Itinerary
- Day 1
Tokyo to Kamakura to Odawara
Leave Tokyo early and head to Kamakura, stopping first at Hokoku-ji Zen Temple where you'll walk through a bamboo forest and have traditional green tea. From there, check out Sugimoto-dera, which happens to be the oldest temple in the city. You'll then see the iconic Great Buddha before heading over to Enoshima island for some free time to explore on your own. After that, continue on to Odawara to tour the restored medieval castle. You'll spend the night in Odawara.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast buffet)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Tenseien Odawara Station)
Included Activities
- Visit Hokoku-ji Zen Temple with peaceful walk through bamboo forest
- Enjoy traditional green tea at Hokoku-ji
- Visit Sugimoto-dera Temple
- Visit Great Buddha (Daibutsu)
- Visit Odawara Castle
Optional Activities
- Explore Kamakura city center
- Lunch and leisurely stroll at Enoshima
Landmarks Hokoku-ji Zen Temple Sugimoto-dera Temple Great Buddha (Daibutsu) Enoshima Island Odawara Castle 
- Day 2
Mount Fuji - Tokyo
Start the day heading to the Hakone region, known for its lakes and mountains with views of Mount Fuji nearby. You'll go up to Owakudani to see steaming vents and mud pools, though if volcanic activity restricts access, you'll visit Arakurayama Sengen Park instead. Next stop is Oshino Hakkai village with its eight ponds and Mount Fuji views. Later, take a boat ride on Lake Kawaguchiko. The final part of the day involves driving up Mount Fuji's scenic road to the Fifth Station at 2,305 meters (7,561 feet), then returning to Tokyo by evening.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast buffet)
Included Activities
- Visit Owakudani (or Arakurayama Sengen Park if access restricted)
- Visit Oshino Hakkai village
- Boat ride at Kawaguchiko
- Ascend Mount Fuji to Fifth Station
Landmarks Owakudani Arakurayama Sengen Park Oshino Hakkai Mount Fuji Mount Fuji Fifth Station Lake Kawaguchi 
