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 Tips about Kawazu

Kawazu is a charming town on the east coast of the Izu Peninsula, famous for its early-blooming cherry blossoms and natural hot springs. It offers a peaceful blend of scenic beauty and local tradition.

- What to do: Walk the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Trail in February, hike to the Kawazu Seven Waterfalls, relax in a riverside onsen and visit the tropical greenhouse at Kawazu Bagatelle Park.

What to eat: Cherry blossom-themed sweets during the festival, fresh seafood from the nearby coast and wasabi dishes made with local produce.

What to avoid: Expecting cherry blossoms outside February–March and trying to visit all waterfalls without proper shoes.

Tips: Visit during the Kawazu Sakura Festival for a unique experience, bring cash—some shops don’t accept cards and combine your trip with a stop in nearby Shimoda or Izu.
Kawazu, Kamo District, Shizuoka, Japan

Nearby Kawazu from our Writers

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Kawazu Sakura Original Tree
Kawazu Sakura Original Tree
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~158 m

Nestled 17 minutes from Kawazu station, the Kawazu Sakura Original Tree beckons with its stunning blossoms. Despite occasional crowds and tour buses, the tree\'s splendor captivates photographers seeking a tranquil...

Kawazu Cherry Blossoms
Kawazu Cherry Blossoms
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~330 m

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踊り子温泉会館
踊り子温泉会館
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~410 m

Odoriko Onsen Kaikan offers a nice onsen experience with two indoor baths and one outdoor stone bath. - What to do: Enjoy soaking in the indoor and outdoor baths, relax...

Kawazu Cherry Blossom Trees - Nanohana Road
Kawazu Cherry Blossom Trees - Nanohana Road
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~898 m

Immerse yourself in the early bloom of Kawazu Cherry Blossom Trees along Nanohana Road. Venture there between late February and early March to witness the stunning blossoms at their peak....

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