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Additional Excursions
Departing from
Shinjuku
Hakone Area
01 Odawara
A historic city known for Odawara Castle, one of the region’s iconic landmarks, Odawara serves as a key transportation hub for the Hakone area. Conveniently connected to Tokyo and Nagoya by the Shinkansen, it provides smooth access to Hakone and other nearby destinations. Blending tradition with modern convenience, Odawara is the perfect starting point for your journey.
02 Hakone-Yumoto
The gateway to Hakone, famous for relaxing hot springs and scenic views. Just 80 minutes from Tokyo with Odakyu Limited Express Romancecar, it’s the ideal place to enjoy traditional inns, local cuisine, and nature.
03 Gora
A charming resort town nestled in the mountains, Gora is well known as one of the most popular hot spring spot with many traditional inns and hotels and home to the Hakone Open-Air Museum. It’s the perfect base to explore Hakone’s cultural and artistic side.
04 Owakudani
Known as the “Valley of Hell,” Owakudani is an active volcanic area with sulfur vents and boiling hot springs. Ride the Hakone Ropeway for breathtaking views and try the famous black eggs, said to add seven years to your life.
05 Sengokuhara
A highland resort area especially beautiful in autumn for its pampas grass fields. With tranquil scenery, golf courses, and the Hakone Glass Museum, it’s a great spot for nature lovers.
06 Lake Ashi
A scenic caldera lake with Mt. Fuji as its backdrop. Enjoy a cruise on a pirate ship for spectacular views or visit Hakone Shrine, famous for its iconic lakeside torii gate.
07 Hakone Old Tokaido Road
A historic stone-paved road once part of the main highway during the Edo period. Walk a section of this ancient trail to experience the quiet forest and a glimpse of old Japan.
08 Gotemba
Located at the foot of Mt. Fuji, Gotemba is a popular destination easily accessible by the Odakyu Limited Express Romancecar. The area is best known for the Gotemba Premium Outlets®, offering a shopping experience with spectacular views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. Visitors can also relax at Hotel Clad or enjoy the breathtaking scenery from FUJIMI CAFE, both offering panoramic views of the iconic mountain.
09 Mishima
Located in Shizuoka Prefecture, Mishima is a historic post town that once flourished along the Tokaido Road. Today, it is best known for the Mishima Skywalk—the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Japan—offering panoramic views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay. Conveniently connected to Hakone via the Shinkansen network, Mishima blends its rich history with stunning natural scenery and modern accessibility.
Additional Excursions
Departing from
Shinjuku
Enoshima & Kamakura Area
01 Kita-Kamakura
A peaceful town dotted with Zen temples and surrounded by lush greenery, Kita-Kamakura offers a glimpse into Japan’s spiritual heritage. Temples such as Engaku-ji and Kencho-ji exude a quiet charm, making this the perfect area for slow walks and reflection.
02 Kamakura
Once Japan’s ancient capital, Kamakura is renowned for its historic temples, shrines, and traditional streets lined with shops and cafés. At its heart stands Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, a symbol of the city’s samurai heritage and spiritual culture. Visitors can stroll through peaceful temple grounds, explore boutique stores, and experience the city’s timeless blend of history and modern charm.
03 Hase
Home to the iconic Hase-dera Temple overlooking the sea, this area blends spirituality and scenic beauty. Nearby stands the Great Buddha of Kamakura at Kōtoku-in Temple, one of Japan’s most beloved landmarks, and visitors can enjoy a relaxing stroll along the coastal path.
04 Shichirigahama
Known for its open ocean views and stylish cafés, Shichirigahama is a favorite among surfers and photographers. The stunning sunset over the Shonan coast makes it one of the most romantic spots near Kamakura.
05 Enoshima
A picturesque island connected to the mainland by a scenic bridge, Enoshima is known for its shrines, sea views, and fresh seafood. From the Enoshima Sea Candle observatory to the lively shopping street and coastal walks, it offers the perfect balance of nature, culture, and relaxation.
06 Fujisawa
As the gateway to Enoshima and Kamakura, Fujisawa combines the charm of a seaside town with the convenience of the city. Visitors can enjoy shopping, dining, and scenic rides on the Enoden Line that runs along the coast.
Additional Excursions
Departing from
Shinjuku
Tanzawa-Oyama Area
01 Oyama
Known for its sacred mountain atmosphere, Oyama is home to the historic Oyama Afuri-jinja Shrine, where visitors can take a cable car to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and Sagami Bay. The area also features Ōyama-dera Temple and the charming Koma Sando approach lined with local shops and eateries, offering a traditional pilgrimage experience.
02 Mt. Tanzawa
Part of the Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park, Mt. Tanzawa offers spectacular hiking trails through deep forests and ridgelines. It’s a favorite among nature lovers seeking untouched landscapes and tranquil mountain air.
03 Yabitsu Pass
A scenic mountain pass connecting the Tanzawa area, Yabitsu Pass is popular for cycling and hiking. The winding roads and elevated viewpoints provide some of the best views of Mt. Fuji and the Sagami Plain.
04 Tsurumaki Onsen
A local hot spring town known for its soft, skin-friendly waters. Easily accessible from the city, Tsurumaki Onsen offers traditional inns and public baths perfect for a relaxing escape.
05 Hinata Yakushi
An ancient temple nestled in the mountains, Hinata Yakushi is one of Japan’s three great Yakushi temples. Its peaceful grounds and historic wooden structures make it a spiritual retreat surrounded by nature.
06 Nanasawa
A quiet hot spring area surrounded by forest, Nanasawa is ideal for those seeking serenity. The area features secluded inns, hiking trails, and healing mineral baths in a peaceful natural setting.
Photo : ©Atsugi City Tourism Association
07 Iiyama
A countryside town known for its seasonal flowers, Iiyama offers gentle hiking routes and views of the surrounding mountains. During spring, the area is covered in cherry blossoms, making it a picturesque escape from the city.
Photo : ©Atsugi City Tourism Association
Additional Excursions
Departing from
Shinjuku
Izu Area
01 North Izu
North Izu offers a gateway to hot springs and coastal scenery. The area features relaxing seaside towns like Atami and Ito, where visitors can unwind in ocean-view baths and explore charming streets filled with local cuisine.
Photo : ©Atami City
02 East Izu
Known for its clear blue waters and beautiful coastlines, East Izu is a paradise for beach lovers. The area is home to scenic spots such as Ōmuroyama, a graceful volcanic hill offering panoramic views; the Jōgasaki Coast, famous for its rugged cliffs and suspension bridge; and the Izu Shaboten Park, where visitors can meet adorable capybaras and enjoy seasonal flowers. With seaside resorts, snorkeling spots, and oceanfront onsens, it’s the perfect place to experience Japan’s coastal leisure culture.
Photo : ©Izu City
03 Central Izu
Rich in hot springs and tradition, Central Izu is home to Shuzenji, one of Japan’s oldest and most historic onsen towns. Visitors can enjoy temple walks, bamboo paths, and ryokan stays surrounded by peaceful mountain scenery.
Photo : ©Izu City
04 South Izu
Blessed with tropical landscapes and emerald-green waters, South Izu feels like an island getaway. The area is known for its pristine beaches, coral reefs, and relaxed pace — ideal for those seeking adventure or a quiet retreat.
Photo : ©Minamiizu Town Tourism Association
05 West Izu
Famous for its dramatic cliffs and sunsets over the sea, West Izu offers some of the most breathtaking coastal views in the region. Don’t miss Dogashima, where sea caves and sightseeing boats let you experience the natural beauty up close.
Photo : ©Izu City
Additional Excursions
Departing from
Shinjuku
Shinjuku Area
01 Kabukicho & Golden Gai
The lively heart of Shinjuku, Kabukicho is filled with neon lights, restaurants, and entertainment spots that capture the city’s energy. Nearby Golden Gai, with its narrow alleys and cozy bars, offers a nostalgic glimpse of Tokyo’s postwar nightlife culture.
Photo :©TCVB
02 Shinjuku West Exit
A hub of business and shopping, the West Exit area is home to Odakyu Department Store and the Romancecar terminal. From here, travelers can easily set off on scenic journeys to Hakone and Enoshima while enjoying convenient access to dining and shopping in the city.
03 Southern Tower Area
Located near the South Exit, the Shinjuku Southern Terrace and the Odakyu Hotel Century Southern Tower offer an open, relaxing atmosphere with views of the city skyline. It’s an ideal place to rest, dine, or stay before continuing your Tokyo adventure.
04 Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
One of Tokyo’s most beautiful parks, Shinjuku Gyoen combines traditional Japanese gardens with Western landscapes. The park is a peaceful retreat from the city, perfect for viewing cherry blossoms in spring and autumn foliage later in the year.
Photo : ©Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Office
Additional Excursions
Departing from
Shinjuku
More Side Trips from Shinjuku
01 Shimokitazawa
A creative neighborhood known for its vintage shops, cafés, and live music venues. Shimokitazawa blends bohemian charm with Tokyo’s youthful energy, making it one of the city’s most beloved local districts.
02 Gotokuji
Famous as the birthplace of the “maneki-neko” (beckoning cat), Gotokuji Temple is a peaceful spot filled with rows of cat figurines symbolizing good fortune. The surrounding streets offer a quiet, traditional Tokyo atmosphere.
03 Fujiko F. Fujio Museum
Located in Kawasaki, this museum celebrates the creator of Doraemon, Mr. Fujiko F. Fujio. Visitors can explore original drawings, character exhibits, and themed cafés that delight fans of all ages.
04 Ikuta Ryokuchi Park
A vast green park featuring museums, open-air historical buildings, and seasonal flowers. It’s a refreshing escape from the city, ideal for families and nature lovers looking for a quiet stroll or picnic.
Photo : ©Kawasaki City
05 Yomiuriland Amusement Park
One of Tokyo’s largest amusement parks, Yomiuriland offers thrilling rides, seasonal events, and beautiful night illuminations. The park’s “Jewellumination” light show is especially popular during winter.
06 Sanrio Puroland
A dream destination for Hello Kitty and Sanrio fans, this indoor theme park in Tama City brings beloved characters to life with parades, shows, and interactive attractions — fun for both kids and adults.
07 Zama Sunflower Field
Every summer, vast fields of bright yellow sunflowers bloom in Zama City, creating a spectacular seasonal landscape. The Sunflower Festival attracts visitors with photo spots and local food stalls.
08 Romancecar Museum
Located next to Ebina Station, the Romancecar Museum showcases the history and charm of Odakyu’s Limited Express “Romancecar.” Visitors can step inside real train cars and experience a realistic driving simulator.
09 Kaisei Hydrangea Festival
Kaisei Town is famous for its hydrangeas, which color the area in shades of blue and purple each June. The festival features walking paths lined with flowers and local crafts that celebrate early summer in Japan.
Photo : ⓒKanagawa Prefectural Tourist Association
10 Odawara
A historic city known for its impressive Odawara Castle, this area serves as a gateway to Hakone. Visitors can stroll through the castle park, enjoy local seafood, and connect easily to the Romancecar or Shinkansen.
Other Areas
Hakone Area
Hakone is a serene mountain retreat just an hour and a half from central Tokyo, famous for its hot springs, stunning views of Mt. Fuji, and rich cultural heritage. Surrounded by lush forests and lakes, this charming area offers a perfect blend of nature, tradition, and relaxation.
Enoshima & Kamakura Area
Enoshima and Kamakura offer a perfect seaside escape just an hour from central Tokyo. Enoshima is known for its scenic coastal views, lively shrines, and fresh seafood, while nearby Kamakura captivates visitors with its historic temples, the Great Buddha, and tranquil streets lined with cafés and shops. Together, they offer a unique blend of nature, culture, and relaxation along Japan’s beautiful Shonan coast.
Tanzawa-Oyama Area
Tanzawa and Oyama offer a peaceful retreat into nature, just about an hour and a half from central Tokyo. Known for their scenic hiking trails, sacred shrines, and beautiful mountain views, this area is perfect for travelers seeking outdoor adventure and spiritual refreshment.
Izu Area
The Izu area is a coastal paradise known for its hot springs, dramatic coastlines, and scenic beauty. Just a few hours from Tokyo by train, Izu is a popular escape for those looking to relax, recharge, and enjoy the slower pace of seaside life.
Shinjuku Area
Shinjuku is one of Tokyo’s most vibrant and dynamic districts—a place where modern skyscrapers, neon-lit nightlife, and quiet green spaces all coexist. As a major transportation hub and the starting point of the Odakyu Line, Shinjuku is the perfect gateway to both urban adventures and countryside escapes.
More Side Trips from Shinjuku
Step just beyond Shinjuku and discover a lively mix of hidden gems and local favorites—all easily accessible on the Odakyu Line.
Hakone Area
Hakone is a serene mountain retreat just an hour and a half from central Tokyo, famous for its hot springs, stunning views of Mt. Fuji, and rich cultural heritage. Surrounded by lush forests and lakes, this charming area offers a perfect blend of nature, tradition, and relaxation.
Enoshima & Kamakura Area
Enoshima and Kamakura offer a perfect seaside escape just an hour from central Tokyo. Enoshima is known for its scenic coastal views, lively shrines, and fresh seafood, while nearby Kamakura captivates visitors with its historic temples, the Great Buddha, and tranquil streets lined with cafés and shops. Together, they offer a unique blend of nature, culture, and relaxation along Japan’s beautiful Shonan coast.
Tanzawa-Oyama Area
Tanzawa and Oyama offer a peaceful retreat into nature, just about an hour and a half from central Tokyo. Known for their scenic hiking trails, sacred shrines, and beautiful mountain views, this area is perfect for travelers seeking outdoor adventure and spiritual refreshment.
Izu Area
The Izu area is a coastal paradise known for its hot springs, dramatic coastlines, and scenic beauty. Just a few hours from Tokyo by train, Izu is a popular escape for those looking to relax, recharge, and enjoy the slower pace of seaside life.
Shinjuku Area
Shinjuku is one of Tokyo’s most vibrant and dynamic districts—a place where modern skyscrapers, neon-lit nightlife, and quiet green spaces all coexist. As a major transportation hub and the starting point of the Odakyu Line, Shinjuku is the perfect gateway to both urban adventures and countryside escapes.
More Side Trips from Shinjuku
Step just beyond Shinjuku and discover a lively mix of hidden gems and local favorites—all easily accessible on the Odakyu Line.
Take the Romancecar to Hakone
Enjoy a comfortable and scenic ride from Shinjuku to the heart of Hakone. With reserved seating and panoramic windows, it's the perfect start to your getaway. Skip the transfers and relax as beautiful landscapes roll by.
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Recommended Tours & Experience
Tours & Experience
Luxury Mt. Fuji Day Trip by Shinkansen + Private Car
Adult: From ¥40,000 per person
Tours & Experience
Mt.Fuji: Tea Farm,Strawberry Picking&Shrine Small-Group Tour
Adult: ¥29,000 per person
Attraction tickets
Enoshima Island & Aquarium Pass
3,940 yen
Attraction tickets
Hakone Gora Park admission ticket
¥650
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