The Tokuni Pass

It is located 1.8km east of the prefectural road connecting Kanan and Atami. The surrounding area is an environment where the fields still remain, and stands on a small hill where the idyllic landscape can be seen. There are "Hakone no oyu", which is accented with wood, and "Izu no oyu", which is made of Izu stone, and a large tub, a bubble bath, a sleeping bath, and a sauna. The open-air bath where you can see Mount Fuji in sunny weather is quite large and full of open feeling. A private bath (1000 yen per hour), which is a set of a cypress bath and an open-air bath made by pottery, is well received. There is also a swimming pool where you can enjoy Jacuzzi and walking in a swimsuit.

A shop specializing in wasabi products where you can also visit the factory. The signboard product is an agrarian pickle in which honey-pickled vegetables with wasabi and sake lees. 1 pack 120g450 yen, 1 case 3 pack 1200 yen. The Izu Wasabi Museum opened in the facility in June 2018, and you can learn about wasabi in 5 minutes.

The Tokuni Pass is derived from the fact that ten countries could be seen in the old name of the country. From the summit, the 360 ° panoramic view of Sagami Bay to the east, Suruga Bay to the west, Izu Peninsula to the south, and Shurei Mount Fuji to the north. If the weather is good, you can also see the Tokyo Sky Tree. There are also hiking and athletic trails. There is a souvenir shop at the foot of the mountain, which is full of souvenirs from Izu and Hakone.