Maruike
丸池
A historic 16th-century irrigation pond fed by spring water, offering views of Mount Fuji and rare aquatic plants.
What it is
- An artificial irrigation pond constructed in 1572 to supply water to seven local districts
- A designated part of the Izu Peninsula Geopark fed by the Sakaigawa West Bank spring group
- A 7,800 square meter body of water also known as Tamagawa Pond
What to see
- Seirei Shrine which stands directly on the shore of the pond
- Views of Mount Fuji visible from the surrounding walking paths
- Rare Mishima-baikamo water plants located in the nearby Kiyozumi Green Space
Getting there
- A three-minute walk from the Tamagawa bus stop
- A thirteen-minute drive from the Numazu Interchange
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Maruike Open in Google Maps
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