| Camping type | Tent camping |
| Tour Type | Private tour |
| Transportation method | Hotel transfer |
| Tour Type | Private tour |
| Meal arrangement | Breakfast included, With dinner |
| Accommodation type | Campsite, Resort |
| Sightseeing type | Natural sights |
| Transport | Charter car |
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】
7-seat Alphard (or equivalent)
10-seater Hiace (or equivalent)
Additional Traffic Information
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.