Overview

Start your wonderful day from Ikebukuro, Tokyo at noon. [Hakone Jikkoku Pass Panoramic Cable Car] Located in the Hakone mountain range, Jikkoku Pass is named for its ability to overlook ten "kuni" (equivalent to ten ancient Japanese regions). Here, you can take a cable car all the way up, enjoying magnificent views of the Izu Peninsula, Mount Fuji, and Tokyo Bay along the way. It takes less than 3 minutes by cable car to reach the summit, and on a clear day, the 360-degree panoramic view is breathtaking. At the summit, you can not only feel the grandeur of nature but also take a leisurely stroll along the mountain top promenade, enjoying a moment of tranquility and serenity away from the hustle and bustle of the city. [Kinomiya Shrine] Kinomiya Shrine in Atami boasts a long cultural history of over 1300 years. The shrine enshrines deities of longevity, health, and good relationships, making it a popular spot for people to pray for blessings. One of the most famous attractions in the shrine is the "Great Camphor Tree" within its grounds, which is said to be over 2000 years old and is one of the oldest trees in Japan. Many believe that walking around the tree once can bring health and longevity. The shrine's atmosphere is peaceful and refreshing, making it an ideal place to stop for a moment during your journey and experience the fusion of history and nature. [Atami Fireworks Festival] One of Japan's most famous summer events is the Atami Fireworks Festival. This grand fireworks display takes place on the Atami coastline, attracting tens of thousands of visitors every year. Colorful fireworks bloom in the night sky, reflecting on the sea, creating an extremely spectacular scene. The unique fireworks designs, dazzling colors, and magnificent scale are mesmerizing. Whether you watch it with family, friends, or loved ones, this visual feast will become one of the most unforgettable memories of your trip.

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