[August 10 only!] Shizuoka, Japan | Izu's largest fireworks festival "Ito Onsen Sea Fireworks Festival" & Omuroyama & Oshino Hakkai & Hana no Miyako Park & ​​Kyoho grape picking all-you-can-eat 2-day tour | Depart from Tokyo

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- Itinerary Introduction -

・Ito Onsen Sea Fireworks Festival

The "Ito Onsen Sea Fireworks Festival" originated from the "Anjin Festival", the biggest event in Ito. The main event is the "Anjin Festival Sea Fireworks Festival", the largest in Izu, which is set off from five locations on the sea at the same time. There are also various unique fireworks performances such as Japanese drums and lantern drifting, which bloom in the refreshing night sky. The Anjin Festival is a celebration held to commemorate the construction of Japan's first Western-style sailing ship at the mouth of the Ito Matsukawa River by Miura Anjin (British: William Adams), the diplomatic advisor of Tokugawa Ieyasu. As the finale of the Anjin Festival, about 10,000 fireworks are set off from five locations on the sea at the same time within an hour. In particular, the largest 15-size shakudama fireworks and the Niagara Falls fireworks in the sky are definitely not to be missed!

＊Once you arrive at the venue, your guide will lead you to your designated seat.

* Before the fireworks display begins, you can move around freely and go to the nearby night market to buy local delicacies.

＊The fireworks display will be crowded, so please be sure to keep your valuables with you.

＊Special seating areas are provided for you.

【Notes on attending fireworks displays】

If you are attending a fireworks display in Japan for the first time, please refer to the following suggestions:

＊The fireworks display is held in the summer, and there is free time before the opening. Since it is summer, it is recommended to prepare for sun protection.

* Although there are trash cans at the venue, the event is very crowded every year, so please be sure to bring your own trash bags, toilet paper, wet wipes and other cleaning supplies.

＊The fireworks display will continue until the evening, so please prepare relevant lighting equipment just in case.

＊Please wear clothes and shoes that are comfortable to move around in on the day of the fireworks display.

＊On the day of the fireworks display, there will be hundreds of thousands of people flocking to the venue, so there is a high possibility that network-related equipment will not be available. Please understand.

＊After the gathering, the bus will depart for the hotel. The arrival time is approximately 23:20.

・Omuroyama Ropeway

Mount Omuro is not only the symbol of the Izu Peninsula, but also a designated "National Natural Monument". It is a dormant volcano about 580 meters high and was selected as one of the "Eight Views of Ito". From spring to summer, the grass and trees growing along the mountain are bright green, and it is nicknamed "Matcha Mountain"! It takes about 4 minutes to take the bus, and your feet seem to touch the grass swaying in the wind. Climbing to the top of the mountain with a diameter of about 300 meters, you can overlook the streets of Izu and the Jogasaki Coast. There are specialty shops on the top and at the bottom of the mountain where you can buy limited souvenirs!

※If the Omuroyama Ropeway is suspended due to strong winds, we will refund part of the fee and change the itinerary to free activities in Ito MARION TOWN.

・Flower Park

In the vast sea of ​​flowers, you can enjoy the combination of summer flowers and Mt. Fuji as the seasons change! The most representative flowers in summer are "zinnias" and "sunflowers" in full bloom, and the endless sea of ​​flowers is impressive!

・Oshino Hakkai

Located in Oshino Village, Minamitsuru County, Yamanashi Prefecture, Oshino Hakkai is a natural water area consisting of eight springs. These springs originate from underground water of Mount Fuji and groundwater from the foothills of Mt. Shoshi to Mt. Ishiwari. They pass through the permeable layer of the New Fuji Volcano and the impermeable layer of the ancient Mt. Fuji to form pure spring water with high water pressure. The water of the springs eventually flows into the Shin-Nasho River and connects with the Katsura River, the source of the Yamanaka Lake, forming a unique local hydrological environment. With its clear and pure water quality and beautiful scenery, Oshino Hakkai is listed as a national natural monument of Japan, one of the 100 selected famous waters, and one of the 100 new views of Mount Fuji in Yamanashi Prefecture.

・Numazu Port

Numazu Port is located next to the deepest "Suruga Bay" in Japan. There are more than 1,200 species of creatures living in the area, so you can enjoy a variety of dishes from common fish to high-end fish species in Numazu. Stroll around the fishing port and find your favorite seafood dishes! Before the end of the trip, you will take the Numazu Port Chidori sightseeing boat to enjoy the sea breeze and overlook the magnificent summer Mount Fuji. The whole journey takes about 30 minutes!

・All-you-can-eat Kyoho grape picking

Yamanashi Prefecture is known as the Kingdom of Fruits, and it produces different high-quality fruits all year round. Among them, Yamanashi ranks first in Japan in grape production. When you visit Yamanashi in summer, don't forget to enjoy fresh and juicy grapes! Experience the fun of picking and eating at the fruit farm in Yamanashi! The Kyoho grapes are large and extremely sweet, which makes grape lovers feel very surprised. The sugar content of Kyoho is as high as 18 to 20 degrees. The fruit is purple-black, large, and the flesh is firm and juicy. The flesh has a strong aroma and strong sweetness, and the taste is delicate, rich and mildly sour.