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The hot spring tower that stands along Route 135 is a landmark. The store is full of warmth of wood, and you can enjoy the taste of freshly made manju made in the neighboring workshop. The recommended is 248 yen for one piece of mandarin orange blooming hill baked cheese made with new summer orange and cream cheese from Ito specialty. You can also eat-in.

The central facility of the resort facility "Izukogen Michel Garden Court", which is located on an elevated surface overlooking the sea. Inside the museum, which is a quaint building with the image of the house and manor house of the medieval aristocracy of England, there are stained glass centered on the 1800 s and lamps produced by Richard Lee, all over the place. You can enjoy live antique pipe organ performances at St. Michel's Church, where the stained glass of the Virgin Mary is beautiful, and antique music box performances at St. Marys Chapel every day. There is also a restaurant and cafe "La Vita" with a view of the sea.

A nature park centered on Mount Komuro at an altitude of 321m. From the summit, there are magnificent 360-degree views such as the Izu Islands, Amagi Renzan and Mount Fuji. You can go up from the foot with a three-minute lift (round trip: 470 yen, time: 9 to 16 o'clock, no leave). There is a dinosaur square with dinosaur models, a rest house and a tennis court in the park, and as many as 4000 camellias of 1000 species and 100,000 azaleas of 40 species are also planted. The Tsubaki Awards are held in mid-February, and the Azalea Festival is held from April 29 to May 5.

It is a sea park with high transparency and calm waves, and the beach, which is maintained by gravel, is popular with families with children because they don't have to worry about getting dirty with sand. Perfect for a break in the journey as it is fully equipped with toilets and parking. You can also enjoy fishing in the park and nearby breakwaters, and it has been featured on TV and movie locations.

In the first year of Honjō (1261), Nichiren Jojin, who was swept away to Izu by the order of the Kamakura shogunate, is said to have been cloakered by this Iwaya by Kawana fisherman, Funamori Yasaburō. Nichiren spent about 30 days in Iwaya, and then moved to Ito, it said. There is a shrine in front of Iwaya, and there is also a shrine in Iwaya.

The temple is said to have been built on the site of the residence of Yasaburo Funamori [Funamori Yasaburou], who saved Nichiren; the mountain name is Funemori, and there is a tomb of Mr. and Mrs. Yasaburo Funamori; it is located along a bus path about 200m up the mountain at the back from Oiwaya.

The historic mandarin orange plantation is also the Izu branch of the Japan BBQ Association, and you can enjoy a barbecue using the good luck of Yukiyama in the sea of Izu. Enjoy the craft beer made on site. We can respond to various requests, so feel free to contact us. Bring-in is also OK. Reservations required.

The coast, with the first island in front of the sandy beach that leads south of Usami Port, is gently lined with Mount Mikan. It is popular with families because the waves are quiet at long beach in the distance.

As well as delicious tangerines made with great precision, there are also souvenir products such as tangerine jam, which is an original product, and it is perfect for gift giving.

You can enjoy Wenzhou mandarin oranges in winter and sweet summer and new summer from early spring to spring. Access is different for each plantation (8 houses), so inquire.