[Shizuoka] [Izu Shared Day Tour] Small Group of 9 | Mt. Omuro · Izu Cactus Park · Jogasaki Coast · Romantic Ocean-View Train

1. No need to wander around unfamiliar stations early in the morning—we provide hotel pickup and drop-off in the Tokyo metropolitan area. With 4-9 seater vehicles for a maximum of 9 guests, your driver-guide will patiently wait for you to take that final photo before heading out at a relaxed pace.

2. Ride the open-air chairlift to the summit of Mt. Omuro, which resembles a 'matcha pudding'—take a slow walk around the crater rim trail, where the Izu Peninsula and Sagami Bay unfold beneath your feet. On clear days, Mt. Fuji may even appear where the sea meets the sky.

3. Includes tickets for the Izu Kyuko 'Resort 21' Ocean-View Train—a 23-minute coastal ride from Izu-Kogen to Izu-Inatori. The oversized viewing windows bring the blue of the Pacific right before your eyes, especially during the 5-minute stretch from Katase-Shirata to Izu-Inatori, where the waves seem ready to surge into the train windows.

4. Stroll along the Jogasaki Coast, formed 4,000 years ago by lava flowing into the sea—

Say goodbye to the rush of large bus tours and spend a day capturing the volcanoes, coastlines, and ocean-view trains of Izu in your memories. Our route is different: 4-9 seater vehicles, and a driver who will patiently wait for you to take one more photo. This trip departs from Tokyo using 4-9 seater small vehicles (max 9 people) and includes hotel pickup/drop-off. The driver-guide can communicate in Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean (with translation apps), but will not enter attractions with you—this is to ensure you have plenty of space for free exploration. You only need to focus on enjoying the scenery without worrying about routes or transportation. Note: Izu's weather changes quickly, and Mt. Fuji's visibility depends on the weather and cannot be guaranteed. We promise you will have a leisurely day filled with matcha-pudding-like volcanoes, coastal trains that act as moving observation decks, and lava coasts with crashing waves.