Mount Fuji Meets the Pacific

Witness snow-capped Mount Fuji rising dramatically above the ocean—a view few travelers experience. Best seen from the Izu Peninsula’s west coast or aboard a scenic ferry crossing Suruga Bay.

Kunozan Toshogu Shrine

Visit one of Japan’s most ornately decorated Toshogu shrines, the original resting place of Tokugawa Ieyasu (first shogun of the Edo period). Accessed by ropeway, with sweeping views over Suruga Bay.

Climb a “Mini Mount Fuji”

For light adventure seekers: hike a dormant volcanic cone shaped like a miniature Fuji. On clear days, enjoy panoramic views of Mount Fuji itself and distant Izu Oshima Island.

Authentic Wasabi Farm

Discover where real Japanese wasabi grows—beside crystal-clear spring water and waterfalls. A rare glimpse into Japan’s culinary heritage that few tourists ever see.

Traditional Onsen Ryokan

Unwind after busy city travel. Soak in natural hot springs, sleep on tatami, and savor a seasonal kaiseki dinner featuring fresh Suruga Bay seafood.

UNESCO Geopark & Subtropical Beauty

Cross the historic Amagi Pass and enter the Izu Peninsula UNESCO Global Geopark. Watch as the landscape transforms—subtropical vegetation, rugged volcanic coastlines, and dramatic natural beauty.

Shimoda Port — Where Modern Japan Began

Stand where U.S. naval fleets arrived in the 1850s, ending Japan’s isolation and sparking its rapid modernization. A pivotal moment in Japanese history.

Flexible Itinerary Options

Every tour is customized to your interests and travel style. Depending on your preferences, your itinerary may include:

**Shuzenji Onsen Town** — Historic hot spring village with traditional atmosphere

**Izu Panorama Park** — Ropeway offering stunning Mount Fuji views across Suruga Bay

**Fujinomiya Area** — Closest access point to Mount Fuji’s southern face