1-day tour to Izu Kyuko Line + Jogasaki Coast, including train tickets Day Tours

Must Do Experiences

• Ride the retro-chic Kurofune or Kinmedai Train on the Izu Kyuko Line for unparalleled coastal views.

• Hike the suspension bridge at Jogasaki Coast to witness dramatic volcanic cliffs crashing into the Pacific Ocean.

• Stroll around the crater rim of Mt. Omuro, the real-life inspiration for the anime movie Your Name.

• Interact with free-roaming capybaras and exotic wildlife at the Izu Shaboten Zoo.

Hidden Gems

• The Kadowakizaki Lighthouse near Jogasaki offers a less crowded, spectacular vantage point for sunset photography over the rugged coastline.

• Look out for the subtle volcanic rock patterns along the Jogasaki nature trail that reveal the area's ancient lava flow history.

• Visit the small shrines nestled near the base of Mt. Omuro for a quiet, spiritual moment away from the main tourist crowds.

What Makes it Special

• Seamless integration of premium resort train travel with comfortable bus transfers for a completely stress-free itinerary.

• Exclusive access to the Izu Peninsula's most iconic natural and pop-culture landmarks in a single, well-paced day.

• Expertly coordinated logistics ensuring you maximize your time exploring rather than navigating complex rural transit systems.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable weather for hiking the coastal trails and walking the Mt. Omuro crater rim, with cherry blossoms in April and vibrant foliage in November. Early morning departures provide the best lighting for photography and help you beat the midday crowds at popular anime pilgrimage spots.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Capture the iconic bowl shape of Mt. Omuro from the nearby Michi-no-Eki Izu Togamura observation deck for the perfect matcha pudding perspective.

• Use a polarizing filter at the Jogasaki Coast suspension bridge to cut through ocean glare and highlight the deep blues of the Pacific against the black volcanic rocks.

• Snap interior details of the Kurofune Train, focusing on its Taisho-era retro woodwork and stained glass, during the quieter morning transit hours.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

When visiting the shrines around Mt. Omuro, remember to bow slightly before passing through the torii gates and keep voices low to respect worshippers. Tipping is not customary in Japan, so simply offer a polite bow and a warm thank you to your driver and guides instead.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• The Mt. Omuro Mountain Burning Festival in February transforms the landscape as the dry grass is set alight to maintain the mountain's pristine shape.

• Spring brings the Izu Shaboten Zoo's famous Capybara Hot Spring events, where the animals relax in outdoor yuzu-infused baths.

• Autumn features spectacular illuminations and harvest festivals along the Izu coastline, celebrating the region's rich agricultural and seafood heritage.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Stay strictly on the marked paths at Jogasaki Coast, as the volcanic cliffs are steep and the ocean currents below are dangerously strong.

• Hold onto the handrails firmly when crossing the suspension bridges, especially on windy days when the structure can sway.

• Keep a close eye on personal belongings and small children at the Cactus Zoo, as some animals roam freely in designated interaction zones.