Road (paid) National Route 136 (approximately 25 minutes) minutes) --- Toi Onsen By Train/Bus Tokyo Station - Tokaido Shinkansen Approx. 60 minutes - Mishima Station - Izu Hakone Railway Approx. 35 minutes - Shuzenji Station - Bus Approx. 50 minutes - Toi Onsen For visitors by boat Tomei Shimizu IC - about 15 minutes - Shimizu Port - Suruga Bay Ferry (about 75 minutes) - Toi Port - 15 minutes on foot
Wi-Fi Yes
Payment method
  • Credit card:Available
Language 日本語 / English / 中文繁體 / 한국어 / 中文简体
Last Update : 2023.06.28   ARTH Inc.

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