Morning Town Walk
Izu Matsuzaki

Walk with a Local Guide
The Matsuzaki Morning Town Walk

This small-group morning town walk introduces visitors to the art and craft heritage of Matsuzaki’s historic town, a place known for its distinctive Namako-wall architecture.
The tour gently weaves together shrine visits, art stops, traditional townhouses, and the celebrated plaster artworks (Kote-e) of Irie Chōhachi. It offers a quiet morning experience that reveals authentic Japanese culture and everyday life through architecture and art.

English and Japanese guidance is provided. (英語/日本語ガイドつき)

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Sample Route

  • Inashimo Shrine (local cultural site)
  • Jōkan-ji Temple (cloud dragon carving)
  • Chōhachi Art Museum
  • Izu Villa
  • Nakaze Residence

The route may vary depending on the day and local conditions.

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Town Walk ‐ Tour Details

  • Duration: Approx. 3 hours
  • Meeting time : 9:30 AM
  • Group size: Up to 8 participants
  • Price: ¥4,500 per person (2026 Introduction Price)
  • Meeting place: Chōhachi Art Museum Parking Lot

Chōhachi Art Museum:
23 Matsuzaki, Matsuzaki-cho, Kamogun, Shizuoka

「松崎・朝の町歩きツアー」
*日本語ガイド対応中
集合: 午前9:30
伊豆の長八美術館 駐車場
所要時間: 約2時間
内容: ゆったりとしたペースで松崎の小路をガイドと歩きます。
神社や古民家、アートの散策ツアー。

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☛Advance reservation required.

☛Please check the available dates here

Meeting Point at 9:30AM

Chohachi Art Museum Parking 長八美術館駐車場

After the town walk, we can introduce you to some of Matsuzaki’s beloved local restaurants and cafés. (Need Reservation) Some restaurants have English-speaking staff. For more details, please visit our blog.


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Cancellation Policy

• Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the tour, same-day cancellations, and no-shows are non-refundable.

• If ITLA cancels the tour due to severe weather, natural disasters, safety concerns, or other unavoidable circumstances, we will offer either a refund or a rescheduling option.

The Matsuzaki Town Walk

A slow morning walk through hidden streets and local stories.

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