A day trip to Mount Omuro in Izu, Japan | Atami coastline or ocean-view train, Mount Omuro cable car or cactus zoo, Kinosaki coast, stroll through Ito Marin town | Departing from Tokyo
- Go deep into the wonders of the Omuro Mountain volcanic grassland and feel the healing energy of nature
- Explore the mysterious Jogasaki Coast and admire the spectacular cliffs and sea erosions
- Walk across the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge and enjoy the stunning Pacific Ocean views
- Wander around Ito Marin Town and enjoy the sunshine and southern European style of Atami Beach along the way
Package Options
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour Type | Shared tour |
| Transportation method | Transfer from meeting point |
| Luggage limit | 1 piece |
| Minimum participant requirement | 4 travelers |
| Meal arrangement | Arrange yourself |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights |
| Transport | Bus tour |
Product Info
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—Itinerary Introduction—
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the stunning scenery of Izu for a day!
This tour departs from Tokyo and visits Mount Omuro, the inspiration for the popular anime "Your Name," as well as the Kinosaki coast, offering panoramic views of Sagami Bay and Mount Fuji. It also includes a trip to the Kinosaki coast to explore the unique rock formations and the enchanting sea cave "Ryugu Cave," providing a complete day to experience the natural beauty of the Izu Peninsula!
—Important Notice—
- Each person can bring one piece of luggage for free. Any additional luggage will be charged at 2,000 yen per piece, regardless of size (please inform us in advance when registering, otherwise a fee will be charged on-site).
- If there are not enough seats on the bus because you did not inform us that you will be traveling with a child aged 0-2 years who does not occupy a seat, we will refuse to let you on the bus and the fare will not be refunded.
- The tour guide will not contact the tourists in advance. On the day of the tour, tourists need to go to the meeting point on their own and report to the tour guide or staff wearing yellow vests or holding GOGODAY flags. Please understand and cooperate with each other and follow the tour guide's arrangements.
- Driver and guide service (small group of 4-13 people: driver and guide service; group of 13 or more: driver and tour guide service).
- Reference vehicle types: 5-8 seater: Toyota Alphard; 9-14 seater: Toyota Hice or equivalent; 18-22 seater: minibus; 22 seats and above: large bus. The above vehicles are for reference only; the actual vehicle type will be adjusted according to the number of participants on the day of the tour. —Important Notes— Each person can bring one piece of luggage free of charge. Additional luggage will be charged 2000 yen per piece, regardless of size (please inform us in advance when registering, otherwise a charge will be applied on-site). If there are not enough seats for children aged 0-2 years traveling without a seat, the child will be refused boarding, and no refund will be given. The tour guide will not contact travelers in advance. On the day of the tour, travelers must go to the meeting point and report to the tour guide or staff wearing yellow vests or holding GOGODAY flags. Please understand and cooperate with each other, and follow the tour guide's instructions. Driver-guide service (4-13 people: driver/guide service; 13 people and above: driver + tour guide service). Reference vehicle types: 5-8 seater: Toyota Alphard; 9-14 seater: Toyota Hice or equivalent; 18-22 seater: minibus; 22 seater and above: large bus. The above vehicles are for reference only, and the actual vehicle type will be adjusted according to the number of participants on the day of the tour.
Mount Omuro – a breathtakingly beautiful landscape resembling matcha pudding. Located on the Izu Peninsula near the Tokyo metropolitan area, Mount Omuro was a filming location for Makoto Shinkai's popular 2016 animated film "Your Name".
Mount Omuro, located in Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is a 580-meter-high extinct volcano, famous for its perfectly symmetrical conical shape. The entire mountain is covered with lush grasslands, presenting different appearances in each season, like a huge green velvet carpet spread across the land, and is known as the "natural landmark of the Izu Peninsula".
You can easily reach the summit by taking the chairlift to Mount Omuro, which takes only 6 minutes. Standing on the circular trail, you can enjoy a panoramic view with a 360° view: to the west, the snow-capped Mount Fuji; to the south, the vast blue Sagami Bay; to the north, the undulating beauty of the Hakone Mountains; and to the east, the coastline of the Izu Seven Islands.
Kinosaki Coast: A hidden coastline on the Izu Peninsula, where volcanic rock formations intertwine with stunning seascapes.
One of the iconic landmarks of the Kinosaki coast is the 48-meter-long, 23-meter-high Kadowaki Suspension Bridge, which spans the coastal cliffs. Standing on the bridge, you can overlook the spectacular seascape with its crashing waves and feel the awe-inspiring experience of the howling sea breeze.
Stroll along the Jogasaki Nature Trail and explore the coastal wonders. The Jogasaki Nature Trail is 9 kilometers long and features several viewpoints along the way, offering views of diverse volcanic lava landscapes.
Atami Sunny Coastal Highway: A stunning 6.1-kilometer-long coastal highway stretching from Yugawara to Miyanomatsu. Driving along this road, on your left lies the vast, shimmering sea, where on clear days you can even see the silhouettes of Hatsushima and Izu Oshima in the distance; on your right, lush forests dot the landscape, interspersed with charming hot spring inns and seaside villas, showcasing Atami's unique coastal charm.
The Izu Ocean View Train: A Dreamlike Railway Hugging the Pacific Ocean: The train travels between cliffs and beaches, offering views of the vast blue ocean, layered fishing villages, and the distant, rolling Izu Mountains. This "moving observation deck" is a dreamlike train running along the east coast of the Izu Peninsula in Shizuoka Prefecture, operated by the Izu Kyuko Company. It hugs the Pacific coastline the entire way, offering breathtaking scenery and is known as one of "Japan's closest trains to the sea."
The train comes in two special liveries and themes: the historically significant "Kurosen" and the "Kinme-tai" themed around the famous Kinme-tai sea bream of Shimoda. The most spectacular part of the journey is the approximately 5-minute stretch from Katase-Shirata to Izu-Inatori: the train hugs the coastline, with waves seemingly crashing right outside the windows, winding its way along the cliffside coastline with unobstructed views, especially on a clear day. Whether you ride the dignified and historically rich "Kurosen" or the brightly colored and charming "Kinme-tai," you can fully appreciate the magnificent seascape and local culture of Izu in just over twenty minutes.
Purchase Notice
【Travel conditions】
Travel origin and destination: Tokyo and Shizuoka
Travel days: Round trip
Transportation: Chartered bus
Bus company name: Reisei Tourism Industry Co., Ltd.
Meals: Breakfast 0 times Lunch 0 times Dinner 0 times
Accommodation facilities: None
Minimum number of people in a group: 4
Team leader: 1
【Travel planning/implementation】
Name of operating company: TuYi Group Japan Co., Ltd.
Address: 722 Shuzenji, Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture
License Number: Shizuoka Prefectural Governor Registered Travel Agency, No. 2-633
Travel Agency Association: Regular Member of the Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA)
Reminders
A minimum of 4 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
Travelers with the following conditions or other health issues that could be worsened by excessive stimulation should not participate in this activity: Pregnant women, Acrophobia, Heart disease
Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
This is a shared ride with fixed itinerary. Customers participating in this tour are requested to adhere to the time allotted at each attraction and follow the instructions of the driver/guide.
If you leave the group midway through the trip, the transaction will be considered invalid, and no refund will be given. Furthermore, you will be solely responsible for any personal injury or property damage resulting from this.
Since this itinerary cannot be changed to other trains or joined midway, no refunds will be given for non-participation or termination of the itinerary due to personal issues, lateness, or other reasons. Please note.
Arrival times for each itinerary may vary depending on traffic conditions, weather, holidays, and crowds. We apologize for any delays or cancellations caused by the aforementioned factors or other unforeseen circumstances, and no refunds will be provided on such grounds.
For smaller groups, a small vehicle with a driver/guide will be used. Please be aware that this is a shared ride service; other guests will be traveling with you, and parking is not allowed outside of tourist attractions.
Traffic jams and other unforeseen circumstances may occur during weekends and public holidays. The driver/guide may adjust the itinerary according to the specific situation. Please be prepared before placing your order.
To maintain a clean and comfortable environment, please refrain from eating or drinking inside the vehicle. Any stains caused will be subject to compensation according to local cleaning standards. Thank you for your understanding.
FAQ
Yes, Mount Fuji is famously visible from the summit of Mount Omuro on clear days. From the crater rim, visitors can enjoy panoramic 360-degree views, including the majestic peak of Mount Fuji to the north, along with the beautiful Sagami Bay, Izu Islands, and the Amagi mountain range. The ropeway ascent also offers picturesque views leading up to this stunning vantage point.
The Mount Omuro ropeway ride itself is quite quick, taking approximately 6 minutes one-way. Once at the summit, visitors can indeed walk around the entire crater rim, a relatively flat and easy path that typically takes about 20-30 minutes to complete. This circular walk provides continuous, breathtaking panoramic views of the Izu Peninsula and surrounding landscapes.
The Jogasaki Coast is renowned for its dramatic volcanic cliffs, rugged coastline, and the iconic Kadowaki Suspension Bridge. Visitors can walk across this 48-meter-long bridge, suspended 23 meters above the sea, offering stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and crashing waves below. The coastal walking trail also provides opportunities to admire unique rock formations and sea caves sculpted by erosion.
Ito Marin Town offers a charming European seaside atmosphere with various attractions. Visitors can enjoy ocean views, browse specialty shops offering local souvenirs and fresh seafood, and dine at restaurants with views of the marina. It's a great spot to relax by the water, soak in the sunny coastal ambiance, and take leisurely strolls along the pier.
The Jogasaki Coast is characterized by its distinctive geological formations, primarily steep cliffs formed by lava flows from Mount Omuro's eruptions about 4,000 years ago. The subsequent erosion by the Pacific Ocean has sculpted intricate patterns, sea caves, and columnar joints along the coastline, creating a dramatic and picturesque landscape. This volcanic origin contributes to its rugged beauty.
Visitors typically spend around 1.5 to 2.5 hours exploring the Izu Cactus Zoo. This allows ample time to see its diverse collection of cacti and succulents in various greenhouses, encounter capybaras and other animals roaming freely in certain areas, and enjoy animal shows or feeding experiences. The zoo offers a unique blend of botanical gardens and animal encounters.
Driving along the Atami coastline reveals picturesque ocean views, with the sparkling Pacific Ocean on one side and charming coastal towns on the other. The scenery includes scenic beaches, lush greenery, and the occasional glimpse of traditional Japanese architecture blended with modern resorts. It provides a relaxing and beautiful transition along the Izu Peninsula's eastern shore.
Mount Omuro is a dormant volcano, approximately 4,000 years old, and is the highest peak in the Izu Kogen area. Its distinctive bowl-shaped crater is a result of a massive eruption. Historically, it has been used for 'Yamayaki' (controlled burning) for over 700 years, an event that helps maintain its unique grassland landscape and supports local traditions. It stands as a symbol of Izu's volcanic origins.
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