[Shizuoka] 2D1N Mt. Omuro, Jogasaki Coast, Izu Panorama Park, & Mt. Komuro Tour

• Take the volcano cable car to the famous Matcha Mountain "Omuroyama" in Japan and enjoy the endless Izu scenery from the top of the mountain
• Izu Panorama Park "Aki Terrace" is a superb observation deck where you can see the majestic Mount Fuji and the magnificent Suruga Bay
• Izu's Little Kyoto "Shuzenji Onsen Village", stroll through Izu's oldest hot spring resort and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the hot spring street and bamboo forest trails
• The best place to view the sea in Ito is "Komuroyama MISORA". Take the cable car to the top of Mt. Komuro and enjoy the panoramic view of the sea in Izu.
• One of the Eight Views of Ito, "Jongosaki Coast", enjoy the unique coastal topography and the thrilling sea suspension bridge!
• (Choose one of the two) Go to the Obuchi Sasaba, the representative tea garden view in Shizuoka, to capture the beautiful scenery of the tea garden and Mt. Fuji; or visit the popular Mt. Fuji photography spot "Fuji Yume no Ohashi Bridge", the most popular Mt. Fuji photo spot on the Internet!

* Izu Panorama Park (Bi Terrace) It only takes about 7 minutes to reach the top of the mountain by taking the 1,800-meter-long cable car. As the cable car runs, you will be able to see the majestic Mount Fuji and Izu Nagaoka Onsen Town, and enjoy the fun of walking in the air. * Shuzenji Hot Spring Village 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! * Omuroyama Cable Car 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 al