Located on the southwest coast of the Izu Peninsula, Matsuzaki is an off-the-beaten-track destination that rewards intrepid travelers with a range of activities and experiences.
Matsuzaki is made up of two main areas, Matsuzaki Town and the Kumomi Bay area.
HIGHLIGHTS OF ATAMI MATSUZAKI
1 Nakaze Residence & Iwashina School
2 Yambushi Trail MTB and Sea Kayak Fishing
3 Ishibu Terraced rice paddy fields
4 Chohachi Art Museum
5 Former Yoda Residence
6 Senganmon Rocks, Mt Eboshi & Kumomi Sengen Shrine
7 Kumomi Beach
8 Namako Wall Street
Matsuzaki port town thrived in the silk yarn business of the 19th century and the town has a unique history of craftsmanship which can be seen in some of the Jubun Iwashima School building, local Namako wall architecture, and the Chohachi Art Museum.
Kumomi Bay area provides great views of Mt Fuji and attractions such as the Senganmon Rocks a volcanic feature forming a natural gate shape that is a popular spot for snorkeling and sea kayaking, and the 160 meters tall Mt Eboshi – the steep steps is a great test of your leg strength and cardio but the view from the top on a clear day is worth the effort.
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