Kanto 10-hour chartered day trip| Izu

A 10-hour chartered day trip to Izu

Customer service operating hours are Monday through Friday, from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Japan Standard Time; Saturday and Sunday, from 15:00 PM to midnight Japan Standard Time.

This package does not offer reserved services for dining establishments, attraction tickets, or entertainment venues.

Departure times are determined by individual requests, and customized itineraries tailored to personal preferences are available. We provide a range of transport options suitable for groups of six or nine people, ensuring smooth and hassle-free journeys without the need for shared rides, thereby relieving stress and enhancing overall comfort.

All vehicles used comply with Japanese laws and regulations, and our professional drivers possess over three years of experience behind the wheel. Multilingual support is offered, including Japanese, Chinese, Cantonese, English, and other languages, addressing potential language barriers.

Izu itinerary recommendation:

Route 1: Hotel - Omuroyama - Jogasaki Sea Area - Shuzenji Temple - Kawazu Seven Falls - Hotel

Should the charter exceed its scheduled duration, an additional 2,500 yen will be levied every thirty minutes (or one hour if exceeding this period). Payment should be made to the driver upon disembarkation. Billing is calculated based on the scheduled pickup and dropoff times, with the exception of trips where the starting point is outside Tokyo.

For late-night charters between 22:00 PM and 6:00 AM, an extra 5,000 yen per hour will be added, payable to the driver upon boarding. Billing is also calculated based on the scheduled pickup and dropoff times, excluding round-trip times when the starting point is outside Tokyo.

The maximum distance covered by a charter is capped at 300 kilometers. Any distances beyond this limit will incur an additional charge of 150 yen per kilometer. It is imperative to note this limitation.

In Japan, traffic congestion may occur during peak periods such as mornings, evenings, and holidays, potentially extending travel durations.

Japanese national holidays include:
- New Year's Day (five-day holiday on January 1)
- Coming of Age Day (January 8)
- Founding Day (February 11–13)
- Emperor's Birthday (February 23–26)
- Spring Equinox (March 20)
- Showa Day (April 29)
- Constitution Day (May 23)
- Green Day (May 4)
- Children's Day (May 5)
- Sea Day (July 15–17)
- Mountain Day (August 11–13)
- Menglan Bon Festival (August 13–16)
- Respect for the Aged Day (September 16–18)
- Autumnal Equinox (September 22nd to 24th)
- Sports Festival (October 14th to 16th)
- Cultural Festival (November 3rd to 5th)
- Hardworking Appreciation Day (November 23rd)

Please be advised that these dates represent relevant information up until December 2024.