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Begin your journey from a kimono rental shop next to Senso-ji Temple. Allow approximately 2 hours for professional dressing and Japanese hair styling. Once dressed in a kimono, you'll instantly immerse yourself in Japanese culture. A private car will take you south, arriving in the afternoon at Shuzenji, the oldest hot spring village on the Izu Peninsula. Here, you'll find hot springs with over 1200 years of history. Along the hot spring street, which runs alongside the Katsura River, you can stroll through tranquil bamboo groves, visit ancient temples founded by Kobo Daishi Kukai, or relax in the "Tokko-no-Yu" footbath. Approximately 2.5 hours of free time is sufficient to deeply experience the Zen and tranquility of "Little Kyoto of Izu." In the evening, head to Atami Bay to witness the Atami Sea Fireworks Festival, selected as one of Japan's top 100 fireworks displays. The approximately 20-minute show will launch about 3,000 fireworks, culminating in the "Grand Sky Niagara" which erupts simultaneously from