2-Day Tour of Izu, Japan | Private Group Tour, Luxury Camping Experience, Shuzenji Onsen, Seasonal Kawazu Cherry Blossoms, Kinosaki Coast, Shimoda Stroll | Overnight Stay at Kanademori (Departure from Tokyo)

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- Itinerary Introduction -

Day 1 | Stunning Izu Coast Views x Luxury Camping Experience

Departing from a designated location within Tokyo's 23 wards by private vehicle, we will travel to the iconic natural landscape of Izu—the Kinosaki Coast and the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge. Stroll along the magnificent coastline, experiencing firsthand the awe-inspiring sight of waves crashing against the rocky shore and admiring Izu's unique coastal scenery. Afterwards, we will arrive at Kanademori Resort for lunch, featuring a specially arranged farm harvesting experience, allowing you to connect with nature and experience the charm of a slow-paced rural lifestyle. In the afternoon, before check-in time, you are free to explore the resort or visit surrounding attractions. Shuttle service between the campsite and attractions is provided, eliminating transportation worries and allowing you to flexibly arrange your leisure time. In the evening, enjoy a seafood and meat BBQ dinner on your private terrace, sharing a warm and unforgettable camping night with family and friends under a sky full of stars. (Kanadesomori Resort check-in time: 15:00–18:00)

Day 2 | Romantic Early Spring Kawazu Cherry Blossoms (Limited Time Only) × Visit to Shimoda Port Town in Minami-Izu × Stroll around Shuzenji Temple in Naka-Izu

Enjoy a vibrant breakfast at the forest-surrounded Kanade no Mori Resort (07:00–09:00, on your own). Departure time can be specified between 08:00 and 10:00; please check out by 10:00 at the latest. During the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival from February 7th to March 8th, 2026, visit the festival venue to admire the early spring blossoms of pink cherry blossoms. Afterwards, visit Shimoda in Minami-Izu, stroll through the streets of Perry Port Town, and experience its exotic charm and historical atmosphere. Finally, relax at Izu's oldest hot spring resort, and return to Tokyo by private car, bringing your trip to a wonderful close.

- Introduction to Activities During the Izu Era -

• Kawazuzakura Cherry Blossom Festival: February 7 to March 8, 2026 (to be determined)
  
• Mount Omuro "Yakiyama": February 8, 2026 (to be determined)
  
• Cherry blossom viewing in Izu Kogen: Late March to early April (tentative)
• Komuroyama Azalea Festival: Mid-April to early May annually (tentative)
  
• Shimoda "Black Ship Festival": May 15 to May 17, 2026 (to be determined)
  
• Shimoda Hydrangea Festival: June 1st to June 30th annually (tentative)
• Shuzenji Hot Spring Maple Viewing: Every year from mid-November to early December (to be determined)
  

- Introduction to the Izu Peninsula -

The Izu Peninsula boasts abundant natural scenery and plentiful hot spring resources, making it a popular destination for both Japanese and international tourists. The journey from Tokyo to Izu Kogen by the Izu Odori train takes approximately two hours. The park provides a free shuttle service from Izu Kogen Station to the camp, a convenient 10-minute drive. Near Izu Kogen Station, there is a 3-kilometer-long cherry blossom-lined avenue (Izu Kogen Sakura Namiki), with about 600 cherry trees, including Daikanzakura and Somei Yoshino, forming a cherry blossom tunnel from late March to early April each year, welcoming the most magnificent season of the year. The Izu Peninsula has many famous cherry blossom viewing spots. "Sakura no Sato," at the foot of Mount Omuro, has been selected as one of the "100 Best Cherry Blossom Spots in Japan," and is only a 2-3 minute drive (about a 20-minute walk) from the camp. Its unique feature is its long blooming period of up to 8 months. The approximately 4-hectare park features about 1,500 cherry trees of 40 different varieties. Due to the diverse cherry blossom species, different varieties bloom in succession, with the blooming period lasting from mid-September to mid-May of the following year. In addition, the famous Izu Kawazu cherry blossom is the earliest blooming cherry blossom variety in Japan, blooming successively from February to early March each year. There are as many as 8,000 blooming Kawazu cherry blossoms planted in Kawazu Town. Since there are also many tourists from all over Japan during the cherry blossom viewing season, it is recommended to arrange accommodation in the Izu Peninsula to avoid traffic jams and make reservations in advance to avoid disappointment!

- Introduction to Kanade no Mori Resort -

Kanademori Resorts, located in Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, opened in October 2023. This multi-functional tourism facility, built on the principles of ecological sustainability and coexistence with nature, boasts rich mountain forest ecology. The campsite offers views of Mount Omuro, and its tranquil, undeveloped environment makes it an ideal spot for forest bathing and experiencing nature. It's perfect for travelers seeking a peaceful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. On a clear day, enjoy the sunrise and gaze at the starry night around the campfire. Immerse yourself in the forest, listening to the symphony of wind, rain, insects, and birdsong that resonates through the seasons. Escape the city's neon lights and return to the purity of nature. Embrace the mountains, enjoy the fresh air, and experience a world beyond the ordinary. Experience the latest luxury camping and inject new vitality into your life. Kanade no Mori Camping Area features a luxury camping area, barbecue area, Japanese restaurant, steakhouse, bakery, gift shop, and more. There are also workshops where you can make your own pizzas, chopsticks, mini bonsai, perfumes, and participate in various handicraft activities. With 24-hour staff, it's a safe and comfortable camping spot even for beginners. Whether you're a couple, friends, a small group, or a family, you can easily enjoy camping here. Invite your friends and family to experience camping and barbecues in Japan, and savor the delicious flavors of Izu around a campfire!

— Camp Information —

Camp name: Kanadenomori Resorts

Campsite Address: 325-1 Shizuku, Ito City, Shizuoka Prefecture 414-0052

Check-in time: 15:00～18:00

Check-out time: Before 10:00 AM the following day

Public restrooms: Separate toilets for men and women, and separate shower rooms for men and women (equipped with shampoo, shower gel, hand soap, toilet paper, hair dryer, etc.)

There is an onsen (hot spring) facility called " Izu Kogen no Yu" (伊豆高原の浴) near Izu Kogen Station. The camp provides free round-trip shuttle service. Please inform the camp staff upon check-in if you wish to visit the facility. Onsen discount coupons can be downloaded here.

- Tent Types and Bed Types -

There are two types of tents: "Indian tents" and "dome tents" (the type and location of the tent cannot be selected; actual accommodation is subject to allocation by the park, please understand).

There is no age limit for guests, but Native American tents can accommodate a maximum of 4 people, and dome tents can accommodate a maximum of 5 people (including infants and toddlers not occupying a bed).

• Children aged 6 and under who are not in school can stay for free with an adult. Please indicate their name and date of birth when placing your order.
• If you require a bed and meals for infants and toddlers aged 6 and under, please select the price for children (7-12 years old) occupying a bed.
• Two-person, three-person, and four-person rooms all provide double beds; sofa beds are available for an additional fee of 4,000 yen per night.

- Camp Equipment -

Private tent area:

• Fire pit (provides 1 bundle of firewood; additional firewood will incur extra costs; unusable in rainy weather) • Two-seater sofa (unusable in rainy weather) • Single hammock • Sink • BBQ table and chairs

Furniture or supplies inside the tent (supplies differ for men and women):

• Comfortable double bed (140cm x 200cm) • Sofa or sofa bed (110cm x 192cm) • Heater/cooler • Socket • Refrigerator • Clothes rack • Dehumidifier • Towel rack • Kettle • Wi-Fi • Charger/charger cable (for iPhone, USB-type C) • Indoor slippers • Outdoor sandals • Work clothes • Bath towel • Hand towel • Toothbrush • Comb • Razor (for men) • Hair tie/shower cap (for women) • Face mask (for women) Earplugs, eye masks, toilet paper, mouthwash, antibacterial alcohol, disinfectant and deodorizer, lantern, alarm clock, pour-over coffee set (coffee beans, hand grinder, filter, sugar, creamer), mineral water, cup, wine opener, blanket (provided in winter), military gloves, 2 bottles of mineral water per person (except for free infants and young children; can be drunk directly or used to brew tea or coffee, or taken home), and paid beverages (beer, shochu, highballs, wine, cola, tea, orange juice).

Free supplies rental:

• Playing cards • Go • Shogi • Jenga • UNO card game • Contact lens care solution

- BBQ Dinner Introduction -

Meal service hours: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM (Please inform us of your dinner reservation time at check-in)

Meal location: Inside the private tent area; in case of inclement weather, BBQ will be served in the camping area.

Menu includes: • Salad • Seasonal soup • 150g aged Wagyu beef • Bacon • Fujinomiya pork sausage • Ajillo Spanish olive oil and garlic with bread • Special long skewers • Shrimp • Scallops • Grilled rice balls • Dessert (Ingredients may vary depending on the season and may be subject to availability at the restaurant)

- Introduction to Energetic Breakfast -

Meal service time: 7:00 to 9:00 (diners are free to go during this time).

Catering location: Boulangerie & Cafe "CALM" (Dine-in or takeout available)

Meal includes: • CALM's signature croissant • Approximately 10 kinds of on-season vegetables • Two-color mini salad • Boiled egg • Chicken and ham • Carrot and onion soup • Yogurt • Coffee (can be substituted with orange juice or other beverages) (Ingredients may vary depending on the season and are subject to change by the restaurant).