Hello! This is the Matsuzaki Town Tourism Association!
Matsuzaki Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka Prefecture is a town located in the southern part of the Izu Peninsula.
On Mt. Fuji Day, February 23, Heisei 24, we declared "the town where you can see Mt. Fuji the most beautiful in the world".
Please come and see the large panorama of Mt. Fuji that can be seen over Suruga Bay.
We will send out information that will make you captivated by Matsuzaki Town, Shizuoka Prefecture, so thank you!
Matsuzaki Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka Prefecture is a town located in the southern part of the Izu Peninsula.
On Mt. Fuji Day, February 23, Heisei 24, we declared "the town where you can see Mt. Fuji the most beautiful in the world".
Please come and see the large panorama of Mt. Fuji that can be seen over Suruga Bay.
We will send out information that will make you captivated by Matsuzaki Town, Shizuoka Prefecture, so thank you!
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【Koyasan Promenade】
Restrooms available is a treasure trove of stone Buddha after Fukino Mountain Treasure House in Kadono, Matsuzaki Town, and is surrounded by an unknown tranquility with Strange Rock cliffs rising up facing the Mountain stream.
In addition to this, there are Shugenja Many other stone Buddhas, such as the stone pagoda of "Nanmu Amida Buddha" and the Bishamon Heavenly Stone Buddha with two children, which are said to have been visited by Ambassador Kobo and Bunkaku in the past, and the sacred place of Shingon esoteric Buddhism, which gives peace to the Visitors. "
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【Kumomi Camping site Roux Le Book (2)】
About the separate collection of Traditional Japanese straw raincoat
Combustible waste
(1) Drain the garbage well.
(2) Shellfish, styrofoam, trays, plastic bags, plastics, etc.
[Styrofoam should be broken into small pieces]
* You can take out the garbage in a supermarket plastic bag.
Cans
[Drink cans only]
(1) Do not put cigarette debris in it.
(2) Wash lightly.
* Restrooms available between aluminum and steel cans.
Kim Genus Gomi
(1) Remove dirt. [Please remove paper labels, etc.]
(2) Aluminum foils, caps, etc., oil cans
PET bottle
(1) Remove the cap, remove the label, and wash lightly.
[Caps and labels are for combustible garbage]
Items marked with (2) ♳
[If it is not labeled, please dispose of it in combustible garbage.]
Bottles & Glass
(1) Bottle caps, crowns, and wine mouths are disposed of in metal garbage
(2) Remove any foreign matter inside before washing
Cylinders & Spray Cans
(1) No holes are required.
(2) Cap to right-wing combustible garbage
Cardboard
(1) Remove paper clips, adhesive tape, etc., fold them, and put them out separately from combustible garbage
Extinguished charcoal and ash
Extinguish the fire and go to the designated area (garbage storage area in front of the administration building)
* Please do not dispose of it around the site or building.
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【Kumomi Camping site①】
・ Protect Roux and make fun memories
【Precautions】
〇 21:00 ~ 7:00 the next morning, please stay quiet so that you do not disturb each other.
Disturbing behavior to other facilities Use (noisy banquets, noisy Barbecue) is prohibited.
* "Noisy or loud voices" may disturb other customers.
* Please refrain from drinking too much.
〇 The bonfire is open until 21:30 at night. (Please be sure to pour water on it and take a vacation)
〇 Generators, electric Minamoto Use with engines, noise from musical instruments, music, Other machinery, etc., and idling of cars are prohibited.
Listen to the radio with the Volume lowered. (Prohibited after 20:00 at night)
〇 Drones are prohibited for safety reasons.
〇 Inside the facility, please drive slowly (please be careful not to jump out of children).
〇 Be sure to keep your pet on a leash and take care of it responsibly by the owner.
[Don't forget that some people are not good at it]
Unnecessary barking will be a nuisance to other guests (incomplete discipline is the responsibility of the owner)
* If you receive a warning from the manager, such as a violation of manners, please deal with it promptly.
〇 In order for children not to have accidents and not to be a nuisance to other customers, parents and Adults should always keep an eye on them and watch over them responsibly.
* Cooking area, Toilet, etc., please do not make noise or make mischief.
* Water guns are prohibited in the venue.
〇 Please do not leave or dispose of garbage outside the designated area.
* Smoking and littering are prohibited.
* Please do not dispose of extinguished charcoal, ash, garbage, etc. around the site, buildings, or hedges.
1. Squid is responsible for theft and accidents in the campsite, so please be careful.
2. In the event of damage such as damage to facilities or equipment due to intention or negligence, we will claim compensation such as repair costs. (Excluding Nature Generation, etc.)
3. There are thereare requests that refuse to use the facility and ask you to leave the venue immediately if you are unable to follow the instructions of the manager due to undesirable behavior in terms of safety management and facilities management.
In that case, the Use Fee will not be refunded.
【Kummi Auto Camp Field Roux Le Book (2)】
Request and information to Use
Thank you for Use auto camp cloud viewing Restrooms available.
We ask for your cooperation in the following so that everyone can have a fun and pleasant time.
〇 Please be quiet after 9 p.m. (Please be careful not to disturb the people around you, especially if you come in a group)
〇 Strict adherence to slow down in the campsite.
〇 Please turn off the engine while the car is stopped. If you are staying in the car, please minimize the opening and closing of the door at night.
〇 Campsite entry and exit hours 9:30 p.m. ~ 6 a.m. (If you are going in after hours, please let us know in advance.)
〇 Please do not enter the deck or auto site of vacant accommodations.
〇 Cooking area (please do not leave food waste, etc.)
〇 Please refrain from using the Cooking area after turning off the lights.
〇 Bonfires are at the bonfire! Please place a bonfire sheet under the fire pit. (No open flames)
Please place ashes in the designated area. Pour water on it by 9:30 p.m. to digest it.
Please do not leave wood chips unattended.
〇 Launch fireworks and loud fireworks are strictly prohibited. (Fireworks are allowed in front of the administration building until 9 p.m.)
〇 This campsite uses Nature water from the mountains and is very valuable. Please cooperate in saving water.
For those traveling with pets
〇 Please do not remove the leash of the dog. (Beware of unnecessary barking, etc.)
〇 Pet excretion places should be properly managed by the owner.
〇Please dispose of pet feces responsibly.
Information
◇ Check-in... 1 p.m. ~ 6 p.m.
◇ Check out... 11 a.m. *Accommodations are open until 10 a.m.
◇Use showers with coins. 200 yen 4 minutes Soap and shower allowed.
◇ Hair dryers are installed in the Toilet under the administration building and Restrooms available.
* Campground facilities are turned off at 9:30 pm.
Squid are not responsible for any accidents or theft in the campsite.
* Return of the price cannot be made due to customer's convenience.
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Koyasan Promenade: A village called Yakiyama in the upper reaches of the Iwashina River, which was once called "Yakiyama" because the mountain was burned and cultivated.
About 3 km into the mountains from the village, a cliff of Strange Rock rises up facing a mountain stream, and there is an unknown quiet area. This place is called Mt. Koya, and it used to be a place where Shugenja of Shingon esoteric Buddhism went, and there are many stone Buddhas.
☆ Legendary land related to famous monks ☆
There is even a legend that Kobo Daishi once visited here, but left because the smell of Fertilizer wafted from the nearby farmland and it was unclean and the depth of the valley was unsatisfactory, and eventually he went to Kishu (Wakayama Prefecture) and opened Mt. Koya. As if to confirm this good story, there was a statue of Kobo Daishi in the "Enma Shingyo" in the middle of the cliff, but it has now been moved to Eizenji Temple in Yagiyama and enshrined. Furthermore, at the end of the Edo period, a monk named Renren practiced in this "Enma Shingyo" and walked around praying for his presence, but his new spiritual experience became popular, and he was called a great master and respected, and the number of believers reached 200. And when he left this place, he left the scriptures and dharma robes as a memorial to the local Taguchi family. There is also an inscription on the same house stating that "Resigned was a person from Mikawa (Aichi Prefecture), and that he visited the area in the first year of Tenpo (1830) to worship the statue of Kobo Daishi, visited for about a year, and gathered many believers..." According to one theory, it is said that during the Kenkyu year (1190~1199), a man of letters also visited here, and when he was about to leave after completing his training, he could not leave because wild roses were entangled in his robe. So he took refuge in the cave again and continued his journey. Since then, the locals have called it "Bunkaku rose".
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![[Image1]Mt. Fukino is a 550-meter-high mountain that rises near the boundary between Matsuzaki and Nishi-Izu](https://img.cooljapan-videos.com/files/member_posts/image/f92c38284f89f9cf4636afe0902773e46b23b703.jpg)
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Mt. Fukino is a 550-meter-high mountain that rises near the boundary between Matsuzaki and Nishi-Izu towns, northeast of Matsuzaki City, along with Mt. Chokuro in Amagi. Located at the top of the mountain, the Soto School Fukino Mountain Treasure House is an ancient temple opened by Kukai (Kobo Daishi) in the 3rd year of Datong as a sacred place for esoteric Buddhism, and was originally called Fukino Jizo Secret Temple. In the Muromachi period, it flourished as a large sacred site with 88 temples, but after that, it was deserted and rebuilt by the monk Iwanaka. In the Bunki year (1501~04), the 4th generation monk Kiyoyasu of Kawazu and Fumon-in converted from Shingon Buddhism to Soto School, and from this time on, it became Hozoin. In the precincts, the largest cedar in Minami-Izu (circumference 6.5 m, height 34 m), which is estimated to be about 400 years old, and Oshima cherry trees that are 150 years old are densely grown, and it is rare to see more than 180 "wild Buddhas" lined up around the approach. Dainichi Nyorai, Yakushi Nyorai, Amitabha Buddha, Jizo, Kannon, Kobo Daishi, etc., all of which look like mossy stone Buddhas, seem to be singing a chorus of heartlessness in the human world. It is also the 7th sacred site of "Izu Yokodo 33 Kannon".
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In the western and southern parts of the Izu Peninsula, the ejecta of ancient submarine volcanoes is widely distributed. After a long period of undersea volcanoes, the whole of Izu rose and emerged on land, and subsequent erosion gave it its current appearance, allowing us to see firsthand the beautiful internal structures that would have been buried underground. Among the submarine volcanic ejecta, volcanic ash and pumice that fell on the seafloor were transformed into stone over a long period of time, retaining the stripes and other patterns that were formed on the seabed. The stone made in this way was useful as a soft, easy-to-process, and fire-resistant stone (Izu stone), and was produced and shipped in various parts of Izu until the beginning of the Showa era. Muroiwa-do is a quarry that was in operation from the Edo period to Showa 29, and is one of the few places where you can visit it while retaining the state of that time.
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About 1,200 Someiyoshino trees are planted about 6 kilometers from the mouth of the Nakagawa River, which flows through the center of Matsuzaki Town, to Osawa Onsen, and it is a famous place for cherry blossoms that bloom from late March to early April. Fun together with the "Flower Garden Using Rice Fields" held at the same time. During the flowering season, the cherry blossoms are lit up at night, and the cherry blossoms reflected in the Nakagawa River are also fantastic.
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ID:1The rows of cherry blossoms are spectacular, and it must be great to enjoy the blossoms here at night!This text has been automatically translated.
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In a vast rice field of about 30,000 square meters during the off-season, the seeds of six types of flowers, "Afuri Oyster Senka", "Ruri Karakusa", "Hime Goldfish Grass", "Tsumashiro Hinagiku", "Hinageshi", and "Yagurumasou", are sown in order from mid-February every year, and as far as the eye can see, it becomes a flower garden, and it is a famous place for flowers that Representative a Matsuzaki that will delight everyone who visit.
In the flower garden, there is a realistic scarecrow that looks exactly like humans and animals, a flower garden shrine (flower Torii (shrine gate)), a foot bath, and you can pick flowers for free from May 1 to 5 during Golden Week.
Also, from late March to early April, you can enjoy the rows of cherry blossom trees along the Nakagawa River (about 6 km, about 1,200 trees) together, and it is crowded with customers every year.
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ID:2Japan has four distinct seasons, and no matter when you come, there are beautiful flowers to admire, which is really enviable.This text has been automatically translated.
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ID:1There are cherry blossoms and it's a superb view ^^This text has been automatically translated.
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【Sea Cucumber Wall】
The name "sea cucumber wall" comes from the style of sticking flat tiles to the wall and plastering the joints to make them look like sea cucumbers. It has excellent fire prevention, heat retention, and moisture retention, and is a construction method for exterior walls that was seen in various places from the Meiji era to the early Showa period, but it has decreased year by year due to aging and rebuilding. Currently, it is found in Matsuzaki Town and Shimoda City in Izu, and in Kurashiki City in Okayama Prefecture and Higashihiroshima City in Hiroshima Prefecture nationwide. There are still more than 190 buildings left in Matsuzaki, retaining their old-fashioned taste.
Sea cucumber walls have become rare in Japan. It is regarded as an important resource in the town and is actively engaged in conservation activities. Even now, there are plasterers who can make sea cucumber walls, and in addition to passing on techniques and improving the cityscape by repairing them, the "Matsuzaki Kura Creation Team" made up of local volunteers is promoting conservation and awareness-raising campaigns. The sea cucumber wall exists as a matter of course, but it is only because of the desire and efforts of these craftsmen and townspeople to "leave local resources for the future" that they can be preserved.
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【Izu Bunya】
Built in Meiji 43 (1910) (1910), the Izubun Residence was once run by a kimono merchant.
In Matsuzaki Town, the building was donated by the owner and the interior was developed as a valuable historical building representing the Meiji era. Currently, it is open as a free rest area. In the park next to the Izubun residence, there is also a foot bath.
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