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7 Available Tour Excursions in Ito
During this tour, you can enjoy the whole Izu Kogen Highlands by downhill cycling from the mountain to the sea. The tour includes Bike Rental, Entrance Fees for the Mt. Omuro Chairlift, an English-Speaking Guide, Insurance and Bike Collection Fee.
Price: $50.70
Duration: 3 hours
When booking this course, please tell us about your diving experience so that you can enjoy diving even more. 1, How many dives did you have? 2, When and where did you last dive? 3, Do you have a scuba dive equipment? if you need full dive rental equipment. please tell me your name, sex, age and size of hight(cm) weight(kg) shose(cm) we can prepare your full equipment in advance. A separate fee is required. Please prepare the following items by yourself. swimsuit. towel. sandals. diving card. log book. if you have any question, fell free contact me message on TripAdvisor site.
Price: $115.32
Duration: 6 hours
Discover East Izu with a Japanese Guide! East Izu is a captivating region of varied landscapes, pristine coastlines, lush nature, and rich onsen culture. Enjoy its seasonal beauty and local flavors with a knowledgeable Japanese guide. Planned Stops: • Jogasaki Suspension Bridge • Mount Ōmuro Park (visit may be canceled due to weather) • Izu Kōgen Beer (lunch) • Kawazu Seven Waterfalls • Shirahama Shrine • Shuzenji Onsen Town This full‑day tour immerses you in the nature, culture, history, and tastes of East Izu! Important Notes: • Mount Ōmuro may be canceled due to weather conditions. • Depending on your pickup location and traffic, some stops may be changed or omitted.
Price: $461.30
Duration: 7-8 hours
People who are not divers do not own diving equipment. Diving requires diving equipment. Therefore, participants need to use scuba rental equipment.
Price: $144.98
Duration: 24 hours
I'm not confident in swimming, I'm not good at swimming, I'm not good at water, I have no experience with diving, and even if I'm not a beginner at all, veteran instructors are kind and polite. We will guide you from the basics of diving. Even beginners can enjoy the sea of Izu by scuba diving.
Price: $144.98
Duration: 6 hours
Even if you are not good at water, you are not good at swimming and snorkelers can join with confidence. Veteran instructors will teach kindly and carefully from the basics of snorkeling. You can enjoy snorkeling in the Izu underwater world. If you notice it, you will be in the sea. ! You will also want to try Scuba Diving! !
Price: $72.49
Duration: 3 hours
The east coast of Fuji Hakone Izu National Park is dotted with popular diving spots. Among them, the Jogasaki Coast area is popular. It is a place where divers visit throughout the year, including transparency and ecosystem. It is a unique place that has joined the UNESCO Global Geopark since 2019. We will guide you through the most popular Fumido.
Price: $121.91
Duration: 29 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: JPY
- Languages: Japanese, English (limited, mainly in tourist areas)
- Climate: Humid subtropical
- Timezone: Asia/Tokyo
- Population: Approximately 68,000
- Best Time to Visit:
- Visa Requirements Citizens of the US, EU, UK, and many other countries can enter Japan visa-free for short stays (typically up to 90 days). Visa on arrival is not available; all visitors must meet standard entry requirements. E-visa options are not currently offered for general tourism. Always check with the Japanese embassy or consulate for the latest requirements before travel.
About Ito
Ito is a charming coastal city on the Izu Peninsula, renowned for its hot springs, scenic coastline, and relaxed atmosphere. Unlike the bustling metropolises of Japan, Ito offers a slower pace, making it a favorite retreat for both domestic and international travelers seeking tranquility and natural beauty. The city is famous for its onsen (hot spring) culture, with numerous ryokan (traditional inns) where visitors can soak in mineral-rich waters while enjoying ocean or mountain views. Ito’s coastline features dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, and the iconic Jogasaki Coast, a must-see for nature lovers. The city also boasts a rich history, with ties to the Tokugawa shogunate and a legacy as a former post town on the Tokaido road. Culinary highlights include fresh seafood, wasabi, and local green tea. Ito’s blend of natural hot springs, historic sites, and coastal charm makes it a unique destination for those looking to experience a different side of Japan.
Ito Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Shizuoka Prefecture
- Duration Range: Custom Durations
- Group Size: Private or shared tours
- Difficulty Level: Mixed Difficulty
- Recommended For: Visit in spring or autumn for the best weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket, and swimwear for the onsen. Cash is still widely used, so carry yen. Learn basic Japanese phrases for smoother interactions. Respect local customs, especially in onsen (no tattoos in some baths, wash before entering). Ito is generally safe, but always be mindful of your belongings. Tipping is not customary in Japan.
Average Tour Price: $65
Lowest Price Tour: $50
Highest Price Tour: $200
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
- Check tour cancellation and refund policies
- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
Jogasaki Coast: A stunning volcanic coastline with walking trails, suspension bridges, and dramatic sea views. Ito Onsen: The city’s famous hot spring district, offering a variety of public baths and ryokan experiences. Izu Shaboten Zoo: A unique zoo specializing in cacti and capybaras, popular with families. Mount Omuro: An extinct volcano with a grassy crater that can be explored by chairlift, offering panoramic views of the Izu Peninsula. Kawana Fuji Golf Course: A prestigious seaside golf course designed by Charles Alison, known for its challenging layout and scenic beauty.
Popular Activities
Soaking in onsen is the top activity, with options ranging from public baths to private ryokan tubs. Hiking the Jogasaki Coast trails provides breathtaking ocean vistas and photo opportunities. Exploring local markets and trying fresh seafood is a must. Cultural experiences include visiting historic temples, participating in tea ceremonies, and attending seasonal festivals. For adventure, try paragliding from Mount Omuro or kayaking along the coast. Relaxing on Ito’s beaches and enjoying sunset views are also popular.
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Local Food & Cuisine
Ito’s cuisine centers on fresh seafood, especially sushi, sashimi, and grilled fish, often caught locally. Wasabi, grown in the nearby mountains, features prominently in dishes. Don’t miss kaisendon (seafood rice bowl) and local green tea. Dining customs are similar to the rest of Japan, with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients and presentation. Notable restaurants include Marutomo, known for its seafood, and Ryokan Komatsuya, which offers traditional kaiseki meals. Street food stalls and izakayas (Japanese pubs) provide casual dining options.
Getting Around
Ito is accessible by train from Tokyo via the Tokaido Shinkansen to Atami, then a local Ito Line train. The journey takes about 2 hours. Within the city, buses and taxis are available, but walking is pleasant in the central area. Renting a bicycle is a great way to explore the coastline and nearby attractions. Public transportation is reliable and affordable, with day passes available for tourists.
Travel Tips
Visit in spring or autumn for the best weather. Pack comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket, and swimwear for the onsen. Cash is still widely used, so carry yen. Learn basic Japanese phrases for smoother interactions. Respect local customs, especially in onsen (no tattoos in some baths, wash before entering). Ito is generally safe, but always be mindful of your belongings. Tipping is not customary in Japan.
Culture & Customs
Ito’s culture is deeply rooted in onsen traditions and respect for nature. Public baths are a social activity, and proper etiquette is important. The city hosts several festivals, including the Ito Onsen Festival and summer fireworks displays. Bowing is a common greeting, and removing shoes indoors is expected. The local community is friendly but values privacy and quiet, especially in ryokan. Participating in a tea ceremony or visiting a local shrine offers insight into Japanese customs.
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