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- Attractions -

A famous Mount Fuji scenic spot, after climbing 397 steps you can enjoy the classic Japanese scenery of Mount Fuji and the five-story pagoda! As the seasons change, you can see different atmospheres. The cherry blossoms in spring and the snow scenes in winter are particularly famous. Every autumn, the leaves around the five-story pagoda turn red, and the five-story pagoda and Mount Fuji in the distance are so beautiful that it takes your breath away. There is a constant flow of visitors, and this is a must-visit spot to enjoy the view of Mount Fuji!

Fujiyoshida: A must-visit spot for taking photos of Mount Fuji! Combined with the streets full of Showa flavor, you can savor the rich traditional Japanese atmosphere.

※When viewing or taking photos, please be careful not to block the passage of vehicles and pedestrians, maintain etiquette, and be careful of passing vehicles!

Hakone Shrine has a history of over 1,200 years and is the leading fortune-bringing shrine in the Kanto region of Japan. Famous ancient generals such as Minamoto no Yoritomo and Tokugawa Ieyasu all visited this place before going to war. In addition, when you come to Hakone Shrine, you must check in at the huge Torii gate located in Lake Ashi. It is not only very popular among foreigners, but many Japanese people who come to Hakone will also check in and take photos here. Don't miss it!

Shuzenji Onsen is the oldest hot spring resort in the entire Izu Peninsula, with a history of over 1,000 years and is known as the "Little Kyoto of Izu". The hot spring village is picturesque and has many places worth visiting. For example, the "Bamboo Forest Trail" located in the heart of the hot spring village offers a view of the lush green bamboo forest, which is comparable to the beautiful bamboo forest in Arashiyama, Kyoto! Walking through the hot spring village, you will come across five bridges, representing various wishes such as fate, love, parenting, husband and wife, marriage, etc.!

Mount Omuro is not only a symbol of the Izu Peninsula, but also a designated "National Natural Monument". It is a dormant volcano about 580 meters high and was selected as one of the "Eight Views of Ito". From spring to summer, the grass and trees growing along the mountain are bright green, earning it the nickname "Matcha Mountain"! The ride on the bus takes about 4 minutes, and your feet seem to be able to touch the grass swaying in the wind. Climbing to the top of the mountain, which is about 300 meters in diameter, you can overlook the streets of Izu and the Kinosaki Coast. There are specialty shops on the top and at the foot of the mountain where you can buy limited souvenirs!

※If the Omuroyama Ropeway is suspended due to strong winds, the tour will be changed to the NEW YORK LAMP MUSEUM＆FLOWER GARDEN or Ippiku Lake sightseeing.

The Jogasaki Coast on the Izu Peninsula is a volcanic coast formed 4,000 years ago when lava from the eruption of Mt. Omuro flowed into the Pacific Ocean. In addition to the magnificent Pacific Ocean, you can also enjoy the forest scenery while strolling along it! And the special sea suspension bridge "Kadowaki Suspension Bridge", every tourist will always walk across it with excitement, it is both exciting and unique!

"Ito MARINETOWN" is a large commercial facility located on the Ito coastline. Many Izu specialties and delicacies are sold here. In addition, you can also go to the beach to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Sagami Bay. Combined with the ships docked in the port, it forms a rare harbor beauty. Don’t miss it!

Enoshima is a small island located on the Shonan coast. The restaurants and snack bars on both sides of the island's shopping street sell local seafood specialties, especially fresh anchovies dishes! In addition, you can go to Enoshima Shrine, one of the three major Benzaiten in Japan, and pray for business prosperity, knowledge, etc. It is very effective!