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Super Premium Camping Event with Fireworks Display at Fumotoppara Campground
Introducing a super premium event that only happens once a year (if at all) at Fumotoppara Campground, where you can watch a fireworks display.
Prefecture
Shizuoka
Shizuoka Prefecture is a prefecture located in central Japan, about two and a half hours away from Tokyo by Shinkansen. It is a tourist destination filled with various attractions, such as the rich natural scenery of Mt. Fuji, Suruga Bay, and the Izu Peninsula, hot springs, and gourmet food.
Shizuoka Prefecture’s representative tourist spot is Mt. Fuji, which is registered as a World Heritage Site. The view of Mt. Fuji from Shimizu Port is known as one of Japan’s most spectacular views. Additionally, Suruga Bay is a scenic spot with a beautiful coastline overlooking the Izu Peninsula. In Shimoda and Ito, you can enjoy marine activities such as swimming and diving. The Izu Peninsula is also home to many natural scenic spots such as Mt. Omuro and the Jogasaki Coast.
Shizuoka Prefecture is a region so rich in hot springs that it is sometimes called the hot spring kingdom. Each region is dotted with unique hot springs, such as Atami, Ito, Izu, and Hamamatsu. Atami Onsen is one of Japan’s most representative hot spring resorts, with inns and hotels lined up along the coast. Ito Onsen is known for its abundant amount of hot spring water and good quality, and is also known as the hot spring for beautiful skin. Izu Onsen has many hot spring areas surrounded by nature, so you can enjoy a resort feeling. Hamamatsu Onsen is a historic hot spring area where you can enjoy the atmosphere of a long-established inn and hot spring town.
Shizuoka Prefecture is also rich in gourmet food. You can enjoy local gourmet food such as eel, a specialty of Lake Hamana, ochazuke made with Shizuoka tea, and dried sardines. Shizuoka Prefecture is also one of Japan’s leading agricultural prefectures, with an abundance of fresh ingredients such as vegetables, fruits, and seafood.
Articles
Shizuoka articles
FumotoCampingLaid-Back CampIntroducing fumotoppara Campground, the Holy Ground of Camping in Japan with Mount Fuji Right in Front of You!
We introduce the campsites at fumotoppara Campground, as well as the facilities within the campground such as the store, restaurants, and more.
Fujinomiya CityTourismLaid-Back Camp[Laid-Back Camp] Summary of tourist spots in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture visited by Nadeshiko
Introducing the tourist spots in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture that Nadeshiko visited in the anime Laid-Back Camp.
Fujinomiya CityGourmetLaid-Back CampIto Shokudo - Popular for its Fujinomiya Yakisoba in Okonomiyaki. An okonomiyaki specialty restaurant run by an elderly couple
Ito Shokudo is a specialty restaurant for Fujinomiya Yakisoba and okonomiyaki, which are local specialties of Fujinomiya City. "Gomoku Shigure", an okonomiyaki with Fujinomiya Yakisoba inside, is popular.
Fujinomiya CityTourismShrineLaid-Back CampMichelin Green Guide JapanFujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine - The heart of Fuji worship, where Japan's spirituality and natural beauty converge
Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine is one of Japan's most prestigious shrines, located at the northwestern foot of Mount Fuji. It has long prospered as the center of Fuji worship, with the majestic Mount Fuji as its sacred body, and numerous attractions such as the sacred water of Wakutama Pond and historic buildings. It is easily accessible by foot or car. A recommended tourist spot where you can experience the spiritual home of the Japanese people.
FumotoCampingLaid-Back CampFumotoppara Campground: A campsite where you can encounter the most beautiful Mount Fuji in Japan.
Introducing how beautiful Mount Fuji is when seen from Fumotoppara Campground.
FumotoCampingLaid-Back CampFumotoppara Campground Basic Information and Surrounding Facilities Summary
Introducing basic information about Fumotoppara Campground such as its climate and access, along with information on surrounding facilities like convenience stores and supermarkets.
