Tokyo – Mt. Fuji – Hakone – Atami – Izu

Lake Kawaguchi - Lake Kawaguchi Boulder Park is a distinctive outdoor venue located near Lake Kawaguchi’s shores, providing an engaging and interactive experience for visitors of all ages. The park showcases a collection of large, artistically arranged boulders perfect for climbing, exploring, and photography, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of Mount Fuji. Surrounded by natural beauty, the park offers a refreshing space for relaxation, play, and scenic views. It’s an ideal destination for families and nature enthusiasts eager to enjoy the outdoors and appreciate the iconic landscapes of the Fuji Five Lakes region.

Hakone Shrine - Hakone Shrine is a historic and spiritual site nestled in a tranquil forest at the base of Mount Hakone, near Lake Ashi’s shores. Established over 1,200 years ago, this Shinto shrine is renowned for its iconic red torii gates, including one that stands majestically in the lake, creating a picturesque and symbolic scene. Surrounded by towering cedar trees and misty mountain air, the shrine offers a peaceful atmosphere for reflection and prayer. Visitors can explore the main hall, admire traditional architecture, and enjoy breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding nature.

Atami Hihokan - Atami Harbor is a picturesque coastal location on Japan’s Izu Peninsula, celebrated for its vibrant fishing culture, fresh seafood, and stunning views of Sagami Bay. Visitors can enjoy waterfront strolls, local eateries, bay cruises, and a relaxed seaside atmosphere, making it a perfect destination for both leisure and sightseeing.

Atami Baien Ume Blossom Festival - The Atami Summer Festival is a vibrant annual event held in August, featuring spectacular fireworks over Sagami Bay, traditional parades with mikoshi shrines, and lively street performances. Visitors can enjoy local food stalls, beachside entertainment, and a festive atmosphere filled with music, dancing, and summer charm—making it a must-see celebration on Japan’s Izu Peninsula.

Izu – Kamakura – Tokyo

Mt. Omuro - Mount Omuro is a dormant, cone-shaped volcano on the Izu Peninsula, renowned for its scenic beauty and panoramic views of Mount Fuji, the Pacific Ocean, and surrounding mountains. Visitors take a chairlift to the summit, where a 1km trail circles the crater. Highlights include a small shrine, ancient statues, and a unique archery range inside the crater. Seasonal attractions like cherry blossoms and the annual Yamayaki fire festival add cultural charm, making it a popular and easily accessible destination near Ito City.

Izu Shaboten Zoo - Izu Cactus Zoo, situated at the base of Mount Omuro, is a unique attraction combining a vast cactus garden with interactive animal experiences. It features over 1,500 species of cacti from around the world, alongside 140 animal species including capybaras, kangaroos, and parrots. Visitors can enjoy seasonal highlights like capybaras in hot springs, animal feeding sessions, a cactus-picking workshop, and a scenic animal boat tour. With its new Savannah Area showcasing giraffes and other African animals, the zoo offers a fun, family-friendly experience surrounded by nature.

Kotoku-in (Great Buddha of Kamakura) - The Kamakura Daibutsu is a colossal outdoor bronze statue of Amida Buddha located at Kotoku-in Temple in Kamakura. Standing over 13 meters tall and dating back to 1252, it is one of Japan’s most iconic and historically significant Buddhist monuments. Originally housed in a temple hall destroyed by natural disasters, the statue now stands in the open air. Visitors can admire its peaceful expression, explore its hollow interior, and learn about its cultural and spiritual importance. Easily accessible from Hase Station, it’s a must-see highlight of Kamakura.

Enoshima Island - Enoshima Island is a scenic and culturally rich destination off the Shōnan coast, easily accessible from Tokyo or Kamakura. It features historic shrines, panoramic views from the Sea Candle lighthouse, sea caves, romantic spots like Lover’s Bell, beaches, hot springs, and fresh seafood. With seasonal events, shopping streets, and oceanfront attractions, Enoshima offers a perfect mix of nature, tradition, and leisure for a memorable coastal getaway.

• Kamakura Enoden train experience
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Vehicle service time: within 10 hours (Japanese law)
• Vehicle fuel, tolls and highway tolls

Experience Japan’s Summer Magic: Mt. Fuji, Hakone, Atami Fireworks & Kamakura 2-Day Tour
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in Japan’s summer wonders on this 2-day excursion from Tokyo! Discover the scenic and cultural treasures of Mt. Fuji, Hakone, Atami, Kamakura, and Enoshima in one seamless journey.

Admire the stunning views of Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi, wander along flower-lined paths, and capture postcard-perfect photos. Visit the revered Hakone Shrine, renowned for its red torii gate floating on Lake Ashi. In Atami, embark on a special cruise and enjoy a front-row seat to the breathtaking Hanabi Fireworks Festival, a must-see summer spectacle.

Unwind overnight at a traditional Shuzenji Onsen hotel, then proceed to Mt. Omuro for panoramic views of the Izu Highlands. In Kamakura, witness the iconic Great Buddha, ride the nostalgic Enoden streetcar, and visit the anime-famous Kamakura High School crossing. Conclude your trip with a magical walk around Enoshima Island, home to shrines, sea views, and the romantic Dragon Bell.

• Total Tour duration includes transportation time
• Vehicle service fees listed in the itinerary, Kamakura Enoden experience, Hanabi excursion boat ticket fees, onsen accommodation fees (2~4 persons/room)
• Service fee for driver and guide (1-13 people exquisite small group; 14-45 people bus group, the actual will be adjusted according to the number of people on the day of the tour)
• Reference models: 5-8-seat car: Toyota Alphard or the same level; 9-14-seat car: Toyota HAICE or the same level; 18-22-seat car: mini-bus; 22-seat car or more: large bus, the above vehicles are for reference only, the actual number of people will be adjusted in accordance with the number of people on the day of the tour

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.