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Description
Overview
The lava flow which flowed out from Shin-Fuji Volcano about 10,000 years ago flowed down the valley between Mt.Ashitaka and Mt.Hakone nearly 40 kilometers and created the ground of Mishima city.
The lava flow named Mishima Lava stopped at near Rakujuen and Shirataki Park. Snow melting water and rain water of Mt.Fuji which has flowed through the gap of underground lava flow springs out in Mishima city area, where the end of the lava flow is located.
Rich spring water gives great blessings to the people of the water city, Mishima. You will also have a chance to visit the Mishima Taisha Shrine, where the volcanic god of the Izu Islands is enshrined.
Explore Mishima – City of Water today!
Itinerary
| 1 | Rakujuen Park |
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| 2 | Genbei River |
| 3 | Mishima Taisha Shrine |
| 4 | Shirataki Park |
Highlights
| Availability/ Operating Hours | On Request 9:00 – 17:00 Everyday
*Unavailable on Mondays |
|---|---|
| Meeting Time | On request |
| Meeting Place | Mishima Municipal Park, Rakujuen Entrance Show on GoogleMap |
| Time Required | About 2.5 hours |
| Price |
* Rakujuen Entrance Fee – 300 yen |
| Number of persons | 2-10 people |
| What’s included | Guide fee |
| What to bring | Walking clothes, footwear, hat, rain gear, drinks, etc. |
| Language | English and Japanese |
| Wheelchair Friendly | No |
| Kids Friendly | Yes |
| Reservation | Please reserve 4 days in advance. |
| Payment Option | Cash |
| Cancellation Policy |
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