[2025 Shimizu Attraction] Travel Guide for Kakita River Park (Updated Apr)

Kakitagawa Spring Park, a group of springs on Mount Fuji that rivals Oshino Hakkai in Yamanashi. The rain and snow that falls around Mount Fuji seeps into the lava and volcanic ash, and springs out here as clean spring water! The emerald green spring water that you often see in photos can be seen at the second observation deck. At the first observation deck, there are "side gaps" where water springs out of the river, and the way it bubbles up is very mysterious. ✨ There are also spots where you can collect spring water, so don't forget to bring an empty plastic bottle! (You can also purchase one) 📍71-7 Fushimi, Shimizu-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture #breathtakingview #springwater #shizuokatourism #trip2022

I went to Food Market Mam, a supermarket in Shimizu-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture, that has a lot of great deals! The prices are cheaper than regular supermarkets, so I often go there. I especially recommend Tuesdays and Fridays! On ice cream days, all ice creams are 50% off!! I always buy a lot of boxes of ice cream on ice cream days! You should definitely go there too! They have a wide variety of fish and other things! #Shizuoka #FoodMarketMam #GreatDeals

I went to Kakitagawa Park in Shimizu-cho, Shizuoka! The Kakitagawa Springs, a natural monument, are located here, and the emerald green water is beautiful. The source of the Kakitagawa is rainwater that fell on Mt. Fuji and melting snow, and the water is extremely clear❗️ Please come and visit us sometime~ #Shizuoka#SummerShortTrip #JapanGenkiProject2021 #AmazingView

Kakita River flows as groundwater from rain and melting snow that falls on the mountains around Mt. Fuji. It is a nationally designated natural monument. It is the only river whose water source is spring water only! Access: Take the Numazu Hakone Tozan Tokai bus from the south exit of JR Mishima Station (bound for Numasho and Fujiibara (via Santo Moon)). 1 minute walk from "Kakita River Spring Water Park". I was overwhelmed by the beautiful spring water I had never seen before! The emerald green pond is indescribably beautiful! Even in the middle of summer, the spring water makes you feel cool. You can actually see the water bubbling up from underground. When you walk around the park, you can enjoy seasonal flowers in bloom! From May to September, you can see white-petaled flowers called Mishima Baikamo blooming in the water. Due to the large amount of groundwater consumed, the drying up of the water sources in their habitat, and environmental pollution caused by the inflow of domestic wastewater, they were once thought to be extinct, but they can be seen here. Please come and visit us. #Kakitagawa Park #Spring water #Natural monument #Famous flower spot #Support tourism #Breathtaking views

Bear walk: A well-behaved bear appeared in Kakitagawa Park The Bear took a walk around Kakitagawa Park! ♪☆(^O^)／ #Outing #Memories

#aprilblooms If you’re looking for a peaceful spring walk in Shizuoka, Kakita River Park is such a hidden gem! The river is famous for its spring water from Mt. Fuji, and wow — the blue tones are absolutely stunning. Depending on how the sunlight hits the water, the color shifts and sparkles in the most magical way. The park is well-kept and perfect for a slow stroll. I especially loved stopping by Kifune Shrine inside the park — small, quiet, and surrounded by lush greenery. It’s the kind of place that makes you forget time for a while. Why You Should Visit: ✔ The water is so clear and blue — a must-see natural wonder! ✔ A perfect walking trail with a serene shrine tucked inside the park. 📍Address: 〒411-0907 Shizuoka, Sunto District, Shimizu, Fushimi, 72−1 #Shizuoka #Japan #KakitaRiverPark #SpringWalk #KifuneShrine #MtFujiWater

#0yentravelnovember [Details] Kakitagawa Park Address 71-7 Fushimi, Shimizu-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture 411-0907 (along National Route 1) Paid parking Number of parking spaces 50 regular cars 8 large/medium-sized buses and 8 small buses Parking fee Regular cars: 200 yen per visit First observation deck This is the uppermost part of the Kakitagawa River. You can see dozens of small and large gaps where snow and rain that falls upstream, such as Mt. Fuji, becomes groundwater and springs out suddenly from under the national highway. Second observation deck The spring water here was once used as a well by a spinning factory. The sunlight and sand create an unexpected color for the water. #MishimaTourism #KakitagawaPark

Kakitagawa Park is a park with a well that has spring water from the mysterious Mt. Fuji. I was fascinated by the beautiful well. A huge blue hole 3.5m deep and 5m in diameter! The so-called "Blue Hole" is a remnant of a former factory and was used as a water intake. Walking along the promenade in the park, I could see meltwater gushing out everywhere. It seems to have been selected as one of the 100 best waters in Japan! On a nice day, the well may look even greener. Access: Take the bus from Mishima Station and get off at Kakitagawa Spring Water Park (15 minutes) Address: 71-7 Fushimi, Shimizu-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture, 411-0907 (along National Route 1) #sightseeing #Shizuoka sightseeing #Shimizu sightseeing #Mishima sightseeing #walking #park

Bear walk: A well-behaved bear appeared in Kakitagawa Park The Bear took a walk around Kakitagawa Park! ♪☆(^O^)／ #outing #memories

Bear walk: A well-behaved bear appeared in Kakitagawa Park The Bear took a walk around Kakitagawa Park! ♪☆(^O^)／ #Outing #Memories