Tag Archives: Izu-Inatori Station

Little-Known Castles & Beaches, Awful Station Puns, Bad English, A Big Wooden Willy & Japan’s Cheapest Breakfast!

Posted on August 13, 2023 by tokyofox

As far as trips away go this one was for the maximum possible time available to me. As soon as I finished work on the last Saturday in June I headed straight down to Izu and then returned the … Continue reading →

Posted in Family, Food & Drink, Japan Travel | Tagged Aino Station, hamamatsu, Izu-Inatori Station, Japan's cheapest breakfast, Kakegawa Castle, Komuroyama Park, Shizuoka Stadium Ecopa, things to do in izu, things to do in shizuoka, Usami Beach | 2 Comments

A Big X-Rated Surprise At This Little Shrine On The Coast Of Japan!

Posted on July 30, 2023 by tokyofox

Had I actually bothered to take a closer look inside this shrine on my previous visit a few years ago it would’ve saved me this extra trip down the coast! Back in 2021, I made a couple of trips … Continue reading →

Posted in Japan Travel, Quirky Japan | Tagged Dontsuku Shrine, Hina Doll Museum, Inatorizaki Lighthouse, Izu 88 Temple Pilgrimage, Izu Kyūkō Line, Izu-Inatori Station, penis shrine, phallic temple, Shojoji Temple | 1 Comment

Strawberry Vending Machines, A Big Buddha, Micro Shrines, Unstaffed Stations & Being The Only Train Passenger In Izu

Posted on July 18, 2021 by tokyofox

The majority of my time in Izu back in early May was mostly just spent at home with the family but on about the sixth day I finally found some time to get out on my own for an afternoon. … Continue reading →

Posted in Japan Travel | Tagged Hina Doll Museum, Inatorizaki Lighthouse, Inazusa Station, Izu-Inatori Station, strawberry vending machines, Sumihiroshi Temple, things to do in izu, things to do in shizuoka, tomato vending machines Japan, Uehara Museum of Art | 7 Comments

Visiting The Museum In Izu Which Is Dedicated To Hina Dolls

Posted on July 15, 2021 by tokyofox

Japan is known for its slightly quirky festivals, and each year on March 3rd there is one dedicated to dolls which many girls take part in. These little dolls aren`t the kind that you play with though as they … Continue reading →

Posted in Japan Travel, Quirky Japan | Tagged 1729 Inatori, Higashiizu, Hina Doll Museum, Hina Matsuri, Hina no Tsurushikazari, history of hanging hina dolls, Izu-Inatori Station, March 3rd, things to do in izu, things to do in shizuoka | 3 Comments

The Search For A Big Buddha Statue As Part Of The Izu 88 Temple Pilgrimage

Posted on June 15, 2021 by tokyofox

The 88 temples of Shikoku is a fairly well-known pilgrimage done by about 300,000 people each year but little did I know that there is a lesser one of similar nature in an area of Shizuoka Prefecture which has … Continue reading →

Posted in Japan Travel | Tagged buddha statue, Higashiizu, Izu 88 Temple Pilgrimage, Izu-Inatori Station, izukyuko line, Japan's biggest buddha statues, Shojoji Temple, things to do in izu, things to do in shizuoka, tokyo fox | 12 Comments

Tag Archives: Izu-Inatori Station

Little-Known Castles & Beaches, Awful Station Puns, Bad English, A Big Wooden Willy & Japan’s Cheapest Breakfast!

A Big X-Rated Surprise At This Little Shrine On The Coast Of Japan!

Strawberry Vending Machines, A Big Buddha, Micro Shrines, Unstaffed Stations & Being The Only Train Passenger In Izu

Visiting The Museum In Izu Which Is Dedicated To Hina Dolls

The Search For A Big Buddha Statue As Part Of The Izu 88 Temple Pilgrimage

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