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-Attractions-

[Mount Fuji 5th Station]

The highest mountain in Japan, you can enjoy different viewpoints from afar or up close. Feel the majestic beauty of Mount Fuji at the closest distance where you can still see the mountain top. When the weather is clear and cloudless, look down and see the surrounding scenery of Lake Kawaguchiko etc. If the weather is foggy, you can overlook a magnificent sea of clouds.

[Kawaguchiko Matcha Experience]

As one of the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Kawaguchiko has the longest shoreline. With cherry blossoms in spring, tulips in summer and red leaves in autumn, the scenery here changes with the season. Here, you can experience making matcha with a local teacher, drink a cup and experience real Japanese culture. After the matcha experience, walk along Lake Kawaguchiko and snap photos of the beautiful Mount Fuji.

[Mount Omuro]

Known as "Matcha Mountain" in the summer due to the greenery, it is also a reference location for the animated film "Your Name". The greenery is best enjoyed in midsummer where you can enjoy the vibrant grassfields, sea breeze blowing in your face as well as different Izu scenery from every angle. Cost for Mount Omuro Lift will be at your own expense. 

For reference, fees: Adult return trip 1,000 yen, Children return trip 500 yen

<Itinerary will change to Izu Shaboten Zoo when Mount Omuro Lift is not in operation>

[Izu Shaboten Zoo]

A lovely zoo and cactus greenhouse. This combination may be beyond imagination but there is a uniqueness in this strange lineup. Stroll through groups of fluffy animals and even interact closely with some of them. Admission to Izu Shaboten Zoo will be at your own expense.

For reference, fees: Weekdays: Adult 2,700 yen, Children 1,300 yen, Weekends and Holidays: Adult 2,800 yen, Children 1,400 yen.

[Atami Summer Festival - Watch the Fireworks Festival out at sea on a cruise]

The Atami Fireworks Display is a fireworks show held regularly throughout the year and is well known in Japan. Dubbed the "Best Fireworks Display in Japan" by fireworks enthusiasts. It will usher in its 73rd year in the summer of 2024. This event attracts a large number of tourists and local residents, who gather on the beaches, parks and seaside of Atami to enjoy the beautiful fireworks display. If you arrive early, there are many traditional Japanese food stalls around the venue selling tasty snacks such as candied apples, chocolate-dipped bananas, grilled shrimps and squid. Atami Sun Beach faces the blue sea, has white sand and palm tree-lined streets. It is a great spot to eat barbeque and drink ice-cold beer while enjoying the sea breeze.

[Fireworks Information]

Number of fireworks: About 5,000 shots

The fireworks venue is surrounded by mountains and is in the shape of a basin. The sound of the fireworks reverberates with a natural cinema sound effect which is impressive! The sky painted by fireworks resemble the famous Niagara Falls.

Atami Fireworks Cruise (watch the fireworks out at sea) (Cruise ticket inclusive)

PS: If the cruise operation is suspended due to force majeure factors such weather, each person will receive a 2,000 yen refund + a gift worth 2,000 yen

[Stroll along Shuzenji Onsen Street, a Michelin 2-star rated spot] : A leisure tour of the Michelin 2-star rated Shuzenji Onsen Street which is also a filming location for Japanese dramas. Free kimono experience for women to enjoy snapping self-shots in a beautiful kimono for memory! Stroll through the forest path, take a rest at the 1,000 year old foot bath, stand on the Lovers Bridge and overlook Katsura River. The winding river, gurgling stream and crisp bird calls in the bamboo forest will transport you into an ethereal state of mind as if time is at a standstill. So relaxing that you might not want to leave.

[Enoshima - Enoshima Shrine]: Enoshima Shrine was built in the 13th year of Emperor Kinmei's ruling (552) and an annual festival is held in early April. The colored wooden eight-armed Benzaiten statue, Hizen Kuni Fujiwara Masahiro sword, octagonal hall of statues and the bronze torii gate are all precious national designated cultural properties. Also, Benzaiten is viewed as a god of wealth and many visitors tourists come because of this.

[Enoden Experience]: A tram connecting Fujisawa and Kamakura. The route covers most of Kamakura's famous attractions, and you can also enjoy the beautiful Shonan Coast scenary while expericencing the fun of riding the Enoden.

※Enoden ride will be from Enoshima Station to Kamakurakokomae Station (this is a complimentary itinerary and will not be refunded if you are unable to ride the Enoden due to force majeure reasons)

[Kamakura High School]: The model for Ryonan High School in "Slam Dunk". The intersection not far from the station is the location of the classic scene where Sakuragi Hanamichi greeted Akagi Haruko. Feel the passionate and youthful memories of Slam Dunk as you stand at the intersection, amidst the ringing of the bells. Everyone can't help but take photos for memories to commemorate their youth.

[Great Buddha of Kamakura]: Symbol of the ancient capital of Kamakura, this Buddha statue is in the style of the Song Dynasty, which is popular in the Kamakura period. It is a representative statue of the Kamakura period and is designated as a national treasure of Japan. It has maintained its original form which is why it is so precious. (Ticket at own expense: 300 yen, 50 yen to enter the Buddha)

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