Rent a holiday apartment in Shizuoka Prefecture
Accommodation in Shizuoka Prefecture
Renting a holiday apartment in Shizuoka Prefecture begins with choosing the type of experience you are looking for. Regionally, Shizuoka combines the Fuji area with the Izu Peninsula, Atami, southern beaches, and fish and seafood. The prefecture is located on Japan’s main island of Honshu in the Chubu region.
Der Fuji und die Fujikawa-Brücke in der Stadt Fuji, Präfektur Shizuoka.
Photo: Alpsdake via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Fuji landscapes or Izu and the coast?
A different regional focus is suitable for Fuji and mountain landscapes than for Izu, Atami, and the southern beaches. The accommodation search should therefore first be narrowed down according to your desired landscape and experience focus.
The specifically mentioned landscape destinations include Shiraito Falls, Miho no Matsubara, and the Jogasaki Coast. Gotemba and Fujinomiya are among the named Shizuoka-side starting points for climbing Mount Fuji. These examples help determine the focus of your trip without viewing the entire prefecture as one single compact holiday base.
Numazu for the coast and fish culture
Numazu is located in the east of the prefecture, at the northwestern end of the Izu Peninsula on Suruga Bay, and is associated with fishing and fish processing. Those who want to combine the coast with regional fish culture will find Numazu a specific starting point on Suruga Bay and at the northwestern end of the Izu Peninsula.
Accommodation in Numazu is more suitable in terms of content for a trip where Suruga Bay, the harbour, and fish culture are intended to be part of the stay. For Fuji experiences, on the other hand, the accommodation search should focus on the Fuji-oriented area, while Izu and Atami represent an independent coastal and hot-spring focus.
Compare holiday apartments, holiday homes, and hotels
You can then compare holiday apartments, holiday homes, and hotels according to the selected regional focus. The first decisive factor is whether Fuji landscapes, Izu and Atami, or the coast and fish culture should shape your stay. The search can then be focused on the right location and the desired type of accommodation.
More local pages for orientation
The following local pages provide additional regional orientation. Fukuroi is classified as a city between Shizuoka and Hamamatsu.
You can explore further destinations directly: Atami, Fuji, Fujieda, Fujinomiya, Gotemba, Hamamatsu, Higashiizu, and Inatori Higashiizu.
Other options include Ito, Iwata, Izu, Izunokuni, Kakegawa, Kamo District, Kannami, and Kawazu.
You can also compare Kosai, Makinohara, Midaka, Minamiizu, Mishima, Nishiizu, Numazu, and Omaezaki.
More local pages include Shimada, Shimoda, Shizuoka, Sunto District, Susono, and Yaizu.
If you would like to expand your travel planning beyond the prefecture, you can also explore Japan as a broader travel comparison. Then determine your regional focus and compare the suitable accommodations.
.jpg){kind=link}