Omi-no-Sato Kitara

Information

Eco-tourism is thriving in Naka-Izu, offering visitors farm stay experiences. Omi-no-Sato Kitara is an eco-tourism base where visitors can find information on stay programs.
The facility is also a tofu production and sales center that offers tofu-making workshops to visitors. They only use local ingredients to make their tofu, such as the water sprung from Mt. Amagi-san, bittern gathered from Suruga Bay, and local soybeans.

Opening Hours

• 9：00 – 16：00

Closed

• Mondays, Thursdays
• Year-end and New Year's holidays

Price / Entrance Fee

• Admission Free
• Tofu making workshop: 1,000 yen

Access / Public Transport

• 20 minutes from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway Sunzu Line by the bus bound for Ito-eki. Get off at JA Izu-no-kuni Hachiman-shiten Bus stop.
• 20 minutes from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway Sunzu Line by the bus bound for Ikadaba-shinden. Get off at Yanase Bus stop.

Related Links

• 大見の郷　季多楽 (Only available in Japanese)

Address / Location

• 252-1, Yanase, Izu-shi, Shizuoka, 410-2508

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