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Izu Peninsula - Shuzenji Onsen and Naka-Izu wasabi fields

Duration 2 days
Type Cultural

Overview

Start your journey by visiting the beautifully hidden gem of Shuzenji, an onsen town nestled in the middle of Izu Peninsula famous for its samurai legacy and literature chronicles. Rent an e-bike and go for a full or self-guided cycling tour through the scenic road of Nishi Izu Skyline, a paradise for cyclists with majestic views of Mt. Fuji, or immerge yourself in cultural workshops with local artisans including embroidery, papermaking and Japanese sweets Wagashi workshops. End the day in a modern Japanese ryokan and recharge yourself at its hot springs.

Itinerary highlights

  • Cycling full or self-guided tours with Fuji view
  • Wasabi Wonderland
  • Japanese traditional workshops
  • Onsen town off the beaten path
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Day 1 — Izu Peninsula

Start your journey by visiting the beautifully hidden gem of Shuzenji, an onsen town nestled in the middle of Izu Peninsula famous for its samurai legacy and literature chronicles. Rent an e-bike and go for a full or self-guided cycling tour through the scenic road of Nishi Izu Skyline, a paradise for cyclists with majestic views of Mt. Fuji, or immerge yourself in cultural workshops with local artisans including embroidery, papermaking and Japanese sweets Wagashi workshops. End the day in a modern Japanese ryokan and recharge yourself at its hot springs.

Suggested attractions
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Traditional Stencil Dyeing Workshop

Stencil dyeing on brooch or handkerchief with Kimono Master

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Traditional Embroidery workshop

Japanese embroided brooch workshop with Kimono Master

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E- Bikes Rental Shuzenji

E-bikes rental service 4h or full day

Suggested accommodations
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Kona Stay Izu Nagaoka

Located conveniently in the Izu Nagaoka Onsen district of Izunokuni, Kona Stay Bicycle Resort is located 6.1 miles from Shuzen-ji Temple

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Day 2 — Naka Izu Region

On the 2nd day, after having a rich intercontinental breakfast, start an e-bike cycling tour through Naka-Izu region, the largest wasabi-growing area in Japan filled with wasabi terraces and crystal-clear water coming from gorgeous waterfalls such as Banjo Falls. Enjoy a lunch based on wasabi and other fresh local products before heading back to Izu Nagaoka.
To end your beautiful journey in Izu peninsula, visit Izu Panorama Park and enjoy breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji from its cablecar, viewing terrace & restaurant. If you want to discover more about Izu Peninsula or Shizuoka prefecture, please contact one of our agents or check out other exclusive itinerary ideas!

Suggested attractions
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Banjo Falls

A serene 20-meter waterfall surrounded by lush forests, offering a peaceful nature escape.

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Wasabi Cycling Tour

e-bike cycling tour through Naka-Izu region, the largest wasabi-growing area in Japan filled with wasabi terraces and crystal-clear water

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Izu Panorama Park

Mountaintop area accessible by cablecar where you can enjoy spectacular views of Mt.Fuji and Suruga bay from its terrace.

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