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Takumishuku is a premier destination for experiencing Japan's rich heritage of traditional crafts, a legacy that dates back to the Imagawa and Tokugawa eras in Shizuoka. As one of the largest experience-based artisanal workshops in the country, it offers an opportunity to engage with bamboo ware, indigo and tea dyeing, woodworking, lacquering, and pottery. Here, you can ignite your creativity and try your hand at a wide selection of crafts. We also offer exclusive experience plans for WARAKU guests for a deeper dive into these timeless art forms.

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A café nestled within Takumishuku, dedicated to brightening your day. We proudly serve a wide range of foods, drinks, and desserts, featuring local Mariko honey from Muramoto Bee Farm and other ingredients and seasonings sourced within the prefecture. Our heartfelt service aims to ensure that every guest leaves with a smile.

telephone 050-3647-4898

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Situated on the West wing of Takumishuku, this café embraces the concept, "The cup you have here shapes your coffee journey ahead." It's a haven for coffee enthusiasts, offering a wide variety of styles made by expert baristas with beans selected by our dedicated roasters. We tailor our coffee to suit your preferred roast and brewing method.

telephone 050-3647-4080

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Located on the Northwest corner of Takumishuku, TOKIYA carries on the flavors of the local Izumigaya favorite GOSAKU. Our kintsuba are thin, and feature a subtle sweet bean filling wrapped in a fragrant yomogi (mugwort) dough, each piece meticulously baked on a flat open iron. We cherish a traditional method to offer a kintsuba that is both rustic and refined. See what separates our kintsuba from the rest.

telephone 050-3647-0996

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A Showa-era retro shop, GOSAKU is proud to be a delightful spot for all ages. For children, it's a place of discovery; for adults, a nostalgic journey filled with fond memories. Specializing in Japanese sweets and Shizuoka-style oden, it’s a wholesome treat for any generation.

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Also located within Takumishuku, Shizuoka Brewing is a small-scale brewery founded by brewers enamored with people, food, and the culture of Shizuoka. With the aspiration to foster a community-centered, homegrown beer culture in town, they focus on two styles — Lager and IPA. They’re committed to making craft beers with a distinct aroma and an exceptional smoothness and drinkability.

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A Western-style restaurant embracing the flavors of each season. With a desire for guests to enjoy plenty of vegetables, the appetizer assortment features over fifteen different kinds of veggies. Choose from five different sauces for your hamburger steak, or enjoy a variety of colorful spaghetti dishes for a delightful lunch. The heartfelt preparation enhances the natural flavors of each ingredient, offering a taste experience that truly showcases the richness of the land's produce.

telephone 054-258-5423

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Savor authentic al dente soba noodles, made with 100% whole grain buckwheat ground with a stone mill and prepared to such an unparalleled level of quality you can almost sense it through the photograph. The rich aroma and hearty flavor of our coarsely-ground soba flour is sure to satisfy true soba enthusiasts. The tempura, featuring an abundant selection of seasonal vegetables and wild plants, is both light and crispy, providing a delightful accompaniment for a memorable meal with a splendid garden view.

telephone 054-204-8588

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Centered around a variety of fish broths from mackerel and bonito to sardines, our specialty is thickly grated yam, a signature local dish known as “tororo-jiru.” The robust flavor keeps the chopsticks moving and its smoothness offers a delightful experience your mouth will never forget. Besides our classic barley and tororo set meal, our popular tororo soba is a must-try. Enjoy your meal with a scenic view, and don’t forget to try our impeccable side dishes, including simmered foods and savory flavors.

telephone 054-259-8505

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Set in the heart of the Izumigaya valley, Taigetsuro is a secluded sukiya-style ryotei with a sprawling 3,300 square meter estate. The restaurant specializes in kaiseki cuisine, featuring seasonal ingredients and a variety of Shizuoka-inspired culinary delights, thoughtfully concluded with Mariko's signature tororo-jiru. The ever-changing seasonal kaiseki course requires reservations. Also noteworthy are the limited-edition bento boxes, another testament to the season's bounty. Taigetsuro stands out as one of Shizuoka's finest establishments, offering a dining experience that marries exquisite flavors with luxurious ambiance.

telephone 054-259-0181

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This honey shop in Mariko focuses on local and nearby harvested honey. Renowned for their smooth beeswax creams and candles, they've earned a reputation for quality. Their unique honey gelato, made with the distinct Karasu Zansho (prickly-ash) honey, offers a rich and robust flavor experience. On a pleasant side-note, Shizuoka Brewing in Takumishuku brews a fine Honey Pils.

telephone 054-259-3797

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This local bee farm offers seven different kinds of honey depending on the season, including yama-zakura, lotus flower, mandarine, Japanese holly, prickly-ash, and even a select out-of-town apple honey. Thick, rich and distinct in flavor, their 100% pure and natural honey is sure to impress. You’ll be surprised just how different honey can taste. At the café HACHI & MITSU, inside Takumishiku, you can enjoy drinks made with these unique honeys as well.

telephone 054-259-5906

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The Mariko Castle was originally constructed in the Oei period (1394-1428) by Saito Yasumoto, a loyal subordinate of the Imagawa clan of Suruga Province. It evolved into a key stronghold guarding the Western gateway to the Imagawa's Suruga Fuchu base, playing a crucial role in the region's military strategy. Now, it's part of a scenic hiking route that runs through Makigaya, Kansho-in Hill, Saioku-ji Temple, and Seiganji Temple. Enjoy a day of exploration along this historic trail, enveloped by the area's rich natural beauty.

telephone 054-221-1066

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With deep ties to the renga poet Souchou, a loyalist of the Imagawa clan, this temple draws inspiration from the tea culture of Kyoto’s famous temple Ginkaku-ji. Its garden features a Shakkei style landscape that beautifully frames the local mountains Tenchuzan and Mariko-fuji, and was intentionally crafted for moon viewing. This garden is recognized as a national scenic and historical landmark, embodying the wabi-sabi spirit — an appreciation of simplicity and transience. Sitting on the veranda amidst the concentrated ancient flow of time will have you wanting to recite traditional Japanese waka poems. Lend your ears to the tale of the "Bunbuku Chagama" and imagine the joy and merriment our ancestors found in this serene setting.

telephone 054‐259‐3686

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This hall is easily recognized by its landmark: a towering ginkgo log, aged over 300 years. As a part of the Suruga 33 Kannon Pilgrimage, it houses the serene statues of Senju Kannon and Yakushi Nyorai. It's a place where you can witness the vibrant life cycle of nature, from the fresh green buds in spring to the brilliant yellow ginkgo leaves in autumn. It's an essential stop for any hike trip through Izumigaya, offering a perfect blend of natural splendor and peacefulness.

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Welcoming you at the gate, with a backdrop of majestic mountains, is an audience of expressive Jizo statues. As you walk along the path, you'll be greeted by a spectrum of blooming seasonal flowers, immersing you in nature's charm. Ascend the stairs to enjoy the tranquil beauty of the garden and temple. Inside the main hall, a unique and somewhat humorous statue of Enma Daio (the King of Hell) stands to greet you. Also, don't miss the unusual eel gravestone at the entrance, adding to the temple's distinctive allure.

telephone 054-259-1793

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Established by the late Kuniji Sone, a renowned printmaker, this museum showcases his studio and gallery allowing visitors to enjoy and even purchase his artworks. The building itself, constructed by master carpenters, features a design that beautifully blends with the gentle slopes and lush greenery. Sone's pieces, which reflect his love for natural landscapes and simple living, have a way of touching the hearts of those who see them. It's a perfect retreat from the busy everyday life, offering a tranquil moment of reflection and relaxation.

telephone 054-257-1122

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As you step into this charmingly rustic house, you're welcomed by the cozy warmth of Scandinavian furniture. Featuring world-renowned brands like PP Møbler, Carl Hansen & Søn, and Louis Poulsen, the collection extends to a diverse selection of paintings and home accessories. The gallery itself is a visual treat, certainly worth a visit. It has become a go-to spot for those in search of sophisticated living spaces, drawing visitors from near and far. If you're on the hunt for timeless furniture pieces or interior elements that bring life to your home, Craft Concert is your must-visit destination.

telephone 054-259-5605

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