[Spring Exclusive] Tokyo Izu Cherry Blossom Viewing Group Day Tour (Premium small group, max 9 people)

1 Day

• 07:20 The time is for reference only. Meeting point: JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit. We will contact you one day in advance to inform you of the meeting time, so please provide accurate contact information. As this is a carpooling trip, all guests are required to arrive on time. Late arrivals will be considered as a voluntary forfeiture of the trip. It is recommended that guests arrive at the boarding location 10 minutes before departure.
• The volcanic coastal secret of the Izu Peninsula! About 9 kilometers of lava cliffs plunge directly into the Pacific Ocean. The Kadowaki Suspension Bridge hangs between the blue sea and dangerous rocks. The sea breeze gently sways the bridge, and beneath your feet, the deep blue waves crash against the shore. At dawn or sunset, the warm light gilds the basalt, and on clear days, you can see the Izu Islands in the distance. Hike the forest trails to encounter lava caves and native greenery. It is full of the artistic atmosphere of the filming location of 'The Dancing Girl of Izu', and every shot is a stunning, filter-free landscape photo.
  

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• Kadowaki Suspension Bridge: An iconic suspension bridge spanning the cliffs and bays. Walking on it, you can feel the swaying sea breeze and face the magnificence of the Pacific Ocean. You can climb the nearby Kadowaki Lighthouse (25 meters high) for a 360° panoramic view of the coastline and the Seven Islands of Izu. On clear days, you can even see Mount Fuji in the distance.
  

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• Izu Ocean View Train (tickets at your own expense): Featuring extra-large viewing windows and seats facing the sea, this train travels along the coast, winding between cliffs, bays, and fishing villages, offering breathtaking views of the blue Pacific Ocean throughout the journey.
  

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• The first touch of pink in early spring in Izu! Kawazu cherry blossoms are an early-blooming variety discovered in Kawazu Town, Shizuoka Prefecture in 1955 (a hybrid of Kanhizakura and Oshima cherry). They begin to bloom in early February, and the flowering period lasts for nearly a month, more than a month earlier than Somei Yoshino. The peach-pink petals are full and bright, blooming before the leaves appear, covering the trees in flowers. There is a 4-kilometer cherry blossom-lined path along the Kawazu River, with over 850 trees forming a long river of pink.
  

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• From early February to early March every year, the [Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival] is held. There are food stalls along the riverbank where you can also purchase local handicrafts.
  

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• 19:00 Dissolution at a fixed location in Tokyo. The time is for reference only and may fluctuate due to weather, traffic conditions, etc. The actual travel time shall prevail. Please plan your personal schedule after the day trip carefully.