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－Introduction to Izu Peninsula－

Travel to the Izu Peninsula, known for its rich natural scenery and abundant hot springs – a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists. A 2-hour journey from Tokyo via the Izu Yueko will bring you to Izu Plateau. From there, a free transfer is available to the camp, taking about 2 hours, or a quick 10-minute walk. 

Near Izu-Kogen Station, you'll find the 3-kilometer-long cherry blossom boulevard, Izu-Kogen Sakurami, lined with around 600 cherry trees, including Great Cold Sakura and Somei-Yoshino Sakura. From late March to early April, the trees form a stunning cherry blossom tunnel, marking the most beautiful season of the year. 

The Izu Peninsula is home to several famous cherry blossom viewing spots. "Sakura no Sato," at the foot of Mount Omuro, is listed among Japan's "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Spots." It’s just a 2-3 minute drive or a 20-minute walk from the camp. The park spans about 4 hectares and features 1,500 cherry trees across 40 different species. These trees bloom in succession from mid-September to mid-May, creating a prolonged cherry blossom season. 

Additionally, the renowned Izu Kawazuzakura, Japan’s earliest cherry blossom variety, blooms from February to early March. Over 8,000 Kawazuzakura trees bloom in Kawazu Town each year. Given the influx of visitors during the cherry blossom season, it's recommended to make reservations in advance to ensure a spot and avoid disappointment!

[Kawazuzakura Limited Itinerary] "Kawazuzakura Namiki" in Kawazuzakura, Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan is famous for its early blooming cherry blossoms. The pink Kawazuzakura and golden rapeseed flowers bloom from February every year and are stunningly beautiful. ※During the Kawazuzakura Festival: February 1 (Saturday) to February 28 (Friday), 2025

[Limited itinerary for Kawazu Sakura] Atami Plum Garden was opened in the 19th year of Meiji. It is famous for the earliest plum blossoms in Japan. There are 60 varieties. They bloom in order from early to late plums. You can enjoy the plum blossoms for a long time ※Atami Plum Garden Festival: To be determined from January 11 (Saturday) to March 2 (Sunday), 2025

【Golden Snake New Year Greetings】All passengers who join the tour from 2/1 (Sat) - 2/14 (Fri) will receive a free strawberry daifuku (excluding infants under 3 years old who do not occupy a seat)