If you come to Suzuka, let's go here ♪ Special feature on popular, standard, and hidden tourist spots in SuzukaCity!

A mobility theme park centered around an international racing course where big races such as the F1 Japanese GP and the Suzuka 8 Hours are held, as well as an amusement park, hotels, restaurants, and more. The amusement park "Motopia" features attractions that families can enjoy together, with a focus on motorcycle and car attractions that small children can drive on their own.

A pool where children take center stage with the theme of adventure, discovery, and experiences that take advantage of the natural topography. There are water items such as water cannons and a giant water wheel, and there is also a baby pool and kids pool, so even small children can have fun without worry. Let's have fun in the pool where you can play in your own way!

"SuzukaCircuit Family Camp" is located in the "SuzukaCircuit Hotel" area, and in addition to the wooden deck site where all the basic camping equipment such as tents, tables, and chairs are set up when you arrive, you can feel at ease even if it is your first time camping. This is an auto campground with a total of 133 sites, fully equipped for your enjoyment. Furthermore, the attached ``Yuenchi Motopia'' is free to enter during your stay, and ``Natural Hot Spring Kur Garden'' can be used for free up to two times per night, so the whole family can enjoy this unique campsite. Please search for it!

It enshrines Sarutahiko Okami, known as the god of good fortune, and is visited by worshipers from all over the country.
It is said that if you set Kanae Falls, located at Betsugu Tsubakigishi Shrine in TsubakiGrandShrine Daijinja Shrine, as your wallpaper, your love life will be fulfilled.
In the solemn precincts surrounded by trees, there is a tea room called Suzusho-an, which was donated by Konosuke Matsushita, the founder of Matsushita Electric, and is open to the public regardless of the style.

Ise Katagami is a nationally designated traditional craft from Suzuka SuzukaCity, Mie Prefecture.
This paper pattern is used for dyeing patterns such as Edo Komon, Kyoto Yuzen, and Yukata, but the paper pattern itself is valuable and beautiful because it is engraved using advanced techniques.
Ise Katagami Osugi (Osugi Katagami Kogyo Co., Ltd.) manufactures and sells interior and gift items that utilize the traditional craft of Ise Katagami, which is originally a dyeing tool.
We will respond to your requests through integrated management from paper making to design, engraving, coloring, etc. Please feel free to contact us regarding custom-made items such as souvenir production.

At the SuzukaCity Traditional Crafts Hall, you can make your own original bookmark using Ise Katagami.
If you insert a small knife according to the sketch pasted on the paper pattern, you will complete a stylish Japanese-style bookmark. Anyone can easily make it and it makes a great souvenir.
After the experience, you can view Ise Katagami works and display tools in the exhibition room.

Adjacent to the National Historic Site of Ise Kokubunji Temple, this museum mainly exhibits unique materials related to temples and government offices from the Nara period.
[Magatama making experience]
Magatama making experience We use talcum stone, a stone that is easy to carve. It can accommodate a relatively wide range of age groups. Groups of up to 100 people can also use this service if they are in the upper grades of elementary school or above.

This is a research cultivation farm for weeping plums operated by Akatsuka Botanical Garden.
We are researching and cultivating tailoring techniques for each variety, focusing on ``Gofuku Weeping'', and have collected approximately 200 famous ``Weeping Plum'' trees from all over Japan over the years.
The magnificent plum trees, including Ten no Ryu, which is estimated to be over 100 years old and is thought to be the oldest kimono weeping tree in Japan, are worth seeing. In addition to Gofuku Shidare, there are many varieties such as Yae Kanbai, Wisteria Peony Weeping, Kagoshima Beni, and the red and white-flowered "Omomimama", which can be enjoyed for a long time.
*Night illumination is only held during the flowering period.

Seasonal flowers bloom in vivid colors, and there are facilities such as fountains, flower hills, cherry blossom plazas, and open field plazas.
There is also a large complex play equipment that combines 24 types of equipment such as roller slides, mountain roads, and net domes, which is popular with many people.

This park was built to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Meiji era, and is surrounded by beautiful greenery.The park includes a lawn area, sports square, multipurpose ground, children's pool, campground, and an outdoor stage.
Flowers bloom throughout the year, and many people visit.

This camphor tree grows wild in nago SuzukaCity, and is said to be approximately 23 meters tall and over 1,000 years old.
Surrounded by vast countryside, the tree has good visibility and can be seen from the train window of the Kintetsu Nagoya Line.
In the famous tree section of the ``Seikoku Kenbunshu'' from the Kaei era (1848-53), it says, ``There is a camphor tree in Kitahorie Village, Kawakami District, on the west side of our village, and it is called Oki Shrine. It is a shrine within the ceremony.'' It seems as if the camphor tree itself was a shrine.
It was designated as a prefectural natural monument on January 11, 1963 (S38).

This tree has been famous since the Edo period as a mysterious cherry tree that blooms somewhere on its branches throughout the year, and is even featured in Ise Sangu Shrine Illustrated Famous Places.
It is located within the precincts of Koyasu Kannonji Temple, which is worshiped as Kannon, the guardian of safe childbirth.
Flowers can be seen all year round except midsummer, but they can be seen here and there on the branches, and even in midwinter some of the leaves remain on the branches without falling off.
It was damaged in a fire in 1945, but the old stock has sprouted and is now blooming again.
It was designated as a national natural monument on March 7, 1923 (T12).

It prospered as the 47th post town on the 53 stations Tokaido. More than 200 townhouses built from the late Edo period to the Meiji period still exist here, and it was selected as a nationally important preservation district for groups of traditional buildings (selected in 1982) and one of Japan's top 100 roads (selected in 1986). has been selected.

There are many sights to see, including ``Seki Jizo-in,'' which is home to Japan's oldest Jizo Bodhisattva, and ``Seki Machinami Museum,'' which preserves and displays historical materials related to Sekijuku.

Obaraki is a famous confectionery representing Shirako that still maintains a 300-year-old tradition. Obaraki is a simple Japanese confectionery made of a thin skin made of wheat and sugar with a glossy red bean paste made from Dainagon red beans and starch syrup sandwiched between them. Speaking of souvenirs from SuzukaCity, Obaraki is the best! There are many people who come to mind.

This mountain has been selected as one of the Suzuka Seven Mountains, and the area near the summit is covered with clumps of pampas grass, bamboo grass, and the natural monument Acebifolia, and the wide summit offers a 360-degree view, making it a perfect vantage point for views of Mt. Kamagatake and Ise Bay.

There are seven unique routes to the summit, and the Nihonmatsu Ridge Route and Idodani Route, which start from TsubakiGrandShrine, are easy to follow, but there is a steep climb just before the summit.
In addition, there are the ``Kitaone Route'' which is a little longer but has a good view, the ``Ikegaya Route'' and ``Takigaya Route'' which start from Ogi Valley, and the ``Shindo Route'' from MiyazumaGorge in YokkaichiCity. You can enjoy a wide variety of mountain climbing.