Izu PeninsulaJapan

Learn the early history of the Izu Peninsula at this dedicated gold museum or try panning for gold at the mine next door.

This secluded beach is among the most beautiful on the Izu Peninsula and is perfect for swimming, morning walks and for viewing Mount Fuji.

Cruise across the deep blue waters of Ashinoko Lake, soar to the top of Owakudani, and tuck into a delicious lunch of grilled meats, salads, and other specialties. This fun-filled trip takes you from scenic shores to stunning summits, with plenty of time for lunch and shopping in between.

Take in picture-perfect views of Mount Fuji from multiple spots on Japan's east coast. Capture sights of the mountain from Arakura Sengen Park and marvel at its peak from the heights of Hakone Ropeway. End your day with a Japanese tradition—a relaxing dip in the steamy hot springs.

Did you know that Tokyo is one of a few megacities in the world that has its very own active volcanos and Japan’s only desert. Tokyo features a total of 11 islands that stretch up to 1000km away from Tokyo’s center and this tour takes you to one of the islands where you can immerse yourself in a Japanese island culture! DAY 1 Leave Takeshiba port by boat in the morning.

After staying in the Kawaguchiko area, you can take this bus tour and enjoy Hakone sightseeing on the way to Odawara or Tokyo. An English-speaking tour conductor accompanies the tour, so join worry-free! Departure is in the afternoon, so feel free to enjoy sightseeing in the Kawaguchiko area in the morning.

This day trip tour includes round-trip Shinkansen tickets between Tokyo and Odawara and an Izu Hakone Bus 1-Day Pass. Normally priced at JPY 8,660 per adult, this plan can be enjoyed for only JPY 7,000! As the round-trip Shinkansen tickets are for non-reserved seating, customers are able to use them at the time that fits their schedule.

Meet us at Odawara Station, in front of the Shinkansen line. A local guide, will walk with you to the near castle park. Learn about history of the castle town and about the structures of the different castle gates while walking through the park.