2-Day Izu Tour from Japan | Private Tour - Glamping Experience - Shuzenji Onsen - Seasonal Kawazu Cherry Blossoms - Jogasaki Coast - Shimoda Stroll | Stay at Kanade no Mori (Departing from Tokyo)
- Exclusive Private Tour: No shared vehicles or groups. Travel from Tokyo to the Izu Peninsula in a private car, with the flexibility to adjust the pace of your itinerary to suit your preferences and savor a slow-paced Izu vacation.
- Stay at the Popular 'Kanade no Mori Resort': Luxury tents surrounded by forest, combining nature experiences with complete facilities, allowing you to enjoy high-quality glamping without bringing any gear.
- Exclusive Glamping Time: Each tent features a private terrace, perfect for sharing relaxing moments with family and friends. A complimentary welcome drink is included (1 bottle per tent, regardless of the number of guests).
- Kawazu Cherry Blossom Spring Special (Feb 7 – Mar 8): Specially arranged hearth-style BBQ dinner and a New Year mochi-pounding experience where you can taste freshly made mochi. The next day, visit the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival to welcome early spring and enjoy an Izu glamping spring getaway.
Package options
Camping Activities
| Camping type | Tent camping |
| Tour Type | Private tour |
| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
Sightseeing Tours
| Tour Type | Private tour |
| Meal arrangement | Breakfast included, With dinner |
| Accommodation type | Campsite, Resort |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights |
| Transport | Charter car |
Product Info
- Itinerary -
Day 1 | Izu Coast Scenic Views × Luxury Glamping Experience
Depart from your designated location in Tokyo's 23 wards by private car to visit Izu's iconic natural landmarks: Jogasaki Coast and the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge. Stroll along the magnificent coastline, feel the power of the waves crashing against the rocky shore up close, and admire the unique coastal scenery of Izu. Afterward, arrive at Kanadenomori Resorts for lunch, featuring a specially arranged farming experience to connect with nature and enjoy the charm of a slow-paced rural life. Before check-in, you are free to explore the resort or visit nearby attractions. We provide shuttle services between the campsite and local spots, so you don't have to worry about transportation and can flexibly arrange your own leisure time. In the evening, enjoy a surf-and-turf BBQ dinner on your private terrace, sharing a warm and unforgettable camping night with family and friends under the starry sky. (Kanadenomori Resorts check-in time: 15:00–18:00)
Day 2 | Romantic Early Spring Kawazu Cherry Blossoms (Limited Time) × Visit to Shimoda Port Town in South Izu × Stroll through Shuzenji in Central Izu
Enjoy a refreshing breakfast at the forest-surrounded Kanadenomori Resorts (07:00–09:00, self-service). You can choose your departure time between 08:00–10:00; please check out by 10:00 at the latest. During the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival (2026/2/7–3/8), we will specifically visit the festival venue to admire the pink cherry blossoms in early spring. Afterward, visit Shimoda in South Izu, walk through the Perry Road port town streets to experience the exotic atmosphere and historical charm, and finally, relax at one of Izu's oldest hot springs before taking the private car back to Tokyo, bringing your journey to a wonderful close.
- Annual Events in Izu -
- Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival: February 7, 2026 – March 8, 2026 (Tentative)
- Mount Omuro 'Yamayaki' (Mountain Burning): February 8, 2026 (Tentative)
- Izu Kogen Cherry Blossom Viewing: Late March – Early April every year (Tentative)
- Komuroyama 'Azalea Festival': Mid-April – Early May every year (Tentative)
- Shimoda 'Kurofune Festival': May 15, 2026 – May 17, 2026 (Tentative)
- Shimoda 'Hydrangea Festival': June 1 – June 30 every year (Tentative)
- Shuzenji Hot Spring Autumn Foliage: Mid-November – Early December every year (Tentative)
- Introduction to Izu Peninsula -
The Izu Peninsula is blessed with rich natural scenery and abundant hot spring resources, making it a favorite among domestic and international tourists. It takes about 2 hours to travel from Tokyo to Izu Kogen by the Odoriko train. The resort provides free shuttle service from Izu Kogen Station to the campsite, which is a convenient 10-minute drive. Near Izu Kogen Station, there is a 3-kilometer-long cherry blossom-lined avenue (Izu Kogen Sakura Namiki), where about 600 cherry trees, including Oshima cherry and Somei Yoshino cherry trees, are planted on both sides of the road. From late March to early April each year, they form a cherry blossom tunnel, welcoming the most brilliant season of the year. The Izu Peninsula has many famous cherry blossom viewing spots. The 'Sakura no Sato' at the foot of Mount Omuro is selected as one of the 'Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan.' It is only a 2-3 minute drive (about a 20-minute walk) from the campsite and is characterized by a blooming period of up to 8 months. About 1,500 cherry trees of 40 varieties are planted in the 4-hectare park. Due to the wide variety of cherry blossoms, different types bloom one after another, with the season lasting from mid-September to mid-May of the following year. In addition, the famous Izu Kawazu cherry blossoms are the earliest blooming variety in Japan, blooming successively from February to early March each year. There are as many as 8,000 Kawazu cherry trees in Kawazu Town. Since there are many tourists from all over Japan during the cherry blossom season, it is recommended to arrange accommodation on the Izu Peninsula to avoid traffic jams, and book early to avoid disappointment!
- Introduction to Kanadenomori Resorts -
'Kanadenomori Resorts' is located in Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. Newly opened in October 2023, it is a complex tourist facility created with the concept of ecological sustainability and coexistence with nature. It features rich mountain forest ecology, and you can overlook Mount Omuro from the campsite. The environment is quiet and not fully developed, making it an excellent place to enjoy forest bathing and experience nature. It is perfect for travelers who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax. When the weather is fine, you can enjoy the rising sun in the morning, and at night, look up and gaze at the brilliant starry sky around the campfire. Immerse yourself in the mountains and forests, listen to the concerto of the four seasons composed by the wind, rain, and insects to cleanse your soul. Now, escape the urban neon lights, return to the purity of nature, head into the mountains to embrace the natural world, enjoy the fresh air, and experience an extraordinary world. Take a trip to the hottest glamping site and inject plenty of vitality into your life. Kanadenomori Resorts is equipped with glamping areas, BBQ areas, Japanese restaurants, steakhouses, bakeries, gift shops, and other facilities. There are also workshops where you can make your own pizza, chopsticks, mini potted plants, perfume, and various other handicrafts. The park has 24-hour staff, making it a campsite that even beginners can enjoy with peace of mind. Whether you are a couple, best friends, a group of friends, or a family, everyone can easily enjoy the fun of camping here. Call your friends and family to experience camping and BBQ in Japan, and feast on the mountain and sea delicacies of Izu around the campfire!
- Campsite Information -
Campsite Name: Kanadenomori Resorts
Campsite Address: 325-1 Jutto, Ito, Shizuoka 414-0052, Japan
Check-in Time: 15:00–18:00
Check-out Time: Before 10:00 the next day
Public Bathing: Gender-separated toilets and gender-separated shower rooms (equipped with shampoo, body wash, hand soap, toilet paper, hair dryers, etc.)
There is a hot spring facility near Izu Kogen Station called 'Izu Kogen no Yu'. The campsite provides a free round-trip shuttle. If you wish to go, please inform the campsite staff upon check-in on the day. Please download the hot spring discount coupon here here
- Tent Types and Bedding Information -
There are two types: 'Bell Tent' and 'Dome Tent' (Tent type and location cannot be selected; actual accommodation is subject to the resort's arrangement, thank you for your understanding).
The number of occupants is regardless of age; the Bell Tent can accommodate up to 4 people, and the Dome Tent can accommodate up to 5 people (including infants who do not occupy a bed).
- Children aged 6 and under who are not yet in school can stay with adults for free. Please indicate their name and date of birth when placing the order.
- If infants aged 6 and under require a bed and meals, please purchase the child (7-12 years old) bed-occupying price.
- For 2-person, 3-person, and 4-person rooms, two large beds are provided; if you wish to use a sofa bed, an additional fee of 4,000 JPY per night will be charged.
- Campsite Equipment -
Private Tent Area:
・Fire pit (1 bundle of firewood provided; additional fees apply for extra firewood; cannot be used on rainy days) ・Two-person sofa lounge chair (cannot be used on rainy days) ・Single hammock ・Sink ・BBQ table and chairs
In-tent furniture or amenities (amenities differ for men and women):
・Comfortable double bed (140cm×200cm)・Sofa or sofa bed (110cm×192cm)・Air conditioning/heating・Power outlets・Refrigerator・Hangers・Dehumidifier・Towel rack・Electric kettle・Wi-Fi・Charger/Charging cables (for iPhone, USB-typeC)・Indoor slippers・Outdoor sandals・Samue (Japanese loungewear)・Bath towel・Face towel・Toothbrush・Comb・Razor (for men)・Hair tie/Shower cap (for women)・Facial mask (for women)・Earplugs・Eye mask・Tissues・Mouthwash・Disinfectant alcohol・Deodorizing spray・Lantern・Alarm clock・Hand-drip coffee set (coffee beans, hand grinder, dripper, sugar, creamer)・Mineral water・Cups・Wine opener・Blanket (provided in winter)・Work gloves・2 bottles of mineral water per person (free for adults, excluding infants; can be used for drinking or making tea/coffee, or taken home)・Paid beverages (beer, shochu, highball, wine, cola, tea, orange juice)
Complimentary rental items:
・Playing cards・Go・Shogi・Jenga・UNO・Contact lens solution
－BBQ Dinner Introduction－
Dining time: Between 17:00 and 19:00 (Please inform us of your preferred dinner time upon check-in)
Dining location: Inside your private tent area. In case of bad weather, the BBQ will be moved to the campsite area.
Menu:・Salad・Seasonal soup・150g aged Kuroge Wagyu beef・Bacon・Fujinomiya pork sausage・Ajillo with bread・Signature long skewer・Shrimp・Scallop・Grilled rice ball・Dessert (Menu items are subject to seasonal changes; actual offerings depend on the restaurant)
－Energetic Breakfast Introduction－
Dining time: Between 7:00 and 9:00 (Feel free to dine at any time within this period)
Dining location: Boulangerie&Cafe 'CALM' (Dine-in or take-out available)
Menu:・CALM signature croissant・Approx. 10 types of warm vegetables・Two-tone mini salad・Boiled egg・Chicken ham・Carrot and onion soup・Yogurt・Coffee (can be exchanged for orange juice or other drinks) (Menu items are subject to seasonal changes; actual offerings depend on the restaurant)
Kanadenomori Resorts and Mt. Omuro
Dome Tent with Deck Exterior: Each tent features a private terrace, lounge chairs, BBQ area, and fire pit.
Interior of the dome-shaped luxury tent: Equipped with 2 double beds and 1 sofa bed, accommodating up to 5 people.
Clean and comfortable toilets and shower rooms for men and women, with complete bathroom facilities.
(Special Arrangement) Zouzhisen Resort Experience: Step into the park's own farmland, pick fresh seasonal vegetables by hand, and use them on the spot as ingredients for your BBQ dinner. Experience the most authentic "local production and consumption" concept and enjoy fresh, delicious and fun farm time.
(Optional Activity) Kanade no Mori Resort Wood-Baked Pizza DIY: From kneading the dough and adding toppings to baking in the wood-fired oven, you can make your own wood-fired pizzas with flavors like Fuji no Kuni bacon and Suruga Bay sardines. This is a very popular DIY activity that you can experience even on a rainy day.
The Zou no Mori Resort offers a variety of free recreational facilities, providing enjoyable experiences for both adults and children.
【Kawazu Sakura Spring Festival Limited Time Offer (February 7 – March 8)】Experience the Japanese New Year activity "Mochi Pounding," participate in making mochi yourself, and taste it on-site, feeling the lively and warm atmosphere of welcoming the new year.
![[Summer Vacation Limited Time (July 1 – August 31)] Experience the quintessential Japanese summer dish, "Nagashi Somen" (flowing somen noodles), for a refreshing and seasonal treat.](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_568111/20260114024739_xDknd/jpg)
[Summer Vacation Limited Time (July 1 – August 31)] Experience the quintessential Japanese summer dish, "Nagashi Somen" (flowing somen noodles), for a refreshing and seasonal treat.
Nearby attractions: Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival (Event period: February 7th - March 8th, 2026)
Purchase Notice
- Pre-event instructions
- This is a private group tour, not a shared tour. You will not be traveling with other travelers or sharing a vehicle throughout the trip. It is suitable for families, friends, and small groups to travel with peace of mind.
- This tour does not include a tour guide. The driver will serve as the accompanying staff, responsible for pick-up and drop-off and basic assistance services throughout the trip. You are free to visit the attractions at your own pace. Please pay attention to the meeting time.
- The breakfast and dinner menu listed in the itinerary is for reference only. The camp will adjust the meals according to the season and the availability of ingredients on the day without prior notice. The actual content provided is subject to the on-site conditions.
- If you have vegetarian, allergy, or other dietary requirements, please indicate this in the order notes. We will assist in conveying this to the camp. We regret that we cannot change the meal on-site.
- Tent type and location cannot be specified and will be subject to the park's arrangements on the day.
- This tour includes a welcome drink (1 bottle per tent, regardless of the number of guests).
- Accommodation Notes
- The number of guests is calculated regardless of age (including infants and toddlers not occupying a bed): a maximum of 4 people for Native American tents and a maximum of 5 people for dome tents. The type of tent will be arranged by the camp and cannot be specified.
- Regardless of whether there are 2, 3, or 4 people staying in the tent, each tent will be equipped with two double beds; if there are 5 people staying in the tent, a sofa bed will be provided.
- Children aged 6 and under who are not in school can stay with adults for free. Each adult can bring one child who does not occupy a bed. Please fill in the child's name and date of birth when placing your order.
- If infants and toddlers aged 6 and under need a bed and meals, please select the "Children (7–12 years old)" bed-occupancy plan.
- The reservation process for children not occupying a bed is as follows:
2 adults + 1 child not occupying a bed → Please select the price for 【2 people per room】
2 adults + 1 child occupying a bed + 1 child not occupying a bed → Please select the price for 【3 people per room】
2 adults + 2 children occupying a bed + 1 child not occupying a bed → Please select the price for 【4 people per room】
- Vehicle type and luggage information
7-seat Alphard (or equivalent)
- Passenger capacity: Maximum 6 people (one person must sit in the front passenger seat when the vehicle is full)
- Luggage: 2–4 pieces of luggage, 24–28 inches each
10-seater Hiace (or equivalent)
- Passenger capacity: Maximum 9 people
- Luggage: Approximately 9–12 pieces of 28-inch luggage
Additional Traffic Information
- The above are suggested configurations; the actual arrangements will depend on the vehicle schedule and luggage size on the day.
- If you are bringing large luggage, strollers, golf bags, etc., please inform us in advance in the order notes.
- Exceeding the recommended luggage limit may incur additional charges or require a different vehicle model.
- The vehicle has a legally mandated carrying capacity. If the vehicle is overloaded, the driver has the right to refuse to board and may not cancel or request a refund for such reasons.
Reminders
Meals are not included for children under the age of 5
Our company, drivers, tour leaders, and guides shall not be liable for any loss of money or property caused by theft under any circumstances or in any location. Passengers shall be solely responsible for the safekeeping of all their belongings and documents.
Minors or children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult to join the tour. Travelers aged 80 and above must be accompanied by a family member or friend. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Children under 6 years old who do not occupy a bed can join the tour for free. Each adult can only accompany one child who does not occupy a bed. No meals or bedding will be provided.
Please confirm the actual number of passengers and luggage items in advance. If the number of passengers exceeds the legal capacity, the driver has the right to refuse passengers; if the amount of luggage exceeds the vehicle's carrying capacity, it may not be possible to load all of it, and the trip cannot be cancelled or a refund requested for this reason. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
After booking, a representative will contact you to confirm your order details. Please check your emails or KKday notifications to avoid missing important information.
Cancellation Policy
- Cancellations 21 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
- For cancellations made 8 to 20 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 20% will apply
- For cancellations made 2 to 7 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 30% will apply
- For cancellations made 1 to 1 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 40% will apply
- Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once your refund request is confirmed, KKday will initiate the refund to your original payment method within 15 days. The actual refund timing depends on your card-issuing bank’s policy.
FAQs
1. How many days are recommended to deeply experience the Jogasaki Coast, Shuzenji Onsen, and Shimoda area on the Izu Peninsula?
Considering the distances and richness of attractions on the Izu Peninsula, a two-day, one-night trip is recommended for a more thorough and comfortable experience of the natural scenery of Jogasaki Coast, the historical culture of Shuzenji Onsen, and the unique atmosphere of Shimoda port town. This allows you to savor the specialties of each place without rushing and enjoy a leisurely vacation. For instance, private group tours are typically planned for two days to ensure you can fully explore these representative spots.
2. Besides the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival, what other recommended seasons and landscapes are there on the Izu Peninsula?
The Izu Peninsula is charming throughout the year. In spring, besides the Kawazu Cherry Blossoms (around February to early March), the azaleas on Mount Omuro bloom from late April to early May on the Izu Plateau. Summer (June-August) is ideal for enjoying swimming or marine activities in the Shimoda area. In autumn (September-November), the beautiful autumn foliage around Shuzenji Onsen is not to be missed, offering a picturesque scene of ancient temples intertwined with red leaves. During winter (December-January), on clear days, you can get a distant view of Mt. Fuji and experience the winter charm of other hot spring towns.
3. What special facilities or activities are included in the glamping experience at Kanon Forest Resort?
Kanon Forest Resort offers a glamping experience where you don't need to prepare any equipment. You can stay in comfortable tents surrounded by forests, equipped with comprehensive facilities to ensure a quality stay. Each tent also comes with a private terrace, perfect for sharing relaxing moments with family and friends. During specific seasons (like the Kawazu Cherry Blossom season), limited-time events are held, such as campfire BBQ dinners and New Year's mochi pounding experiences, adding to the travel fun. A welcome drink (1 bottle per tent) is also provided.
4. For an Izu private group tour departing from Tokyo to Shuzenji Onsen, how will transportation be arranged?
For Izu private group tours departing from Tokyo to Shuzenji Onsen and other attractions, transportation will be provided by a dedicated private vehicle for pick-up and drop-off. This means you won't have to worry about complicated public transportation transfers or carrying luggage. You can depart easily from a designated location in Tokyo, enjoying exclusive service without sharing groups or vehicles. The itinerary pace can also be flexibly adjusted according to your preferences, making your journey more comfortable and allowing you to savor the slow-paced Izu vacation.
5. When visiting the Shimoda area or Jogasaki Coast on the Izu Peninsula, are there convenient local transportation options available?
In the Shimoda area and Jogasaki Coast on the Izu Peninsula, besides the dedicated vehicle transfers included in the itinerary, there are some local transportation options for short-distance travel. For instance, in Shimoda city, you can choose to walk or take local loop buses to explore main attractions like Perry Road. Around Jogasaki Coast, bus services are available to connect to various tourist spots. While there isn't a subway system like in large cities, the bus routes connect major scenic areas, providing a degree of convenience for sightseeing.
6. Besides hot spring bathing, what other cultural activities are worth experiencing in Shuzenji Onsen, the oldest hot spring town in Izu?
In addition to enjoying the historic hot springs of Shuzenji Onsen, the surrounding bamboo grove is a great place for a walk, full of Zen tranquility. You can visit Shuzenji Temple to experience the solemn atmosphere of the ancient temple. The area also has many traditional Japanese confectionery shops and soba noodle restaurants, where tasting local cuisine is also a cultural experience. Furthermore, strolling along the Katsura River and admiring the Japanese gardens and traditional architecture along the way allows for a deep immersion into Izu's unique hot spring culture and serenity.
7. When visiting the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge in Jogasaki Coast, besides the bridge itself, what other natural landscapes are worth admiring?
Jogasaki Coast is famous for its magnificent volcanic rock coastline. Near the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge, besides experiencing the thrill of walking across the bridge, you can also stroll along the approximately 9-kilometer Jogasaki Natural Study Path to admire unique lava formations, sea caves, and strange rock formations. Along the way, you can overlook the blue ocean of the Pacific and feel the sea breeze. During spring and summer, the surrounding wildflowers also bloom, adding color to the scenery and allowing you to appreciate the natural beauty of Izu.
8. In the port town atmosphere of the Shimoda area, what recommended walking routes or must-visit attractions are there?
In the Shimoda area, you can stroll along Perry Road to experience the historical atmosphere, with its old-fashioned buildings, willow trees, and small bridges. This area also houses the Shimoda Museum of History to learn about Japan's opening to foreign trade. Additionally, the Nesugata-yama Ropeway is a recommended attraction; you can take the cable car to the summit for a panoramic view of Shimoda Port and the stunning sea views of the Izu Seven Islands. The seafood restaurants by the harbor are also a great choice for savoring fresh catches and experiencing the port town's charm.
