Mihomatsubara (Hagoromo no Matsu)
Miho Matsubara is a scenic spot located on the Miho Peninsula protruding into Suruga Bay, registered as part of the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site "Mount Fuji - Object of Worship and Source of Inspiration for Arts" in 2013. The coastline stretches for about 5 km, adorned with 30,000 pine trees, creating a breathtaking landscape of Mount Fuji, pine forests, white waves, and the blue sea that resembles a ukiyo-e painting. At the heart of the pine grove stands the "Hagoromo Pine," known for the legend of the celestial maiden's feather garment, featuring a 300-year-old black pine as a highlight. The "Mihoshirube," which opened in 2019, offers visitors the chance to enjoy seasonal views of Miho Matsubara and Mount Fuji through visual displays. Additionally, the museum shop sells items and souvenirs related to Miho Matsubara. There are rental bicycles available, making it possible to cycle around the Miho Peninsula.
Basic Information
- Spot Name
- Mihomatsubara (Hagoromo no Matsu)
- Location
- 〒424-0901 1338-45 Miho Shirube, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
- Access
- From JR Tōkaidō Main Line Shimizu Station, take the Shizutetsu Just Line bus towards Tōkai University Miho for 25 minutes, get off at Hagoromo no Matsu Iriguchi, and walk for 10 minutes.
- Parking
- 174 cars
- Business Hours
- 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (Mihoshirube)
- Regular Holiday
- None
- Fees
- Free
- Contact Information
- Phone Number：054-388-9181
- Official Website
