Head to Miho no Matsubara, a UNESCO World Heritage site and part of Mt. Fuji’s cultural landscape. Walking through the 7km coastline lined with 30,000 ancient pine trees, you will witness the iconic view of Mt. Fuji rising beyond the blue ocean—a classic scene immortalized in traditional Ukiyo-e prints. Don’t miss the legendary Hagoromo-no-Matsu(Angel's Feather Robe Pine), a sacred tree with over 650 years of history.

Head to the vibrant Kashi-no-Ichi Market, famously known as the Kitchen of Shimizu. As the city is Japan's top port for tuna, this market offers an incredible selection of world-class seafood. Experience the lively atmosphere of a local wholesale market where you can browse fresh catches and discover the unique maritime food culture of the region.

Conclude your tour with a relaxing stroll through the Hinodecho area, the heart of the Shimizu waterfront. This district perfectly blends historical charm with modern port-town atmosphere. You can feel the refreshing sea breeze while exploring the scenic walking paths along the harbor and historical warehouses, offering a peaceful end to your exploration of Shimizu’s unique culture and history.