This museum traces the life and work of ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai. Beyond the aluminium façade, the museum explores Hokusai’s links to the local area, shining new light on his famous woodblock prints.

The Nakamura family has been growing tea in Shizuoka for four generations. This shop sells their organic produce, plus a selection of teaware. Take a seat at the counter to learn the story behind each brew.

Known for its wholesome nekase-genmai rice, Yuwaeru draws on Japan’s ancient food culture. The restaurant bustles through lunch and dinner, while the adjacent grocery store stocks natural ingredients and kitchen essentials.

Ceramics are the main attraction at this craft shop and gallery. The minimal interior is home to a mix of sculptures and other works from artists across Japan. Regular solo exhibitions are a highlight.