• Known as "Japan's No. 1 Cherry Blossom". The pink cherry blossoms stretch along the river bank, blending into a seasonal poem.
• Check in - Kawazu Nanataki, the place where the story of the dancer and boy in Izu written by Yasunari Kawabata took place~
• You can choose hotel pick-up or meet at the meeting point

[Hinoguchi Garden] Pick strawberries. From January to May, it is the strawberry season in Izu. You can taste different varieties of strawberries, and you can pick and taste them as much as you want. [Kawazu Nanataki] Located at the southern foot of Amagi Pass, Kawazu Town is the setting of Kawabata Yasunari's masterpiece "Izu no Odori" and is also the main tourist attraction of Kawazu Town. About 25,000 years ago, the lava of the Kawazu River combined with the river water to create the magnificent landscape of Kawazu Nanataki and the canyon. [Kawazu Early Cherry Blossoms] The cherry blossoms are reflected on the water. It is definitely as good as the scenes in Japanese dramas when you catch the moment when the tram passes by in the distance. The farther away from the station, the fewer people there are. Note: After March 1, 2 check-in spots will be specially changed. [Sakura no Sato] The secret place for cherry blossom viewing at the foot of Mount Omuro. Although it is small, there are many cherry trees, whic