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Lake Ippeki — Attraction in Ito

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Lake Ippeki
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Ippeki Lake
Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
Ikeda 20 Seiki Museum
614 Totari, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0052, Japan
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ITONOWA
Japan, 〒414-0051 Shizuoka, Itō, Yoshida, 字藤原815-121
天冨良天美
615ー150 Totari, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0052, Japan
イタリア料理 B-gill
614-204 Totari, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0052, Japan
レストラン クレチュール CRÉATEUR
Loisir, 556-1 Ogi, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0053, Japan
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愛犬と泊まれる宿 ビスキーハウス
815-80 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
EASE IPPEKI
815-44 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
Figtree
829-7 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
Morinokakurega
539-52 Ogi, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0053, Japan
YAMO Kawana-Ippekiko 太陽が入り出づる(いりいづる)宿
843-102 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
Izu Ippekiko Hotel
839-91 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
Apple Seed
843-69 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
Lake Town Rental Villa
836 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
貸別荘ロビン
615-75 Totari, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0052, Japan
メゾネット・リゾート
536-57 Ogi, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0053, Japan
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Lake Ippeki

815-360 Yoshida, Itō, Shizuoka 414-0051, Japan
3.7(516)
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attractions: Ippeki Lake, Ikeda 20 Seiki Museum, restaurants: ITONOWA, 天冨良天美, イタリア料理 B-gill, レストラン クレチュール CRÉATEUR
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Nearby attractions of Lake Ippeki

Ippeki Lake

Ikeda 20 Seiki Museum

Ippeki Lake

Ippeki Lake

3.8

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ITONOWA

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イタリア料理 B-gill

レストラン クレチュール CRÉATEUR

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ITONOWA

4.1

(77)

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天冨良天美

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4.3

(37)

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4.5

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4.8

(14)

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Lake Ippeki (一碧湖) is a calm and scenic spot best suited for locals or slow-paced travelers with time to spare. While peaceful and photogenic in its own right, it lacks standout features to justify a detour for most tourists. (2/5) Full Review Lake Ippeki: A Quiet Pause, But Not a Destination Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5) Not every attraction in Japan needs to dazzle or overwhelm. Some, like Lake Ippeki (一碧湖), offer a softer appeal—a whisper rather than a shout. Tucked away in the Izu Peninsula, this lake exudes a quiet serenity that locals no doubt treasure. For travelers who enjoy wandering through lesser-known corners of Japan, this location might serve as a pleasant interlude. But for most tourists, especially those navigating a tight itinerary, this may not be a worthwhile stop. There are a few charming touches: the ability to take a small boat onto the lake to reach a tiny island, for instance, does offer a touch of novelty. The forest trail that rings the lake provides a shaded, tranquil setting for a contemplative walk or picnic. In the right season—perhaps a crisp autumn afternoon or early spring morning—it could very well feel like a peaceful escape from the crowds. But the key word here is could. For the average tourist, especially those looking to maximize their time and experience, Lake Ippeki simply doesn’t stand out. The views, while pretty, lack the grandeur of more dramatic lake destinations like Kawaguchiko or Ashi. The facilities are minimal, the signage isn’t particularly tourist-friendly, and unless you’re armed with a car and a leisurely attitude, getting here can feel more like a detour than a discovery. That said, I don’t mean to diminish its worth entirely. For residents of the Izu area or frequent travelers to Japan looking for something quiet, off the beaten path, this could be a delightful spot to recharge. Sometimes, a place doesn’t need to be thrilling—it just needs to be still. Lake Ippeki offers stillness in spades. But for those weighing opportunity costs—the time, transport, effort—it’s difficult to recommend this site above other regional highlights. It’s a place that asks for time, and gives you calm in return. If that’s your travel style, you might find value here. Otherwise, I’d suggest allocating your hours elsewhere. Verdict: Lake Ippeki is a local gem, not a tourist must-see. Peaceful and lightly photogenic, it works well for those with time to spare—but may leave others wondering what else they could’ve done instead.
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A small crater lake, 6km south of Ito city. The circumference is only 4 km, but this is the largest lake in Izu Peninsula where there are very few lakes and ponds. There are twelve islands, and the beautiful scene reflecting the Amagi Mountains on the lake is known as the ”the eye of Izu”. There are 250 cherry trees planted along the lake, with campsites. The lake is stocked with carp, black bass and bluegill, and is popular for fishers as well as people riding boats.
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Lake Ippeki (一碧湖) is a calm and scenic spot best suited for locals or slow-paced travelers with time to spare. While peaceful and photogenic in its own right, it lacks standout features to justify a detour for most tourists. (2/5) Full Review Lake Ippeki: A Quiet Pause, But Not a Destination Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5) Not every attraction in Japan needs to dazzle or overwhelm. Some, like Lake Ippeki (一碧湖), offer a softer appeal—a whisper rather than a shout. Tucked away in the Izu Peninsula, this lake exudes a quiet serenity that locals no doubt treasure. For travelers who enjoy wandering through lesser-known corners of Japan, this location might serve as a pleasant interlude. But for most tourists, especially those navigating a tight itinerary, this may not be a worthwhile stop. There are a few charming touches: the ability to take a small boat onto the lake to reach a tiny island, for instance, does offer a touch of novelty. The forest trail that rings the lake provides a shaded, tranquil setting for a contemplative walk or picnic. In the right season—perhaps a crisp autumn afternoon or early spring morning—it could very well feel like a peaceful escape from the crowds. But the key word here is could. For the average tourist, especially those looking to maximize their time and experience, Lake Ippeki simply doesn’t stand out. The views, while pretty, lack the grandeur of more dramatic lake destinations like Kawaguchiko or Ashi. The facilities are minimal, the signage isn’t particularly tourist-friendly, and unless you’re armed with a car and a leisurely attitude, getting here can feel more like a detour than a discovery. That said, I don’t mean to diminish its worth entirely. For residents of the Izu area or frequent travelers to Japan looking for something quiet, off the beaten path, this could be a delightful spot to recharge. Sometimes, a place doesn’t need to be thrilling—it just needs to be still. Lake Ippeki offers stillness in spades. But for those weighing opportunity costs—the time, transport, effort—it’s difficult to recommend this site above other regional highlights. It’s a place that asks for time, and gives you calm in return. If that’s your travel style, you might find value here. Otherwise, I’d suggest allocating your hours elsewhere. Verdict: Lake Ippeki is a local gem, not a tourist must-see. Peaceful and lightly photogenic, it works well for those with time to spare—but may leave others wondering what else they could’ve done instead.
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A small crater lake, 6km south of Ito city. The circumference is only 4 km, but this is the largest lake in Izu Peninsula where there are very few lakes and ponds. There are twelve islands, and the beautiful scene reflecting the Amagi Mountains on the lake is known as the ”the eye of Izu”. There are 250 cherry trees planted along the lake, with campsites. The lake is stocked with carp, black bass and bluegill, and is popular for fishers as well as people riding boats.
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Lake Ippeki (一碧湖) is a calm and scenic spot best suited for locals or slow-paced travelers with time to spare. While peaceful and photogenic in its own right, it lacks standout features to justify a detour for most tourists. (2/5)

Full Review Lake Ippeki: A Quiet Pause, But Not a Destination Rating: ★★☆☆☆ (2/5)

Not every attraction in Japan needs to dazzle or overwhelm. Some, like Lake Ippeki (一碧湖), offer a softer appeal—a whisper rather than a shout. Tucked away in the Izu Peninsula, this lake exudes a quiet serenity that locals no doubt treasure. For travelers who enjoy wandering through lesser-known corners of Japan, this location might serve as a pleasant interlude. But for most tourists, especially those navigating a tight itinerary, this may not be a worthwhile stop.

There are a few charming touches: the ability to take a small boat onto the lake to reach a tiny island, for instance, does offer a touch of novelty. The forest trail that rings the lake provides a shaded, tranquil setting for a contemplative walk or picnic. In the right season—perhaps a crisp autumn afternoon or early spring morning—it could very well feel like a peaceful escape from the crowds.

But the key word here is could.

For the average tourist, especially those looking to maximize their time and experience, Lake Ippeki simply doesn’t stand out. The views, while pretty, lack the grandeur of more dramatic lake destinations like Kawaguchiko or Ashi. The facilities are minimal, the signage isn’t particularly tourist-friendly, and unless you’re armed with a car and a leisurely attitude, getting here can feel more like a detour than a discovery.

That said, I don’t mean to diminish its worth entirely. For residents of the Izu area or frequent travelers to Japan looking for something quiet, off the beaten path, this could be a delightful spot to recharge. Sometimes, a place doesn’t need to be thrilling—it just needs to be still. Lake Ippeki offers stillness in spades.

But for those weighing opportunity costs—the time, transport, effort—it’s difficult to recommend this site above other regional highlights. It’s a place that asks for time, and gives you calm in return. If that’s your travel style, you might find value here. Otherwise, I’d suggest allocating your hours elsewhere.

Verdict: Lake Ippeki is a local gem, not a tourist must-see. Peaceful and lightly photogenic, it works well for those with time to spare—but may leave others wondering what else they could’ve...

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5.0
4y

A small crater lake, 6km south of Ito city. The circumference is only 4 km, but this is the largest lake in Izu Peninsula where there are very few lakes and ponds. There are twelve islands, and the beautiful scene reflecting the Amagi Mountains on the lake is known as the ”the eye of Izu”. There are 250 cherry trees planted along the lake, with campsites. The lake is stocked with carp, black bass and bluegill, and is popular for fishers as well as people...

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静岡県は伊東市に有ります「一碧湖」です。 元々は「大池」と呼ばれていました。

ここは今の日本では考えられない思考…ゲームフィッシングを普及させる為に、ブルーギルという北米原産の外来種を移入した湖です。 今やブルーギルは日本全国に繁殖してしまい、特定外来種となっている様ですが… つまり…強い繁殖力と肉食性で日本固有の種の魚を食べつくしてしまい、日本固有種を駆逐してしまう可能性が有るという事です。ラージマウスバスやスモールマウスバス、あとは朝鮮半島原産の雷魚等と同じです。 昔は自由な考えだったのですね日本も。まぁ…一碧湖はインレットもアウトレットも無い様なので、外来種を放流しても外には出ないという事でしょうかね。

自分は日本固有の魚の小物釣りも好きですし、外来魚のゲームフィッシングも両方好きなので…やや複雑な気持ちです。 まぁ…日本の為には本当は固有種をキチンと残したい所ですが…未来には上手く住み分け共存出来ているのでしょうか?

この日は伊豆半島の北条氏や源氏の史跡を回る車中泊の旅の途中で釣りをしてみました。 自分はギルというよりはラージマウスバスですが。

朝の3時間だけ、ひたすら鉄板バイブを投げ倒しましたが…全く音沙汰無しでした(笑)。 2月の厳冬期なのでセオリー通りに鉄板バイブの釣りをしましたが…もっと色々と春を意識した釣りをしても良かったのかな?季節外れの暖かい日でしたし、川津桜もだいぶん咲いていましたので。

地元の常連の方に話しを聞いた所、2、3年前から水門が壊れて、ずっと減水が酷いとの事。確かに遠浅でオカッパリだと距離が出て、尚かつ手前の浅い場所も根掛りしないルアーを選ばないとやりづらいです。なので自分は軽めの鉄板バイブ(10g弱)にダブルフックを上向きでセットして、手前は竿立て気味でやりました。 ブレイクは岸から5~7mラインと地元の方が言っていましたよ。オカッパリでもブレイクラインまで届かない訳では無いですね。参考まで。

あとは一碧湖神社側のゴロタ場で長靴で少し立ち込んで、離れ島辺りを攻めるのも良い様です。

遊漁券は船着場辺りのカフェで買います。遊漁券必要ですのでお忘れ無く。

春や夏でリベンジかな。レイダウン等も多く雰囲気は有りますのでね。

因みに一碧湖神社前の無料駐車場(森の中)は車中泊出来そうです。(多分24時間開放)ただし…夜は真っ暗で一人では怖いと思いますがね… (夜見に行ったのですが、初見の場所な上に真っ暗で入る道が分からなかったので、自分は海沿いの伊東の道の...

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