My hometown is Shizuoka. Shizuoka is located middle of Japan. Shizuoka has Mt,Fuji. It is largest mountain in Japan. Recently, Mt,Fuji's view from shizuoka was compared with It's view from yamanashi on TV. They said that It's view from yamanashi is more beautiful than view from shizuoka. But I don't think it. because, Mt,Fuji has Mt, houei. It is little smaller than Mt,Fuji. Mt,houei is filled with Mt,Fuji. If Mt,Fuji doesn't have Mt,houei, It can't call Mt,Fuji!
so, I think that Mt,Fuji's view from shizuoka is most beautiful of Japan!!
Shizuoka's green tea is most famous of Japan. It is very nice! I always have green tea.
Atami in Shizuoka is famous for hotspring. Atami appear on movie. The movie is "kureyon shinchan arashiwoyobu yakinikuro-do" The movie is very funny.
I think I have visited Shizuoka once when I went to Japan, but only for a little while so I didn't get to do much there. I really like green tea and hot springs so I must go back later and try them in Shizuoka. One of my favorite movies that kind of deals with hot springs is Thermae Romae, it is a very funny movie and if you haven't already watched it I would recommend it.
ReplyDeleteEvery time I go to Japan (with my family), we go right by Mt. Fuji. I feel as if I've been everywhere but Mt. Fuji. I would really love to go to Shizuoka some day; not to climb Mt. Fuji, but to really get to see it. I always see pictures, but I never get to see the real thing, which always has a much greater impact (in my opinion). I'd also love to go to a hot spring some day. I've never been to a real one before....
ReplyDeleteDoes Shizuoka have good green tea ice cream?! Green tea ice cream is my favorite dessert~~~~
I really want to see that movie, because I used to watch Kureyon Shinchan all the time! My favorite Kureyon Shinchan movie so far is Appare (I don't remember the whole title). Have you seen it?
You are so lucky to have grown up with a view of Mount Fuji. Have you ever climbed Mount Fuji before? I would really like to try green tea from Shizuoka!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I am wondering if Mt. Fuji has snow at the top of it all year round? Or does it melt off during the summer? It feels like every picture I see of Mt. Fuji has snow at the top.