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Renowned as one of Japan’s premier hot spring resorts, this charming destination is rich in history, with temples steeped in tradition scattered throughout. Iconic sights include Tokko-no-Yu — selected among Japan’s Top 100 Hot Springs and celebrated as a symbol of the town — and the enchanting Bamboo Path, known as the ‘Little Edo of Izu,’ framed by graceful bamboo and reeds. These landscapes, unique to this nature-blessed region, continue to captivate all who visit.

Affectionately called the ‘Eye of Izu,’ this picturesque lake reveals stunning seasonal landscapes. Celebrated as one of Japan’s Top 100 Scenic Spots, it is also said to have been beloved by renowned poets Tekkan and Akiko Yosano. Beyond its scenic allure, the lake offers activities such as fishing and boating, making it a favorite destination for all generations.

With its unique silhouette resembling an upturned bowl, this gentle peak offers a scenic chairlift ride to the summit, making the ascent feel like a casual stroll. At the top, the one-kilometer ‘Ohachi-meguri’ crater walk rewards visitors with sweeping views of Mount Fuji, the Izu Islands, and Sagami Bay — a breathtaking panorama to be remembered for a lifetime.

Shaped by lava from the eruption of Mount Omuro some 4,000 years ago, Jogasaki Coast reveals a dramatic shoreline of rugged beauty. The 9-kilometer Picnical Course and Nature Study Trail invite exploration, offering a deep immersion into the natural wonders of the Izu Peninsula. Dotted along the way are memorable sights such as Kadowaki Lighthouse, renowned for its 360-degree panoramic vistas, and the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge, soaring 23 meters high and stretching 48 meters across.