Itinerary Information:
8:00 AM JR Tokyo Station Marunouchi North Exit
8:30 AM Shinjuku West Exit, in front of Mitsui Sumitomo Bank
10:30 AM Atami – Atami Plum Garden (free time) Approximately 60 minutes
12:20 PM Shizuoka – Shuzenji Temple Approximately 120 minutes
2:30 PM Shizuoka – Shuzenji Nijino Sato Approximately 50 minutes
Shuzenji Natural Park – Maple Forest Approximately 40 minutes
4:00 PM Return trip (approx. 1.5–2 hours)
6:30 PM Disband in Tokyo

Atami – Atami Plum Garden (Free Time)

Atami Plum Garden is one of Japan's earliest plum gardens, with a long history. It features 469 plum trees and other flowers, making it a prime spot for plum blossom viewing during the blooming season (November to early December).

Beyond plum blossoms, the garden offers cherry blossoms in spring, fresh greenery and fireflies in early summer, and autumn foliage, allowing visitors to enjoy Japan’s four seasons year-round. Notably, its autumn leaves are famous for being "Japan’s latest to turn red."

From mid-November to early December, the "Atami Plum Garden Autumn Leaves Festival" is held annually.

Shizuoka – Shuzenji Temple (Free Time, Optional Lunch & Onsen Experience at Own Expense)

Shuzenji Temple is a two-star attraction in the Michelin Green Guide Japan, located in the heart of the Izu Peninsula. It boasts the oldest hot spring in Izu and is a historic, culturally rich hot spring resort. A popular vacation spot, it is also the setting for Yasunari Kawabata’s The Izu Dancer and was beloved by literary giants like Ryunosuke Akutagawa and Natsume Soseki, earning it the nickname "Little Kyoto of Izu."

Recommended Free-Time Attractions:

• Lovers’ Bridge (Koibito Bridge)
  The town has five red iron bridges crossing the Katsura River: Katsura Bridge, Kokei Bridge, Kaede Bridge, Togetsu Bridge, and Bakushita Bridge. Each represents a different wish, and legend says that if a girl makes a wish while crossing them, it will come true.

• Soto Zen Temple – Fukuchi Shuzenji
  Founded in 807 by the monk Kobo Daishi during the Heian period, this 1,200-year-old temple has a legend where Kobo Daishi, moved by a filial son caring for his sick father, struck the ground with his staff, causing a hot spring to emerge. The son used the spring’s waters to heal his father, making the temple’s hot springs famous.

• Bamboo Path
  Walking through the bamboo grove and standing on the bridge overlooking the Katsura River, visitors can immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere, listening to the rustling bamboo and birdsong.

Shizuoka – Shuzenji Nijino Sato (Free Time)

Shuzenji Nijino Sato is a nature park divided into Western and Japanese-style zones.

• The Western Zone recreates a 17th-century British countryside.

• The Japanese Zone showcases traditional Izu culture, offering hands-on experiences in Edo-period crafts like yuzen dyeing, pottery, and embroidery.

Shuzenji Natural Park – Maple Forest (Free Time)

Shuzenji, a representative tourist spot in Izu, Shizuoka, is surrounded by the largest maple forest in the region—Shuzenji Natural Park. Around 1,000 maple trees cover the vast grounds, turning vibrant red from mid-November to early December.

Important Notes:

• Punctuality is required. Please arrive at the designated pick-up location on time. This product is non-refundable, non-changeable, and does not allow transfers to other departures or mid-tour participation. If you miss the tour due to personal reasons, you will bear the loss.

• No date changes after confirmation. Any losses incurred due to changes will be your responsibility.

• No early departure or leaving the group mid-tour. If you choose to leave early, the remaining portion will be considered voluntarily forfeited with no refund. You will be responsible for any incidents that occur after leaving the group.

• Provide accurate booking details to avoid errors affecting your itinerary.

• Keep passports and valuables secure. The company is not responsible for loss, theft, or damage.

• Elderly individuals, those with hypertension/heart conditions, or pregnant travelers are advised to join with a companion.

• Minors under 18 cannot book alone. A guardian must accompany them.

• This is a fixed shared-group tour. Participants must adhere to the schedule and follow the guide’s instructions. For flexible itineraries, consider our private charter service.

• No refunds for no-shows, late arrivals, or early departures.

• Leaving the group mid-tour voids the agreement—no refunds will be issued, and you assume all risks.

• Delays may occur due to traffic, weather, festivals, or crowds. No refunds will be given for such disruptions.

• Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for travel.

• Comply with Japanese laws. Prohibited items may lead to legal consequences.

• Stay vigilant during free time. The company is not liable for accidents or losses due to negligence.

• Meals are not included. Outside food may not be allowed in some restaurants.

• Weather or safety concerns may alter activities. Staff may modify arrangements at their discretion.

• Attractions may adjust operations without prior notice due to extreme weather or unforeseen circumstances.

• Flower viewing conditions vary by weather. Tours proceed as scheduled even if blooms are suboptimal—book accordingly.

Booking & Participation:

• Requires 2-step confirmation. A confirmation email will be sent within 48 hours—check your inbox/spam folder.

• If minimum group size isn’t met, a cancellation notice will be emailed 4 days prior.

• No email received? Contact our advisors at +852 2152-3599 (office hours) or via email.

How to Use:

• Present a printed voucher or mobile e-voucher at participation.

• Arrive 15 minutes early at the meeting point. Wait nearby if early.

Cancellation Policy:

• No refunds or changes after successful booking.