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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Kids in Kamo-gun, Chubu
Discover the best top things to do in Kamo-gun, Japan including Dogashima Tensodo Cave, Dogashima Island, Kawazu Zakura (Kawazucho), iZoo, Kawazuzakura Festival, Minamino Cherry Blossom and Nanohana Festival, Yumigahama Beach, Atagawa Tropical & Alligator Garden, Izu Animal Kingdom, Imaihama Beach.
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1. Dogashima Tensodo Cave
2. Dogashima Island
3. Kawazu Zakura (Kawazucho)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 441 reviews
Reviewed By Dandelious - Hong Kong, China
I came a little bit late for the cherry blossoms (25/2). Many of the petals had already fallen... but still, I enjoyed the walk. The cherry blossoms are breathtaking. The nanohana, and the orange and lemon trees made good accompanies with the sakura. I had to stop every few steps to take pictures of them because they are so beautiful! There were also food stalls and souvenir shops that sold cherry-blossom-related food and goods. Since oranges and lemons are in the season, some shops sold them in packs too. When I felt tired walking, there are free onsen for my feet to rest and rejuvenate. I really enjoyed the hanami. Kawazu is a lovely and quiet town near the coast with good hot springs. If time allowed, I would have spent a night there to see the light-up of the cherry blossom trees along the river, and hike a bit to see the waterfalls in the morning.
4. iZoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
The iZoo is new open on 15 DEC 2012.iZoo is scheduled to open December 15, 2012 in Japan as a zoo whose major species is reptile in the beginning, but the species will be expanded to many other kinds in the future including up to 400 species at zoo.
Reviewed By caitlynphiona - Brisbane, Australia
This is a fantastic zoo for any fans of reptiles and amphibians. It has a very large variety of reptiles on display and fantastic interactive experiences! Highlights for us were the free range tortoises, tortoise race, and the size of the zoo (much more extensive than we thought). We weren't able to see some reptiles but this was because they had high quality terrain in their terrariums i.e. lots of foliage/logs etc. There is limited information about the reptiles in english but google meant this wasn't really an issue. Ample parking, huge gift store, and good meal selections. We thought the ticket was well worth the experience!
5. Kawazuzakura Festival
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Of the cherry blossom trees, the "kawa-zakura" is known as an early bloomer. Starting in late January, its rich pink petals can be enjoyed for close to a month. The Kawazakura Festival begins with the blooming of the trees, and close to 800 trees on a 4km stretch along the Kawazu River burst forth in pink. At night, the area along the banks of the river becomes a pedestrian paradise, with beautiful illuminations. This is also true at Mine Onsen, where the trees are lit up. Seeing the cherry trees emerge out of the darkness is mysterious and beautiful. There are foot baths along the road where you can take a soak, and local specialties are on sale, as well as stalls serving food and drink. There are also special performances on stage.
6. Minamino Cherry Blossom and Nanohana Festival
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
As the nanohana (rape blossoms) and early-blooming Minamino kawazu-sakura cherries open, this festival is held from early February through March in Minami-izu. Rows of cherry blossoms span 4.2Km along the banks of the Aono River, with nearly 800 trees in a rich and vivid pink. Beneath them are the fallen rape blossoms, creating a carpet of yellow and a colorful world of spring. At night, the cherry blossoms are illuminated, and cherry blossom tea is offered, with sweet sake and other refreshments also for sale. Local delicacies are also sold, a marathon event is put on, andf much more.
7. Yumigahama Beach
8. Atagawa Tropical & Alligator Garden
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 272 reviews
9. Izu Animal Kingdom
10. Imaihama Beach
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