Izu Kyuko Line Commemorative Badges
Updated at 2024-04-17
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Izu is the largest city on the Ito Peninsula, and it is almost entirely built on mountainous terrain. The Izukyu line is a private line that runs through several scenic spots, including Kinomiya Shrine, Inatori Onsen, and Jogasaki Coast. Some sections run along the mountainside, overlooking the seas at 100 meters above sea level. During clear days, the train attendant sometimes introduces some of the landmarks between Katase-Shirata Station and Izu-Inatori Station. The picture is a board of commemorative badges depicting the different train models that run on the Izukyu line.
Name
Izu Kyuko Line Commemorative Badges
Giver
Hiromi Tsukuda, Mayor of Ito
Friendly States
Japan
City
Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Language: Japanese
Area: 124 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 63,000 people
Main Industries/Features: Located on the eastern Izu Peninsula, about 45% of Ito lies within the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, featuring geological sites such as Mount Omuro and Jogasaki Coast. Renowned for its historic hot springs, Ito has the highest volume of spring water in Shizuoka Prefecture and has built a thriving tourism industry around this natural resource.
Category
Metal、Emblems
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