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Numazu Travel Guide 2026: Top Attractions, Things to do & Itinerary | Trip.com | July 2026

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What to do

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Izu Peninsula
Izu Peninsula
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Night view
Izunokuni Panorama Park
Izunokuni Panorama Park
4.5
4.3/526 Review
Mount Fuji
Mount Fuji
8.6
4.8/51,432 Review
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Historic landmark
Mountain climbing
Numazu Summer Festival Kano River Fireworks
Numazu Summer Festival Kano River Fireworks
4.3
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Festivals
Lake Ashi
Lake Ashi
5.5
4.7/5598 Review
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Natural scenery
Boat tour
Mishima Taisha
Mishima Taisha
4.0
4.4/515 Review
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Historic landmark
Shuzenji
Shuzenji
4.9
4.6/590 Review
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Historic landmark
Hakone Sightseeing Cruise
Hakone Sightseeing Cruise
5.4
4.6/522 Review
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Boat tour
Mishima Skywalk
Mishima Skywalk
4.4
4.5/558 Review
Atami Sea Fireworks
Atami Sea Fireworks
5.3
4.9/58 Review
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Festivals
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Where to stay

Discover the most popular places to stay in Numazu, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
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What to eat

Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Numazu dishes and foodie spots.
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KAMOMEMARU
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. KRW21,651/person
Numazuko Uogashi Kappo Sakanaya Sembonichi
Numazuko Uogashi Kappo Sakanaya Sembonichi
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Seafood
Avg. KRW26,116/person
Kanogawa
Kanogawa
4.4/55 Review
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. KRW45,410/person
Bistro Coucou
Bistro Coucou
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. KRW36,328/person
Itamaeryori Darumaya
Itamaeryori Darumaya
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. KRW45,410/person
Yakumiya
Yakumiya
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Asian cuisine
Avg. KRW10,446/person
Shōfuku Ramen Main Store
Shōfuku Ramen Main Store
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Asian cuisine
Avg. KRW10,446/person
Uchiura Gyokyou IKESUYA
Uchiura Gyokyou IKESUYA
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. KRW12,633/person
Sushian Saito head office
Sushian Saito head office
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Japanese cuisine
Sashimi Tavern Senbonichi
Sashimi Tavern Senbonichi
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Japanese cuisine
Avg. KRW17,857/person
Yamasho
Yamasho
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Japanese cuisine
Meguru
Meguru
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Western cuisine

Numazu Moments: Through Travelers' Eyes

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[Shizuoka] Just a 5-Minute Boat Ride to an All-Suite Paradise! Experience an Extraordinary Stay at the Pastel Pink Awashima Hotel on an Uninhabited Island in Suruga Bay.
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[Shizuoka] Just a 5-Minute Boat Ride to an All-Suite Paradise! Experience an Extraordinary Stay at the Pastel Pink Awashima Hotel on an Uninhabited Island in Suruga Bay.

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[Shizuoka] 7 recommended sightseeing spots in Numazu
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[Shizuoka] 7 recommended sightseeing spots in Numazu

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A glamping facility based on the concept of a park where you can stay overnight
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A glamping facility based on the concept of a park where you can stay overnight

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Numazu, a charming coastal city!
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Numazu, a charming coastal city!

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Fun for All Ages! Enjoy Great Food and Sightseeing at Numazu Port.
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Fun for All Ages! Enjoy Great Food and Sightseeing at Numazu Port.

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[Katsu Hayashi in Numazu] Enjoy the Vibe of a Classic Diner

[Katsu Hayashi in Numazu] Enjoy the Vibe of a Classic Diner

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Numazu City, besides being famous for its deep-sea fishing port, boasts a coastal area brimming with Japanese-style shops and charming street scenes. This time, I chose to take the train from Mishima to Numazu Port early Monday morning. Stepping off the train, I was greeted by blue skies, white clouds, and a refreshing sea breeze. A word of caution: many shops are closed on Mondays, so be sure to check opening hours when planning your trip—but this tranquility allowed me to appreciate the modern architecture and outdoor art along the way at a truly chill pace (the eye-catching red goldfish sculpture is a must-see, a perfect photo spot!).

This one-day trip to Numazu mainly focused on three popular restaurants near the port: Numazu Deep Sea Pudding Studio, Nishiyo, and Kakigoya, while also showcasing the most authentic "deep-sea" cultural landscape!

Attractions & Food Recommendations

📍 Numazu Deep Sea Pudding Studio

Address: 97 Sembon Minatomachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-0845 The name itself is very appealing! Specializing in a variety of puddings and desserts, their signature dish is the deep-sea pudding with a rich ocean color (it looks perfect for photos 😋). Besides common desserts, they also offer limited-edition ice cream and deep-sea themed souvenirs. The interior decor echoes the outdoor red goldfish sculpture, creating a modern art feel – perfect for taking tons of photos! If they're not open on Mondays, consider getting a box of their popular Uji popsicles to go – a treat for dessert lovers!

📍 Nishiyo
Address: 109 Senbon Minatomachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-0845
A popular sushi spot in Numazu Port, known for its fresh seasonal seafood. The restaurant has a simple atmosphere and friendly service, giving it a local feel. A must-try – the sashimi donburi! The thick-cut sashimi is excellent value, served with freshly seared sea urchin and sweet shrimp. It's quite lively at lunchtime. If you come on a Monday, it's recommended to arrive early (around 11 am) to queue, otherwise it will sell out quickly.

📍 Kakigoya, Numazu

Address: 97 Sembon Minatomachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-0845
Specializing in grilled oysters and charcoal-grilled seafood, the outdoor semi-open grilling area creates a great atmosphere. The ingredients are sourced directly from the port, resulting in fresh and sweet meat. Besides raw and cooked dishes, they also offer specialty drinks and beers. The daily seafood dishes are often snapped up by customers!

Travel Tips & Insights

1. Numazu Port is very pleasant in the morning, with very few people, perfect for a leisurely stroll and taking photos.

2. Many small shops are closed on Mondays. If you want to have a proper meal, it's recommended to arrive at the port after 11 am. Check reservation and opening hours before your trip.

3. On a sunny day, the large red goldfish sculpture in the port area is a top choice for photos, with excellent lighting! (Right outside Numazu Deep Sea Pudding Studio)

Transportation Tips + Other Useful Tricks

· It only takes about 15 minutes by JR train from Mishima to Numazu, with frequent departures in the morning. Using an IC card (such as Suica/Pasmo) is recommended to save time and hassle compared to buying tickets.

· Numazu Port is a bit of a walk from the station. If you don't want to walk, you can take a local bus or taxi, which takes about 10 minutes.

· On sunny days, it's highly recommended to bring a hat or sunscreen, as the sun is intense near Numazu Port!

· After enjoying your meal, you can take a stroll in the nearby port park; the sea view and clear sky are incredibly soothing.

#NumazuFood #NumazuDayTrip #NumazuPortMustEat #ShizuokaTravel #JapanOffTheBeatenPathAttractions
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Numazu City, besides being famous for its deep-sea fishing port, boasts a coastal area brimming with Japanese-style shops and charming street scenes. This time, I chose to take the train from Mishima to Numazu Port early Monday morning. Stepping off the train, I was greeted by blue skies, white clouds, and a refreshing sea breeze. A word of caution: many shops are closed on Mondays, so be sure to check opening hours when planning your trip—but this tranquility allowed me to appreciate the modern architecture and outdoor art along the way at a truly chill pace (the eye-catching red goldfish sculpture is a must-see, a perfect photo spot!). This one-day trip to Numazu mainly focused on three popular restaurants near the port: Numazu Deep Sea Pudding Studio, Nishiyo, and Kakigoya, while also showcasing the most authentic "deep-sea" cultural landscape! Attractions & Food Recommendations 📍 Numazu Deep Sea Pudding Studio Address: 97 Sembon Minatomachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-0845 The name itself is very appealing! Specializing in a variety of puddings and desserts, their signature dish is the deep-sea pudding with a rich ocean color (it looks perfect for photos 😋). Besides common desserts, they also offer limited-edition ice cream and deep-sea themed souvenirs. The interior decor echoes the outdoor red goldfish sculpture, creating a modern art feel – perfect for taking tons of photos! If they're not open on Mondays, consider getting a box of their popular Uji popsicles to go – a treat for dessert lovers! 📍 Nishiyo Address: 109 Senbon Minatomachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-0845 A popular sushi spot in Numazu Port, known for its fresh seasonal seafood. The restaurant has a simple atmosphere and friendly service, giving it a local feel. A must-try – the sashimi donburi! The thick-cut sashimi is excellent value, served with freshly seared sea urchin and sweet shrimp. It's quite lively at lunchtime. If you come on a Monday, it's recommended to arrive early (around 11 am) to queue, otherwise it will sell out quickly. 📍 Kakigoya, Numazu Address: 97 Sembon Minatomachi, Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture 410-0845 Specializing in grilled oysters and charcoal-grilled seafood, the outdoor semi-open grilling area creates a great atmosphere. The ingredients are sourced directly from the port, resulting in fresh and sweet meat. Besides raw and cooked dishes, they also offer specialty drinks and beers. The daily seafood dishes are often snapped up by customers! Travel Tips & Insights 1. Numazu Port is very pleasant in the morning, with very few people, perfect for a leisurely stroll and taking photos. 2. Many small shops are closed on Mondays. If you want to have a proper meal, it's recommended to arrive at the port after 11 am. Check reservation and opening hours before your trip. 3. On a sunny day, the large red goldfish sculpture in the port area is a top choice for photos, with excellent lighting! (Right outside Numazu Deep Sea Pudding Studio) Transportation Tips + Other Useful Tricks · It only takes about 15 minutes by JR train from Mishima to Numazu, with frequent departures in the morning. Using an IC card (such as Suica/Pasmo) is recommended to save time and hassle compared to buying tickets. · Numazu Port is a bit of a walk from the station. If you don't want to walk, you can take a local bus or taxi, which takes about 10 minutes. · On sunny days, it's highly recommended to bring a hat or sunscreen, as the sun is intense near Numazu Port! · After enjoying your meal, you can take a stroll in the nearby port park; the sea view and clear sky are incredibly soothing. #NumazuFood #NumazuDayTrip #NumazuPortMustEat #ShizuokaTravel #JapanOffTheBeatenPathAttractions

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[Numazu] Stunning Mt. Fuji Views by the Kano River! The Perfect Base for Exploring Numazu! A Stay at the Numazu Riverside Hotel.
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[Numazu] Stunning Mt. Fuji Views by the Kano River! The Perfect Base for Exploring Numazu! A Stay at the Numazu Riverside Hotel.

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