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A store specializing in dried shiitake mushrooms founded in the early Showa era. Recommended for 100g of donko from Izu, 1400 yen. For home souvenirs, a bag of 1080 yen is affordable.

A specialty store that sells sun-dried homemade dried fish, such as Ayu's 350 yen for dried fish; the seasonal near-sea items, such as Kamas Aji Kinmedai; and Ayu Konomi's 400 yen for sale only in autumn.

A souvenir shop with folk art, masks and other items in the onsen ryokan area of Shuzenji Onsen.

It handles handmade folk art by artists who work in Izu, such as pottery, glass crafts, and indigo dyeing. It is also fun to see the many works with a wealth of individuality. Gallery Yamassho, which is also a planned exhibition, is also included.

Gallery shop dealing with works of pottery artists living in Izu. In the shop, there are works of more than 20 writers who look like the female owner's glasses, and it is fun to just look at them. There are a lot of ordinary pottery such as round dishes 2000 yen, so feel free to stop by.

A gallery that is located in the middle of a bamboo grove and exhibits photos of Shuzenji Temple, which changes in four seasons.

A natural park spread over a vast hilly area. It consists of a variety of areas, including English and Canadian villages where the cityscape is recreated, Takumi's village where you can visit traditional Japanese crafts and experience making paper, and Fairy Garden with a Western-style garden. There are Romney buses that connect them and the British-built Romney Railway running in the park. It is also fun to visit facilities that match the atmosphere of each area such as restaurants, shops and museums. Four seasons of flowers such as rhododendrons, wisteria, irises, hydrangeas, and roses add color to the garden. I want to go out with shoes that are easy to walk because there are many undulations.

A park spread in the mountains, a little away from the hot spring town. In the plum forest, about 20 thousand plums such as old trees over 100 years old bloom. It is also famous as a famous spot of autumn leaves. From mid-November to early December, there are 1000 momiji forests.

A nature park spread over the back mountains of the moon. Of the eighty-eight Katsuraya places set up in various places of Shuzenji, the number 36 to number 44 are scattered in the park. The eight hundred and eighty-eight places in the Katsuraya are the 28km journey to give similar merit to the Shikoku Reiba tour. A pilgrimage is held every year on November 7-9. Climbing a steep mountain road from the temple of the temple, there is a monument to Iwatani, whose rock was cut and laid down, and at the summit is a statue of Yoshitsune, and at a short distance down, the monument of Akieda, the wife of Yoshida Kojiro, who preferred to stroll around the mountain.

The Kyodo built by his mother, Masako Hōjō, praying for the life of the assassinated Genyori family. At the center of the temple is a sitting statue of Sakaya Nyorai, a work from the Kamakura period, which is designated as a cultural property of Shizuoka Prefecture. There is a tomb of the Genyori family next to the moon.