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Roadside station Izu's navel

Roadside station Izu's navel

Info

  • Address:
  • 195-2 Takyo, Izunokuni, Shizuoka
  • PublicTransportation:  
Izu-Hakone Railway Takyo Station → 10-minute walk
  • CarAccess:  
It's 22km 45 minutes from Tomei Expressway Numazu IC via National Route 414; or 25 minutes from Tomei Expressway Nagaizumi Numazu IC via Izu-Nuki-do, Izu-Chūdo.
  • Phone Number:  
  • 0558-76-1630
  • Parking Number:  
95 units

Business Hours

Daien Tourist Center 10-16 o'clock, others are depending on the opening hours of each store

Spot Category

Road Station


Strawberry BonBonBERRY Izu country factory
Village Station Co., Ltd.


G. K. B Village
Gotemba Kogen Beer Co., Ltd.


Merida's Largest Bicycle Exhibition Facility MERIDA X BASE
Miyata Cycle Co., Ltd.


Hotel attached to the Road Station; HESO HOTEL
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Nirayama Reflector Furnace Firefly Evening

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Wasabi's Daizen Shop

Specialized store of wasabi that handles from raw wasabi to various processed products. It has a wasabi field in Nakaizu, and has a high level of freshness wasabi all year round. Raw wasabi is 540 yen depending on size. Wasabi is from 320 yen with 80g. Wasabi Miso has a tangy spiciness in the sweetness, 640 yen for 160g.

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