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Tour Itinerary

  • 13:25 Depart from the Hatoba Verkehr Museum bus stop and head to the Miho no Matsubara entrance by bus. From Miho Shrine, take the Path of the Gods to Miho no Matsubara. 14:30 Head to Nihondaira by taxi. 15:10 After visiting Yume Terrace, take the ropeway to Kunozan Toshogu Shrine. 17:00 After visiting Kunozan Toshogu Shrine and the museum, return to Nihondaira by ropeway. 17:15
  • Head to Shimizu Port by taxi. 17:35 Arrive at Shimizu Port and disband there.

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Because the ship arrived two hours late, the tour ended up being a little rushed. Normally, on the way back from Nihondaira, we take a bus to Higashi-Shizuoka Station and then a train back to Shimizu Station, but this time we were running short on time, so with the guests' agreement we used a taxi for the return trip as well. At the museum, the guests took great interest in a table clock that the King of Spain had presented to Tokugawa Ieyasu 400 years ago as thanks for the rescue of shipwrecked sailors.

Transportation cost per person

No.TransportationRouteFare
Section 1BusHatoba Verkehr Museum/Shizutetsu Just Line~Miho no Matsubara Entrance/Shizutetsu Just Line340JPY
Total340JPY

I am glad to introduce myself to the prospective tourists visiting Japan from abroad. My name is Yasuo Ochiai, but please call me “Yasu” if you have a chance to be my guests in Japan. I have been an English tourist guide for 37 years and having a good reputation from my guests. I am proud of having a good knowledge not only about the scenic spots in Japan but also about Japanese cultures, such as Kabuki, Noh, and Flower Arrangement. When I show you around the sightseeing spots, I always promise to treat you warmly and give the best explanation as much as possible. I hope that you will go back to your countries with good memories of Japan.