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In the wasabi fields in front of us, many fireflies danced in abundance in June.

Kawazu River River promenade"Sagano Valley”

A promenade is built along the Kawazu River River from in front of the hotel to Yugano Onsen.
Yugano "Izu Dancer" literary monument is now close to 16 minutes on foot.
Shimosagano Seven-Eleven is about 8 minutes on foot.

  • Tourist attractions

    • Firefly viewing in June

      The peak time for firefly viewing is from 7:45 PM to around 8:15 PM.

    • In June, you can enjoy watching fireflies in the wasabi fields just below.

      The time when fireflies dance in abundance is getting earlier every year.They start flying on May 10th, with the peak expected in early June.
      The best time to see it is from around 7:45 PM to 8:15 PM.

    • Kawazu Dancer Hot Spring

      This tranquil, traditional Japanese-style building offers separate large public baths for men and women, open-air baths, waterfall showers, bubble baths, and saunas.There's a break room, perfect for relaxing.

    • Kawazu Sakura's footbath

    • Kawazu peak footbath

    • Kawazu Daifunto

    • Kawazu Funto Park Hot Spring Egg Making Corner

    • Agricultural product direct sales store located within Kawazu Tourism Exchange Center

      Summer vegetables have started appearing at farmers' markets.

    • Experience-based zoo iZoo

    • Izu Shimoda Aquarium

    • Kawazu Old Amagi Tunnel

      It's a delightful walk of over four hours from Amagi Pass to Kawazu Nanataki and Yugano Onsen, as you search for traces of Izu Dancer, and you can enjoy the romance of that era around the Yugano Public Bath.

    • Kawazu Loop Bridge(Autumn Foliage)

    • Kawazu Bagatelle Park

      Bagatelle Park closed for the season in March.It seems that admission to the park is free until October.
      The spring rose season is from May to July, and the autumn rose season is from October to January.

    • Imaihama

      Located just a 5-minute walk from Imaihama-kaigan Station, this is the closest beach to a station Izu, making it a convenient and relaxing place for families to enjoy swimming.

    • Mount Amagi

      Hatchoike hiking course.

    • Shokei Falls

      The first waterfall of Kawazu Seven Waterfalls, Shokei Falls, is a 5-minute walk from the town-operated parking lot.
    • The round trip to Saganogawa Gorge takes 30 minutes.

      Sagano Valley Walking Trail　　

      A walk along the river is a moment where you can feel the gentle nature.
      Enjoy a walk along the Sagano River Valley or Kawazu River with our hotel as the starting point.
    • Japanese Mitten Crab from Kawazu River turn bright red when boiled.

      A guide to the specialty dishes of Kawazu River in autumn.

      In October, Kawazu River River begins Japanese Mitten Crab season, and people seek out its delicious taste.
      Many customers visit, making it a lively place.We offer accommodation and lunch.
      We accept reservations for the Zugani plan online, and for lunch by phone.
    • The cherry blossom tunnel is at Mine Onsen

      Viewing Kawazu Cherry Blossom in February

      Kawazu Cherry Blossom Blossom Festival is held in February.
      Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival is a cherry blossom event that adds color to early spring."Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival Official website" is here

    • Wisteria flowers bloom along Kawazu River in May.

      The wisteria flowers blooming on the property are starting earlier each year, reaching full bloom before the Golden Week holidays in May, which is a little disappointing.

  • Touring Part 1 Izu Yumigahama Route

    Enjoy the Izu!
    We would like to introduce a special motorcycle touring route where you can experience the charm of Izu, based in our hotel!

    • Izu Rias Coast

      Leave the hotel and go to Prefectural Route 14.
      Turn right at Mine Ohashi intersection.
      It runs downstream along the Kawazu River River to the sea.
      Turn right at the Yatsu intersection toward Shimoda.
      From here we will run along the Izu East Coast.
      Rias coast of Izu.
      Route 135, which runs along the coast, has moderate windings.
      Run along a varied coastline with the blue glowing Pacific Ocean as your side.
      There is a parking lot with a nice view called Ogasaki Wing on the way,
      The view from there is 180 degrees of the sea!
      The sea spreads out as far as the eye can see.

    • The area around Shimoda Port is known as Roadside Station Kaikoku Shimoda Minato.

      There is also a Shimoda fishing port restaurant.
      Among them, Shimoda Burger is very popular with riders.
      The contents are Kinme fries.
      It's hearty and satisfying to eat.
      Farewell to National Route 135 after passing through the center of Shimoda.

    • To beach Tatadohama

      Drive on Route 136.
      Turn left at the Tatadohama intersection.
      Once on a side street, head to Tatadohama, one of the best beaches in Izu.
      Very close to the coast!
      Don't forget to take a commemorative photo with your favorite car!
      Return to Route 136 and continue south.

    • Passing along the Kisami Ohama coast to Ryugu Cave

      Turn left at the Taushi Iriguchi intersection, and go through the Kisami Ohama beach to Ryugu cave.
      Ryugu-kutsu is a cave formed by wave erosion with a skylight about 50m in diameter.
      Known as a tourist attraction, you can see it from above or from below.
      It's a wobbly leg, but it's a loss if you don't see it.
      Mysterious spots will soothe your soul.
      Return to National Route 136 and go further south.

    • Aiming for the final destination Yumigahama, Minamiizu Town

      On the way, you will pass by a field of rape blossoms.
      Finally, we arrived at Yumigahama!
      A 1km long beach that has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 beaches.
      It features a white sandy beach.
      Marine attractions are set up during the sea bathing season.
      The sandy beach that stretches like a bow is a spectacular view!

    • route taken by bike

    • Tsutsuken 4mini Moped Moto Blog

      Supervised by local YouTuber Tsutsuken.
      Utilizing the mobility of a moped in Izu, the mecca of touring,
      I will introduce them here and there.
      When touring Izu,
      Thank you for your interest in "Tsutsuken 4mini Moped Moto Blog".

    • Minibike enthusiasts club

      Riders are welcome.

  • mountain stream fishing

    Kawazu River River system includes the Yatsugawa River, Sawada River (a real hidden gem), Sagano River, Konabe River, Onabe River, Okuhara River, and Numano River, all flowing downstream. Another hidden gem is the Tajiri River, which flows from Mitake Iritani.

    Sagano River... Kawazu River River is a tributary of the Kawazu River; this tributary can be accessed from beside the Sagano Bridge on Prefectural Road 14.The first waterfall is Sanyoin Waterfall, located below the bridge.There's a great spot to fish from above, overlooking a waterfall, with large fish lurking on both sides of the drop. A few years ago, I spent a year fishing there and managed to catch 10 fish over 30cm.After the water level rises, amago trout will move in from the main stream.Also, in the past, May trout would enter the area and could be seen jumping out of the waterfall.If you go in the opposite direction from here by stepping on the stones, you'll reach a dynamic gorge with towering boulders and strangely shaped rocks, but there's also a walking path right beside it, so you can rest assured.

  • Stream fishing is also fun

    Kawazu River has many tributaries and branches from the main stream, making it a great place to enjoy stream fishing.

    • mountain stream fishing

    • Fly fishing is a great activity in Kawazu River.

    • Giant Eel Waterfall

      Sanyoin Falls

  • Sanyoin Falls

    I've heard that there used to be several large eels living in this waterfall, and that the villagers caught some of them.
    At this facility, the previous owner captured three of them around 1963.

    • Sanyoin Falls