Day 1: Tokyo — Mount Omuro — Jogasaki Coast — Shuzenji
Begins with a convenient hotel pick-up service. We provide pick-up for hotels within Tokyo's central 4 wards (Shinjuku, Chiyoda, Chuo, and Taito). For guests staying outside these areas, the meeting point will be at a designated location provided by our staff.
As this is a shared tour, the exact pick-up time (between 08:00 - 08:45) will be confirmed by our staff in advance based on the day's conditions.
Please ensure you are ready at the designated location to keep the trip on schedule.
Our first stop is Mount Omuro, an iconic inverted-bowl volcano. You will take a scenic chairlift to the summit to enjoy a 360-degree panorama of Mt. Fuji and the Izu Islands.
After a lunch, we proceed to the Jogasaki Coast to experience the thrilling Kadowaki Suspension Bridge over dramatic lava cliffs.
The afternoon is dedicated to the “Little Kyoto” of Shuzenji, where you can stroll through the Michelin-starred Bamboo Forest Path and visit the historic Shigetsu-den.
The day concludes with a relaxing stay at a traditional Japanese Onsen hotel in the heart of Shuzenji.
(Based on twin-share accommodation. A single supplement applies to solo travellers.)
Day 2: Shuzenji — Lake Yamanaka — Oshino Hakkai — Oishi Park — Tokyo
The second day of our journey begins at 09:00 with a departure from your hot spring hotel.
Our first stop is Lake Yamanaka, famous for its elegant swans and crystal-clear reflections of Mount Fuji.
We then move to Oshino Hakkai, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring eight sacred ponds fed by melted snow. Here, you can enjoy a local lunch and taste the famous “Iwana” grilled fish or spring-water Soba.
In the afternoon, we visit the trendy “Fuji Lawson” for a perfect urban snapshot, followed by a visit to Oishi Park at Lake Kawaguchi.
Depending on the season, you will be greeted by lavender, cosmos, or crimson Kochia bushes, all framed by the backdrop of Mount Fuji.
The tour concludes with a comfortable return transfer to Tokyo, arriving between 18:30 and 19:00.
