Izu-Inatori Station - Kamo District

I will pass Safir Odoriko No. 2 which left Izukyu Shimoda at 14:12. Izukyu is a single track, so you can enjoy it like this.

Because the limited express stops at the station, the length of the home is as it is. There is more than 1 kilometer to Inatori hot spring, so there is a little distance.

There are only stairs at the old-fashioned station!

Suica and PASMO can be used. There is a shop selling souvenirs in front of the ticket gate, and a supermarket in front of the station, making it a convenient station. Edo Castle Ruins Stone Furusato Square is located in the station square, and the cut stones are placed there.

・ If you want to eat Kinmedai, this is the place. Inatori Kinme is exquisite ・ A must-see for home spray posters ・ Station where limited express stops Izukyu heading to Shimoda station. Suddenly there is a strange illustration on the home! At Inatori station Prebat's starring downtown Hamada Spray art is posted. It's colorful, so it's impressive, but The destructive power of Naoko Ken at night is moderate. As a station, there are exhibits in the waiting room, You can kill the waiting time to some extent. There are only pachinko parlors and restaurants in front of the station There is no convenience store within walking distance. Buy drinks at the vending machine. This station is the Inatori area, which is famous for the sea bream. I definitely want you to stop by.

The station of Izu Inatori Onsen, which is famous for hanging chicks. Because it was the Hinamatsuri season? Is it permanent? When I arrived at the station, I felt better with a lot of hanging chicks on the premises. It was interesting that various rare items were sold at the shop, so I bought local cider and souvenirs. If you have time, I recommend you to take a look at the shop. The waiting area is not wide and there are only a few benches. When I left the ticket gate after noon, there were several people holding the flag of the hot spring inn, and it was a minibus transfer. It seems that each inn provides regular transfers. Actually, Inatori Onsen itself is not so large, so I think you can go to any inn in 10 to 20 minutes, but there is a considerable difference in elevation, so I would be grateful if you could pick me up. Be careful about barrier-free. Only the stairs connect the premises to the platform, and there is no elevator. There didn't seem to be a wheelchair lift either. The stroller must be hand-held and lifted. When we were in trouble, a kind station employee was very helpful, but he lifted the stroller with his luggage and carried it. The bus parking lot is behind the station, so the inn told me to use the stairs on the back, but in reality, I could go without using the stairs if I turned a little from the front of the station. The rotary in front of the station is flat and has no steps, and stones are exhibited like it used to be a quarry. It seemed better to put the cherry blossoms on the bench and footbath, but the stones were a mystery and a little interesting. Inatori Onsen is a peaceful hot spring town, and it was great to enjoy the Hina no Yakata.