• Experience the beauty of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay, as depicted in ukiyo-e prints from Satta Pass, and then explore the Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art to admire masterpieces by Hiroshige Ando. Next, visit Jichi-in Temple, a historic site dedicated to Jizo Bosatsu, where you can enjoy hands-on activities such as playing wooden fish and drums. After the tour, continue your visit to Jichi-in Temple for a deeper experience of Buddhist culture through these interactive activities.
• Transportation is convenient by taxi, so you won’t waste any time! A compact yet rich immersion in Japanese culture awaits!

In Hiroshige Ando's ukiyoe “Tokaido - Goju-san-tsugi” (Hoei-do version), which is also popular overseas, the Yui Pass is depicted as a sheer precipice, and the figure appears to be about to fall down a 45-degree slope. The bold composition shows how difficult this place was. 　It was only after the great earthquake of 1854 that the coastline became safely passable without the difficult Satta Pass. 　Today, major construction work has been carried out on the stale coastline, and the Tokaido Main Line, National Route 1, and the Tomei Expressway, Japan's main transportation arteries, pass through the area as if they were bundled together. You can take a cab up to the middle of Mt. Satto, which juts out into Suruga Bay, and look down on this bundle from the Satto Pass, and on a clear day you can see Mt. 　Fuji on a clear day. After seeing this spectacular view painted by Hiroshige, head to the Tokaido Hiroshige Art Museum!