Special Point 01

Easy access
from the airport!

Approximately 1 hour from Narita to Tokyo.
Approximately 30 minutes from Haneda to Tokyo/Shinagawa and approximately 1 hour 30 minutes from Shinagawa.
Only 3 hours by train from Chubu Centrair International Airport.

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Special Point 02

Eternal spring with flowers at Izu

Ito in the Izu Peninsula has a warm climate year round. There are many places where you can enjoy seasonal flowers that bring color to the scenery. See the spectacular Jogasaki Coast created by the grand nature, and the resorts of Izu Kogen for a relaxing experience.

Special Point 03

An abundant source of
seafood and mountain delicacies

Ito is a hotspring resort surrounded by nature, with Mt. Amagi to its rear and the Sagami Bay on the other side. There are abundant resources from both the ocean and the mountains that can all be enjoyed at the Ito Hotsprings. The ocean side has Izu's largest port, Ito Port, as well as many fishing ports there. Fresh fish is landed there in the mornings and evenings. In the mountains, the warm climate allows tangerine, wasabi, shiitake mushrooms, and many other crops to be grown. Enjoy seasonal cuisine at Ito, known for our fresh ingredients.
This abundant natural scene is also scientifically valuable, as designated as a "Japan Geopark" in September 2012.
There are sightseeing guides and new specialties that come with the Geopark, one of the sightseeing spots in Ito Hotsprings.

Special Point 04

Enjoy a good selection of sightseeing spots.

Known as a hotspring location since a long time ago, Ito Hotsprings is home to many sightseeing facilities and spots. It has the "Ito Eight Sceneries" that symbolize the greatest views in Ito, and also foot baths, hand baths, and other accessible hotspring locations. There are also facilities that provide various activities to make your experience a fulfilling one.

The history of Ito Hotspring dates as far back as 1000 AD as a hotspring sanatorium. After the Meiji period, it became well known as a hotspring location all around Japan.
Known as one of the three great hotspring locations of Japan, the amount of spring water is 32,500 liters per minute, the most in all of the Kanto region. You can see the ocean below as part of the beautiful scenery, making it loved by many hotspring fans.

The Izu Peninsula's greatest catches are brought in at the Ito Port. Fresh fish can be enjoyed during the morning and evening there. Mountain delicacies include tangerines, wasabi, shiitake mushrooms, and much more. The city has many restaurants where you can enjoy cuisine at reasonable prices.

Special Point 07

Historical Structures

The city is home to many historical structures. There are shrines and temples that have been built over 300 years ago, and also an inn that was built around the 1930s. There are also vacation homes of famous people and the birthplaces of historical figures.
Izu Hotspring has been loved by many accomplished writers, and there are monuments dedicated to them.