Izu West Coast Auto Camp Ginga

RV park • 1986-1 Ishiki, Nishiizu, Kamo District, Shizuoka 410-3512, Japan

4.5(166 reviews)

Discovering Tokyo's Sky Gateway Exploring the Charm of Skytree

A 634-meter-high Sky Paradise with a Panoramic View of Tokyo

Tokyo Skytree, a popular new tourist attraction, stands at 634 meters tall. It features observation decks at 350 meters and 450 meters, offering a panoramic view of Tokyo's cityscape. On clear days, you might even catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji.

Bustling Tokyo Solamachi and Diverse Events

Beneath the tower lies the expansive commercial complex, Tokyo Solamachi. Here, you can enjoy shopping, gourmet dining, and a variety of events held throughout the year. It is also known as a cherry blossom viewing spot, attracting crowds during the spring season. At night, you can enjoy the beautiful illumination of the Skytree.

Convenient Access

Directly connected to Oshiage Station on the Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line and Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tsukuba Express, it offers convenient access. It is also within walking distance from Tobu Line and Keisei Line, making it easily accessible from both the city center and the suburbs.

Visit Tokyo's New Landmark

Tokyo Skytree, a comprehensive leisure facility that combines the world's tallest radio tower with shopping, gourmet dining, and events. With its panoramic views from the observation deck, excellent facilities, and convenient access, it boasts various attractions as a notable spot for Tokyo sightseeing. Why not visit Skytree as a new face of Tokyo and experience it for yourself?

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Reviews

5(3 years ago)

JF Verreault

Wonderful campground! Super well maintained, very friendly staff, great amenities, nice woody location among tall cedar trees. highly recommended!!!

5(a year ago)

Manjula Perera

Best camping experience .. Staff is really friendly . Specially The lady at the reception ..

5(7 years ago)

Jesse Sorvali

Really beautiful place in the middle of mountains. Good facilities.

5(2 months ago)

長邉正則

I stayed solo on March 19th. Even though we arrived an hour earlier than planned, the manager was very attentive in detailing everything from explanations about how to use the site to scenic spots and the weather. Even when I was setting up my tent, I was greeted by someone who was cleaning the grounds. It's humbling to hear that he is responsible for cleaning, handling the reception, and, as others have said, managing the showers and the hot water in the Goemon bath. I was glad that I was able to say hello to them when we passed each other in the car on the way from the campsite the next day. Finally, I would like to thank the manager for his attentiveness and kindness. Please use us again.

5(7 months ago)

モジャング

I visited you for 3 nights and 4 days. Some of you who have read the reviews, There are some negative reviews about the administrator, and I think some people are holding back. I would like to write about my impressions from my experience there, so I hope it will be helpful when choosing a campsite. In conclusion, The manager wasn't as strict as the reviews say. In fact, I felt that he was a person who cared about his customers. First of all, it's a relatively large venue, but it seems like it's managed by just one person. It might be a bit messy, but The toilets and kitchen are very clean, and even though it's autumn at each site, there aren't any fallen leaves to be seen. As expected, I was cleaning the grounds every morning in the morning. I think you will appreciate this beauty after checking in. Isn't it unusual to see toilet paper folded into a triangular shape at a campsite? What's more, the Goemon bath also uses firewood to heat the water. It seems that it takes 1 to 2 hours to get the hot water to a good level. I only asked for one day, but it was my first time to experience the feeling of the hot water gradually getting hotter, and the feeling of the temperature exceeding that of the hot water coming from the depths seeping into my body. In addition to this, garbage can be separated and disposed of at the campsite, Supplies are also on sale. We have a wide range of products that can be used for consecutive nights. In particular, the firewood was dense, even though it was a coniferous tree, and was easy to use for both cooking and bonfires. I think there are other invisible considerations everywhere. When I spoke with the manager on my way home, I was struck by what he said. "It's tough, but I'm happy that the customers who come are happy." I felt that there was more to it than just form. This is my personal opinion, but Campsites are like inns and glamping, I believe that this is different from an accommodation facility where you pay money and receive satisfactory service. Whether you enjoy it or not is up to you. It is also essential to be considerate of the weather and other campers. Above all, it provides such a place. I feel like I'm intruding on nature and the campsite. I think this is a highly recommended campsite for campers who feel the same way. I heard that Auto Camp Galaxy is celebrating its 25th anniversary. We stayed for 3 nights and 4 days, hoping that such a wonderful campsite would continue to provide a comfortable place.

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