Escursione di un giorno a Monte Omuro, Ito Marinetown e Shuzenji

Mt. Omuro (Mt. Omuro Ropeway fee included) Situated in Itō City, Shizuoka Prefecture, Mt. Omuro rises 580 meters as an extinct volcano distinguished by its nearly perfect cone formation. A blanket of verdant grassland covers the entire slope, displaying striking changes throughout the year and earning it recognition as the "Natural Landmark of the Izu Peninsula." Should severe weather force ropeway closure, your visit will be redirected to Itō Cactus & Animal Park instead, with the ropeway fee refunded (zoo admission not included). Ito Marinetown (Roadside Station Ito Marinetown) (Lunch fee not included) This seaside facility stands as Itō's premier leisure destination, merging hot springs, restaurants, and retail spaces along National Route 135 facing Sagami Bay. Visitors discover ocean-view thermal baths, specialty cuisine, boat excursions, and a gift shop in one convenient location. Whether you're on a road trip or family vacation, the stop suits half-day exploration perfectly. Shuzenji Nestled in northern Izu Peninsula, Shuzenji Onsen represents Shizuoka's oldest and most serene thermal resort. This two-star Michelin Green Guide Japan destination has captivated writers and artists for centuries, from Ryūnosuke Akutagawa to Sōseki Natsume, and serves as the backdrop for Yasunari Kawabata's classic work The Izu Dancer. Locals call it "Little Kyoto of Izu" for its refined, understated character. Shuzenji Takitei Onsen Hotel (Complimentary hot spring bathing experience) An exclusive arrangement grants you complimentary access to this open-air thermal bath, renowned for its skin-enhancing mineral properties. Autumn Special: Complimentary Autumn Foliage Viewing at Shuzenji Natural Park (November 15 to December 10; Shuzenji stay extended to 90 minutes) Standard return time: 16:00; autumn season return time: 16:30.