Amagi-yama Tunnel (Former Amagi Tunnel)
Amagiyama Tsuge
Discover the Amagi-yama Tunnel, a designated Important Cultural Property of Japan and the country's oldest and longest stone-built road tunnel.Explore this spot
The Amagi-yama Tunnel (Former Amagi Tunnel) is a historic stone-built road tunnel located at the foot of the Amagi Pass on the Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Amagi-yama Tunnel (Former Amagi Tunnel)
- Experience the mystical atmosphere created by the historic stone arches and vintage gas-lamp-style lighting.
- Enjoy the sensation of walking through 445.5 meters of history, but please watch your step on the uneven surfaces.
- Photographers will love the unique interplay of light and shadow against the textured stone walls.
- A stroll through this silent environment offers a special moment to escape the busyness of daily life.
- Please dress appropriately for the seasonal temperature changes, as the tunnel can be quite chilly.
Weather forecast
Tue
8/4
24°/18°
16%
Wed
8/5
24°/19°
33%
Thu
8/6
26°/22°
65%
Fri
8/7
26°/20°
77%
Sat
8/8
27°/19°
53%
Sun
8/9
27°/17°
49%
Mon
8/10
24°/19°
39%
Tips
Payment
There is no entrance fee, so no cash is required.
Language
English support is limited on-site.
Reservation
No prior reservation is required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the ground may be uneven or slippery.
Photography
Personal photography is allowed, but please be respectful of others when using tripods.
Accessibility
The tunnel is not wheelchair accessible due to uneven surfaces and steps.
Etiquette
As this is a protected historical site, please do not touch or damage the stone walls.