A rope way leads up to the summit of Mt. Katsuragi. From here, you can enjoy a 360-degree view of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Gulf. You can view beautiful seasonal blossoms and the famous rhododendrons, which bloom in late April. This is a 10-minute walk from Nanzanso.
This is a botanical garden with 20,000 tropical orchids of 500 different varieties. Moreover, shopping areas and restaurants are located here. This is a 10-minute drive from Nanzanso.
This is an aquarium located in Santo bay, close to Nanzanso. The dolphin and seal shows are popular among children. This aquarium is one of the largest ones of jellyfish in Japan; jellyfish attract a number of people as they light up mysteriously in the dark. This is a 15-minute drive from Nanzanso
At EMA Strawberry Picking Center, you can experience picking strawberries. The strawberry is a major product in the Izu area. Akihime strawberries, which are sweet and juicy, were first grown in Shizuoka. The center is open from December to May. It is a 15-minute drive from Nanzanso.
Egawa-Tei is the residence of the Egawa family, whose members served as the local governors of the Izu district. This residence was built 400 years ago but is well maintained and is reminiscent of the Kamakura period. It is a 20-minute drive from Nanzanso.
This furnace was used to melt metal and cast cannons that settled in Tokyo bay when Commodore Perry pressured to open the country almost 150 years ago. It has been valued as an industrial property since it is the only reverberatory furnace in the world. It is a 20-minute drive from Nanzanso.
