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Not included: Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities
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- Atami Fireworks Festival Different from the summer-limited fireworks, Atami stages sea fireworks performances regularly throughout the year. The entire show culminates in an exclusive sea fireworks waterfall, where water and fireworks intertwine in the air. Accompanied by three-dimensional surround sound, watching the sky full of fireworks in the evening breeze by the sea offers an immersive experience of unique Japanese gentle romance. - Enoshima A popular seaside island on the Shonan coast of Kamakura, accessible by walking across a small bridge. The island features the century-old Enoshima Shrine, a lighthouse offering panoramic views of Sagami Bay, and streets lined with affordable seafood snacks. On a clear day, you can clearly see the outline of Mount Fuji from the sea, and the sunset by the sea in the evening creates a soft atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely stroll. - Kamakura Koko-mae Station A pilgrimage site for countless anime fans, it is the prototype of Ryōnan High School's railway crossing in "Slam Dunk." The retro Enoden train runs approximately every ten minutes. The train passes through the seaside level crossing with the expansive Shonan coastline in the background, recreating classic scenes from the anime. Standing at the intersection waiting for the train to pass, you can easily capture youthful seaside street photos. - Mount Omuro A dormant volcano located on the Izu Peninsula, with a rounded and gentle silhouette. Due to its light green slopes resembling matcha pudding, it is affectionately called Mount Fuji's sister mountain by tourists. The summit retains a sunken crater, which is also the prototype for the meteorite crater scene in the anime "Your Name." Taking the cable car to the summit offers a 360° panoramic view of the entire Izu Plateau and the nearby bay, making it an iconic natural viewing spot in Izu. - Lake Ashi, Hakone A tranquil freshwater lake formed by volcanic activity, with distinct scenery in each of the four seasons. In winter, the snow-covered mountains create a healing, fairytale atmosphere. Cruising the lake on a replica retro pirate sightseeing ship, you can admire distant views of Mount Fuji. The historic Hakone Shrine is located on the lakeside, with its red torii gate by the water exuding a strong Japanese aesthetic. Coupled with the retro tram winding through the mountains, every corner is filled with a dreamy atmosphere reminiscent of a Ghibli animation.