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Jogasaki Coast Walking Tour

Name: Jogasaki Coast Walking Tour
Address: 614-48, Ike, Ito-shi, Shizuoka, Japan

Address: 614-48, Ike Ito-shi

Kids friendly

Description

Overview

The Izu Peninsula’s natural beauty and unique geology earned it a designation as a UNESCO Geopark. The Jogasaki Coast is a perfect introduction to Izu. Inside the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park, the Jogasaki Coast is one of the most famous sightseeing spots in Japan.

On this 2-1/2 hour walking tour, you’ll see amazing coastal rock formations and incredible views of the Sagami Bay, including many of the Izu islands. You’ll discover local folklore, plants and wildlife that few people see without a guide. You’ll learn why Izu is one of the most historical places in Japan with important connections to the first and last Japanese shogun and the beginning of US-Japan relations.

An easy side trip between Tokyo and Kyoto, it’s also an easy day trip from Tokyo. Better yet, stay a day or two, enjoy Izu’s delcious food and some of the best hot springs in Japan.

Itinerary

Time	Contents
9:30	Meet at Izu Kogen Station
9:45	Introduction and begin tour
11:30	Tour ends near Kadowaki Suspension Bridge
11:45	Back to Izu Kogen Station

Highlights

Availability/Operating Hours	9:30-12:00(morning tour), 14:00-16:30(afternoon tour) / Closed Tue – Wed
Meeting Time	9:30 or 14:00
Meeting Place	Izu Kogen Station
Time Required	2-1/2 hours
Price	$135 per person
Number of persons	Minimum 2, Maximum 6
What’s included	English Speaking Guide
What to bring	Good walking shoes, weather protection（sunscreen,rain gear,insect repellent,etc) and water.
Language	English
Wheelchair Friendly	No
Kids Friendly	Yes
Reservation	3 days in advance preferred. Tours must be paid at booking.
Payment Option	Online only
Cancellation Policy	Between 2 to 4 days, 50% refund / Less than 48 hours, NO REFUND.
Notes	Easy-Moderate. Some rocky trails with slopes and stairs. Insurance is not included. We’ll meet and greet at Izu Kogen train station, and then you’ll take a taxi to Boranaya, in Futo, where our tour begins. (*Japanese law does not allow guides to transport clients without a special license).