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One of Izu’s most scenic spots, known for its crystal-clear blue sea and rugged coastal rocks. In winter, about three million narcissus flowers bloom across the cape, and the lighthouse offers views of the Izu Islands. It’s a peaceful place to enjoy nature in every season

Offer sweeping views of Suruga Bay and the Pacific Ocean. In summer, yusuge flowers bloom, creating a magical scene as the sea glows in the sunset. A great spot for a scenic drive or a relaxing walk.

Held every June at Shimoda Park, this hydrangea festival features around 150,000 plants and three million blooms, making it one of Izu’s most stunning early-summer events.

A famous power spot known for its giant camphor tree, said to grant a longer life to those who walk around its trunk. Popular for prayers for love, health, and success, visitors can also relax at the shrine’s teahouse after worship.

A popular spring festival in Minami Izu, Izu Peninsula, featuring Kawazu cherry blossoms, rapeseed flower fields, and night illuminations.

The Kobo Daishi Dedication Fireworks Festival is held every year on August 21 in Shuzenji Onsen. A traditional summer event featuring about 2,000 fireworks that gently light up the night sky above the hot spring town.

Discover Toi Sakura in Izu City, home to Japan’s earliest-blooming cherry blossoms. Enjoy illuminated night views, local events, stamp rallies, and seasonal charm at the Toi Sakura Festival.

The Spring Kobo Memorial Mantoue is held every April 20 in Shuzenji Onsen. Soft lantern lights fill the temple grounds, creating a peaceful and magical spring tradition.

One of Izu’s most renowned plum blossom spots, where around 1,000 plum trees bloom in early spring. It’s a perfect seasonal destination to enjoy alongside Shuzenji Onsen and the Bamboo Forest Path.

Held at Susanoo Shrine in Izu-Inatori, Higashi-Izu Town, this seasonal Hina Doll Display features hundreds of dolls and traditional hanging decorations, marking the beauty of spring in Izu.