Izu Day Tour from Tokyo, Japan
[Selected Attractions] Jogasaki Coast + Kadowaki Suspension Bridge + Izu Ocean View Train + [Mount Omuro/Izu Cactus Park]
[Pure Sightseeing] No shopping stops, no sales pitches, and no hidden costs. Enjoy a wonderful journey.
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Depart from Tokyo: Izu Peninsula Mountain and Sea Day Tour | Mount Omuro + Izu Cactus Park + Izu Ocean View Train + Kadowaki Suspension Bridge |
Tour Highlights
Depart from Tokyo Station or designated hotels to experience the volcanic landscapes of Mount Omuro, a healing animal park, and the Pacific coastline of Izu in one day. Designed for those who seek natural wonders, healing experiences, and comfortable travel without the rush.
Selected Route
In the morning, explore Mount Omuro, take the cable car to the crater summit for panoramic views of the Izu Peninsula, and see Mount Fuji on clear days. Then, visit the Izu Cactus Park to see various cacti, feed capybaras, and take photos. Enjoy a quick lunch at the park. In the afternoon, ride the Izu Ocean View Train along the coast, then head to the Jogasaki Coast and Kadowaki Suspension Bridge to stroll along the Pacific cliffs and enjoy the magnificent mountain and sea scenery.
Premium Service
Travel in a premium small-group commercial vehicle with spacious seats and independent air conditioning for a smooth journey through the Izu mountains. We strictly limit the group to 9 people to ensure privacy and flexibility. This is a pure sightseeing tour with no shopping stops, leaving all your time for scenery and free exploration.
Purchase Notice
[Travel Conditions]
Departure/Destination: Tokyo-Shizuoka
Duration: Same-day round trip
Transportation: Comfortable commercial vehicle
Bus Company: RBC Daichi Kanko or equivalent
Meals: Breakfast 0, Lunch 0, Dinner 0
Accommodation: None
Min. Group Size: 2 people
Tour Leader: None
Guide: None
[Travel Planning/Implementation]
Operating Company: Chowa Travel Co., Ltd.
Address: 2-18 Chusetsu-cho, Gifu City
License Number: Gifu Prefecture Governor Registered Travel Agency No. 2-328
Travel Agency Association: Full member of ANTA (All Nippon Travel Agents Association)
Reminders
A minimum of 2 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 4 day(s) before the departure date
In case of delays caused by traffic, weather, or other force majeure factors resulting in the cancellation of some itinerary attractions, please contact customer service. We will arrange a partial refund for you
In the event of inclement weather such as typhoons or snowstorms, a decision on whether to cancel the tour will be made 1 day(s) before departure (local time 09:00). Notifications will then be sent via email
Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: High blood pressure, Heart disease, Acrophobia, Asthma, Epilepsy, Pregnant women
Please arrive at the designated location 10 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
Please strictly abide by local Japanese laws and regulations. Do not carry items prohibited by Japanese law to avoid legal issues that may affect your rights.
During free time, please pay attention to your personal safety and belongings. We are not responsible for any accidents or losses resulting from ignoring safety advice.
Travelers aged 70 and above must ensure they are in good health for travel and be accompanied by a family member or friend aged 22 or older throughout the trip.
Minors under 18 years old must be accompanied by at least one adult traveler throughout the trip.
We are committed to providing you with the best travel experience. However, in some cases, we may need to flexibly adjust the itinerary based on actual conditions. Thank you for your understanding and support.
FAQ
1. What is the best season to visit Mount Omuro for the optimal experience?
For a comfortable climate, the best seasons to visit Mount Omuro are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). Spring offers fresh greenery and cherry blossoms, while autumn is adorned with colorful foliage. For clear views of Mount Fuji, winter (December-February) provides the highest visibility due to dry and clear weather, making it an excellent time for spotting it. Summer (June-August) boasts lush greenery and vitality, but it's important to use sun protection and be prepared for higher temperatures.
2. What is the experience like at the Mount Omuro crater rim, and can you hike up?
The only way to reach the crater rim of Mount Omuro is by taking a cable car; hiking is not permitted to protect the mountain. Once at the summit, you can walk along the 'bowl-shaped crater' trail, which takes about 20-30 minutes to complete. From here, you'll enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Izu Peninsula, Sagami Bay, and on clear days, you can even see Izu Oshima and Mount Fuji in the distance. There's also a Kyudo (Japanese archery) range at the summit, offering a unique activity.
3. Besides the cable car, what other attractions are worth experiencing around Mount Omuro?
Around Mount Omuro, in addition to the cable car ride offering spectacular crater views, you can experience the 'bowl-shaped crater' loop trail at the summit for a 360-degree panoramic vista. Nearby, the Izu Shaboten Zoo offers close encounters with animals like capybaras. For coastal scenery, the nearby Jogasaki Coast and Kadowaki Suspension Bridge are must-visit spots, allowing you to stroll and admire the vast Pacific Ocean.
4. What are the ideal weather conditions for viewing Mount Fuji from Mount Omuro in the Izu region?
The best weather conditions for viewing Mount Fuji from Mount Omuro are clear days with high air transparency. Typically, in winter (December to February), the sky is especially clear due to dry, cold air brought by the northeast monsoon, making winter the season with the highest probability of seeing Mount Fuji. It's recommended to visit in the morning when the light is soft and visibility is relatively high, making it easier to capture a clear and spectacular view of Mount Fuji.
5. What unique animal interaction experiences are available at Izu Shaboten Zoo?
Izu Shaboten Zoo is known for its unique animal interaction experiences. The most popular is the close encounter with capybaras, where you can participate in feeding them and even have opportunities to bathe with them or take photos. The zoo also houses various monkeys, birds, and other animals, with some areas allowing small animal feeding. Additionally, the zoo's extensive collection of cacti and succulents is a major highlight.
6. What are the features of the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge at Jogasaki Coast?
The Kadowaki Suspension Bridge at Jogasaki Coast is a suspension bridge spanning a sea-carved landscape. It is 48 meters long and 23 meters high, connecting two rugged cliffs. Its main feature allows visitors to experience the powerful Pacific waves crashing below and admire the spectacular columnar jointing sea erosion landscapes on either side from mid-air. Walking across the bridge offers an immersive experience of the dramatic coastal scenery, combining thrilling heights with breathtaking natural beauty.
7. What are the transportation options from central Tokyo to the Izu region?
There are several transportation options from Tokyo to the Izu region. You can take the JR Tokaido Shinkansen to Atami Station and then transfer to the Izu Kyuko Line to reach major tourist spots like Izukogen. Alternatively, you can take the JR Limited Express 'Odoriko' train directly from Tokyo or Shinjuku Station to various stations in Izu, saving you the hassle of transfers. For a more convenient trip, consider joining a day tour that offers hotel pick-up and drop-off from central Tokyo, eliminating the need to plan complex travel routes yourself.
8. What unique coastal scenery can be enjoyed on the Izu scenic train?
While riding the Izu scenic train, you can enjoy diverse coastal landscapes. The train travels along the eastern coast of the Izu Peninsula, offering views of the vast Pacific Ocean, where deep blue waters and peculiar rock formations create picturesque scenes. Along the route, you'll pass many fishing villages and beautiful bays, providing a panorama of the sea and sky. Especially when the train runs close to the sea, you can experience a unique sense of being close to the ocean.
