魚がし鮨 (Uogashi-zushi)

Uogashi in Mishima, Shizuoka is a very popular sushi shop and this sushi plate is their bestseller. 

田子の月 (Tagonotsuki)

Tagonotsuki in Mishima, Shizuoka is a shop that sells many different kinds of Japanese sweets, such as the Fujisancho. 

富士山頂 (Fujisancho)

Fujisancho is a specialty of Mishima, Shizuoka. It is a custard-filled cake shaped like Mount Fuji.  

源平川 (Genpei River)

The Genpei River in Mishima, Shizuoka is a little stream right in the middle of the city, made from Mt. Fuji’s spring water. It’s shallow, clear and cold so children often play in it. Some Japanese killifish, minnow, crabs, pond snails, and fireflies inhabit the stream. The city has restored parts of its waterways with stepping stones, waterwheels, little models, and other such stuff to try and evoke a nostalgic feel.

楽寿園 (Rakuju-En)

The Rakuju-En in Mishima, Shizuoka is a garden that dates from the Meiji Period and contains a lake fed by meltwater from Mt. Fuji. Inside the same area, there is also a small amusement park, a small zoo, and a city museum.

三嶋大社 (Mishima Shrine)

The Mishima Taisha in Mishima, Shizuoka dates its history from the Nara Period and became famous when Minamoto no Yoritomo became shogun during the Kamakura Period. During his reign, he rebuilt the shrine. 

順天堂大学 (Juntendo University)

The Juntendo Daigaku in Mishima, Shizuoka is a private university which also has campuses in places like Bunkyo, Tokyo and Inzai, Chiba. It was established in 1838 for its medical department and in 1946 for other departments. It has three departments: Sports Science, Social Science in Sports, and Health Science.