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Located at the southernmost tip of the Izu Peninsula, Minami-Izu Town is a Town rich in nature surrounded by lush green mountains and crystal clear waters.

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May. 20, 2024

We created the poster "Here We Go! Summer in Minami-Izu".
It comes in two sizes: B1 728×1030 mm and B2 515×728 mm.
Please use it for this summer’s promotions.
The B2 size can be used double-sided.

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Minamiizu Tourism Association posted.

May. 9, 2024 (edited)

[Image1]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image2]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image3]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image4]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image5]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image6]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image7]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image8]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image9]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image10]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image11]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image12]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image13]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image14]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image15]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image16]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image17]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image18]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image19]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

[Image20]Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May

Fifty years have passed since the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake that struck at 8:33 a.m. on May 9, 1974. Some black-and-white photos, with a few in color, that were held by the Minami-Izu Town Tourism Association at the time still remain; their condition is poor, but we are publishing them in the hope they will help future earthquake preparedness.
At that time, tourism had been growing in Minami-Izu Town—sparked by the opening of the Izu Kyuko Line in 1961 and the opening of the Margaret Line in 1972 (which was made free in 1983)—and the local economy was becoming increasingly dependent on tourism when tragedy struck again.
A series of disasters followed: the Aono River flood caused by heavy rains in July 1976, the Kawazu Earthquake in August of the same year, and the offshore Izu Oshima earthquake in 1978. Infrastructure development could not keep up, and visitor numbers plummeted.
Nevertheless, the town gradually overcame those immense hardships and slowly rebuilt. Today, summer draws large numbers of visitors to the area.
From a global perspective, earthquakes are natural events like typhoons, so it is extremely important to prepare for disasters based on past lessons and to pass those lessons on to future generations.

What was the Izu Peninsula Offshore Earthquake?
It was a shallow earthquake with its epicenter off Cape Irozaki that occurred at 8:33 a.m. on May 9, 1974, with a magnitude of 6.9.
The quake caused tremendous damage: 38 people were killed or went missing, and approximately 370 buildings were completely or partially destroyed.

Date and time: May 9, 1974, 8:33 a.m.
Magnitude: 6.9
Fatalities and missing: 38 people
Damage (complete and partial collapse): about 370 buildings

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Minamiizu Tourism Association posted.

Apr. 29, 2024

[Image1]“Takenoko Village,” nestled in the center of Minami-Izu Town in the national park, is overflowing wi

[Image2]“Takenoko Village,” nestled in the center of Minami-Izu Town in the national park, is overflowing wi

[Image3]“Takenoko Village,” nestled in the center of Minami-Izu Town in the national park, is overflowing wi

[Image4]“Takenoko Village,” nestled in the center of Minami-Izu Town in the national park, is overflowing wi

[Image5]“Takenoko Village,” nestled in the center of Minami-Izu Town in the national park, is overflowing wi

“Takenoko Village,” nestled in the center of Minami-Izu Town in the national park, is overflowing with seasonal flavors. Let your children experience the nostalgic tastes of the past—this will surely become a memorable day.
Experience bamboo shoot picking across an expansive 490,000-square-meter bamboo grove. Enjoy local specialties sold on site and meals centered on bamboo shoots.
The mountains offer seasonal tastes throughout the year: bamboo shoots, shiitake mushrooms, wild mountain vegetables, amanatsu citrus, chestnuts, and shihotake (square bamboo). Take home memories of bamboo craftwork, too—every activity promises fun and a peaceful break from the city bustle.

October 10–October 31 Shihotake Picking
It’s shihotake season—pick the shoots of this square-shaped bamboo.
Although this rare species originates from China, it tastes excellent. Depending on the weather, the season can extend into early November.

May Amanatsu Citrus Picking
Fully ripened and naturally grown, these fruits offer a perfect balance of tartness and sweetness that fills your mouth with delightful flavor.

September Chestnut Gathering
The season is planned from early September to early October (subject to change depending on summer weather). For details, please call us.

November, December, and March Shiitake Picking
Yields depend on rainfall, but you can enjoy the thick, natural shiitake flavor that defines true shiitake mushrooms.”

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Apr. 30, 2024

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Bamboo shoots are magnificent! Looks delicious ^^

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Apr. 29, 2024

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Bamboo shoot hunting sounds fun

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Minamiizu Tourism Association posted.

Apr. 25, 2024

[Image1]The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and ca

[Image2]The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and ca

[Image3]The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and ca

[Image4]The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and ca

[Image5]The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and ca

[Image6]The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and ca

The beach forms a literal bow-shaped curve about 1.2 km long, with a gently sloping shoreline and calm waves, making it a safe and enjoyable spot for couples and families.
To the east, the projecting Tarai Cape offers a superb observation point with sweeping coastal views; to the south you can see the Izu Islands, and to the east and west the coastline stretches toward Tsumekizaki and Ishirōzaki respectively—one of the site’s proud features.
● Selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Swimming Beaches
● Selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Shores (Japan’s Top 100 Forests, Waterfalls, and Shores)
● Selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 White Sand and Green Pine Beaches
● One of the Three Great Beaches of Izu (Yumigahama, Shirahama Ōhama, Imai-hama)

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Apr. 5, 2024 (edited)

[Image1]Irozaki Ocean Park 5th Anniversary Program・Free parking (9:00–16:00) ※You will not be able to exit a

[Image2]Irozaki Ocean Park 5th Anniversary Program・Free parking (9:00–16:00) ※You will not be able to exit a

[Image3]Irozaki Ocean Park 5th Anniversary Program・Free parking (9:00–16:00) ※You will not be able to exit a

Irozaki Ocean Park 5th Anniversary Program
・Free parking (9:00–16:00)
※You will not be able to exit after 16:00.

Saturday, April 6
・Free fruit punch made with Taiwanese fruits (limited to 100 servings) ※From 10:00 until sold out
・Grilled spiny lobster sale on the beach (limited to 100 servings) ※From 10:00 until sold out
・Local food trucks scheduled to appear
・Collaboration clear file sale: The Light Keepers × Shimoda High School Minamiizu Branch

Sunday, April 7
・Grilled spiny lobster sale (limited to 100) ※From 10:00 until sold out
・Local food trucks scheduled to appear
・Collaboration clear file sale: The Light Keepers × Shimoda High School Minamiizu Branch
・13:00 – Appearance by Minami-Izu Town–authorized ambassador Melon Sheet Journey
・Commemorative photo session
・Original T-shirt sale

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Apr. 8, 2024 (edited)

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Ise Shrimp looks delicious...

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Minamiizu Tourism Association posted.

Apr. 5, 2024

[Image1]In Minami-Izu Town, 800 Kawazu cherry trees and 200 Somei-Yoshino together are called the Thousand C

[Image2]In Minami-Izu Town, 800 Kawazu cherry trees and 200 Somei-Yoshino together are called the Thousand C

[Image3]In Minami-Izu Town, 800 Kawazu cherry trees and 200 Somei-Yoshino together are called the Thousand C

[Image4]In Minami-Izu Town, 800 Kawazu cherry trees and 200 Somei-Yoshino together are called the Thousand C

In Minami-Izu Town, 800 Kawazu cherry trees and 200 Somei-Yoshino together are called the Thousand Cherry Trees.
After the Kawazu cherry season (around mid-February) passes, the Somei-Yoshino season follows (they usually peak in early April).
We have prepared the following guide map for the Somei-Yoshino cherry trees; please use it as a reference.
They are expected to be at their best from April 6th to 9th.
The weather tends to be perfect for strolling at that time, so why not take a leisurely walk?

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Minamiizu Tourism Association posted.

Apr. 1, 2024

[Image1]Margaret Picking at Ihama in Minami-Izu Town Starts March 27You can start picking the town’s officia

[Image2]Margaret Picking at Ihama in Minami-Izu Town Starts March 27You can start picking the town’s officia

[Image3]Margaret Picking at Ihama in Minami-Izu Town Starts March 27You can start picking the town’s officia

Margaret Picking at Ihama in Minami-Izu Town Starts March 27

You can start picking the town’s official flower, the margaret (marguerite).
Stop by during your spring break trip or drive by.

❁ From Wednesday, March 27, 2024 — until supplies last
❁ 9:00–15:00; canceled in case of rain
❁ Free; up to 10 stems per person
❁ Near Ihama Fishing Port; look for the banners

🚘 About a 1-hour drive from Shimoda Station

🚌 Local buses to Ihama take about 1 hour 5 minutes; service is very limited, so we recommend coming by car.
Scissors available for loan
Event may end early if the margarets run out.

Contact
Ihama Flower Association
Tel: 090-3384-6701 (Contact: Saito)
Please call during daytime hours.

🌼 Request
To help ensure the event continues in future years, a donation box is provided.
We appreciate your cooperation.

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Minamiizu Tourism Association posted.

Mar. 20, 2024 (edited)

[Image1]As part of Minami-Izu Town’s Nature Festival program, you can enjoy a free led-horse riding experien

[Image2]As part of Minami-Izu Town’s Nature Festival program, you can enjoy a free led-horse riding experien

[Image3]As part of Minami-Izu Town’s Nature Festival program, you can enjoy a free led-horse riding experien

[Image4]As part of Minami-Izu Town’s Nature Festival program, you can enjoy a free led-horse riding experien

[Image5]As part of Minami-Izu Town’s Nature Festival program, you can enjoy a free led-horse riding experien

As part of Minami-Izu Town’s Nature Festival program, you can enjoy a free led-horse riding experience at Izu Shimoda Riding Club.
Take this chance to interact with horses!
A gentle horse is waiting for you!^^!
Date: Monday, April 29th, 2024 (National Holiday)

Riding schedule
First session 10:00–12:00
Second session 13:00–15:00

Contact: Izu Shimoda Riding Club
Address: 563 Kamigamo, Minami-Izu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka 415-0302
TEL: 0558-62-2919

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Mar. 22, 2024

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He looks 🥕🤭 really kind

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허민지

Mar. 21, 2024

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The carrot-eating horse is so cute!

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Mar. 20, 2024

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Horse's good look 🤭

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Minamiizu Tourism Association posted.

Mar. 20, 2024 (edited)

[Image1]When the Somei Yoshino cherry trees bloom each year, we Japanese are reminded just how much we truly

[Image2]When the Somei Yoshino cherry trees bloom each year, we Japanese are reminded just how much we truly

[Image3]When the Somei Yoshino cherry trees bloom each year, we Japanese are reminded just how much we truly

[Image4]When the Somei Yoshino cherry trees bloom each year, we Japanese are reminded just how much we truly

When the Somei Yoshino cherry trees bloom each year, we Japanese are reminded just how much we truly love cherry blossoms, and our hearts dance as we look forward to the mountain-dyeing yamazakura and the cherry-lined banks of the Aono River.
Please enjoy a relaxed, countryside-style hanami in Minami-Izu from a kayak, a very different experience from the urban cherry-viewing in central Tokyo.
For lunch we provide the annual chirashi sushi—let’s eat beneath the cherry trees. After lunch we will, of course, head out for strawberry picking.
This year we welcome participants from elementary school age.

◆Event period: Saturday, March 23, 2024 to Sunday, April 7, 2024
※The schedule may change depending on cherry blossom conditions.
※There is no cancellation fee for date changes or cancellations due to flowering conditions.

◆Meeting time and place
・Meeting place: SURFACE office
・Meeting time: 10:00

◆Schedule
10:00 Meet and travel to Yumigahama (start from Aono River depending on weather)
10:30 On-land briefing on paddling and safety, then launch from Yumigahama toward the Aono River
12:00 Land at Deai Bridge (near the rape blossom field) for chirashi sushi lunch
13:00 Drive from the landing site to strawberry picking
13:30 Return to the kayaks and head back to Yumigahama
15:00 Finish

◆Fees (tax included)
・Rental participation: ¥12,100
・Elementary school students: ¥7,700
・Bring-your-own-kayak participation: ¥8,800
※Included in the price: kayak rental, kayak guide, instruction, lunch, and strawberry picking fees, etc.
※Boot rental: ¥500 (Please tell us your size in advance. We may not be able to accommodate same-day requests.)

◆Who it’s for
・Beginners welcome
・Junior high school students and older (single-person kayak)
・Elementary school students (two-person sit-on-top kayak)
・Families with elementary school children will use two-person sit-on-top kayaks.
※If an adult feels anxious, we can provide a two-person sit-on-top kayak—please let us know.

◆What to bring
Clothing suitable for sea kayaking: clothes that can get wet, a lightweight fleece, rain jacket, rain pants, and boots.
※If you plan to shop during the landing, bring money.
※Because the two-person sit-on-top kayak in particular will get your seat wet, please be sure to bring rain pants.

Address: 961-1 Minato, Minami-Izu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka 415-0152
Phone: 0558-62-2114

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Mar. 20, 2024 (edited)

[Image1] Baby Barry FarmThey raise their adorable strawberries as carefully as if they were babies. Nestled

[Image2] Baby Barry FarmThey raise their adorable strawberries as carefully as if they were babies. Nestled

[Image3] Baby Barry FarmThey raise their adorable strawberries as carefully as if they were babies. Nestled

[Image4] Baby Barry FarmThey raise their adorable strawberries as carefully as if they were babies. Nestled

<Strawberry Picking> Baby Barry Farm
They raise their adorable strawberries as carefully as if they were babies. Nestled in Minami-Izu Town’s great outdoors, they want everyone to enjoy fully ripe, deep-red Benihoppe strawberries.
The high-bench cultivation lets visitors pick strawberries while standing, so anyone can enjoy the experience without strain.
They pay close attention to fertilizers, growing strawberries that are gentle for people and kind to the environment.
◆ Strawberry picking period: December 31, 2023 to May 6, 2024
The above period is tentative and may end once berries run out.
◆ Opening hours: Last admission 10:00–15:00
Closed on Tuesdays (open during the New Year holidays, public holidays, and the cherry blossom festival).
◆ Experience time: 60 minutes ※All-you-can-eat
◆ Pricing information
○ Period 1: December 31–April 15 ¥2,500 (adult), ¥1,800 (ages 2–elementary school; ages 65 and over)
○ Period 2: April 16–May 6 ¥1,800 (adult), ¥1,800 (ages 2–elementary school; ages 65 and over)
Children ages 3 through elementary school are charged the child rate.
Children under 3 are free.
Group discount: 10% off for groups of 20 adults or more.
Furusato gratitude vouchers can be used.
◆ Notes
・The site is barrier-free, so strollers and wheelchairs can enter without difficulty.
・The restrooms are not barrier-free.
・When the weather is warm, the greenhouse can become very hot; wear layers that are easy to remove and consider bringing a hat.
・Condensed milk and similar items are not provided, but you may bring your own.
・The experience may end depending on crop conditions or when strawberries run out, so please inquire in advance.

Address: 96 Ishii, Minami-Izu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka 415-0306
Phone: 090-7300-1115

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I love strawberries~

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Hello to all COOL JAPAN VIDEOS viewers! This is the Minamiizu Tourism Association.
Located at the southernmost tip of the Izu Peninsula, Minami-Izu Town is a Town rich in nature surrounded by lush green mountains and crystal clear waters.

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We created the poster "Here We Go! Summer in Minami-Izu". It comes in two sizes: B1 728×1030 mm and B2 515×728 mm. Please use it for this summer’s promotions. *The B2 size can be used double-sided.*

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We created the poster "Here We Go! Summer in Minami-Izu".
It comes in two sizes: B1 728×1030 mm and B2 515×728 mm.
Please use it for this summer’s promotions.
The B2 size can be used double-sided.