Dayo Travel:: Tokyo Magic:: A Journey of Disney Enchantment and Healing Hot Springs

The same Tokyo, but a different itinerary. In addition to visiting must-see areas like Odaiba, a sub-center of Tokyo, and Karuizawa, you’ll also enjoy free time exploring the streets of Omotesando and Roppongi. The trip takes you deeper into Kusatsu Onsen, Japan’s top hot spring destination, as well as lesser-visited spots on regular Tokyo group tours such as the Daruma dolls at Takasaki Daruma House and the Ishidan Hot Spring Street in Ikaho. Though the itinerary is rich, it’s not rushed, and even reserves a full day to explore Tokyo Disneyland. It’s perfect not only for first-time visitors to Tokyo but also offers fresh experiences for those returning.

★★★ Recommended Attraction = Mt. Usu Volcanic Crater Park (Onioshidashi Park)
Onioshidashi Park (also known as Oni no Shidakashi Park or Jigokudani Park), considered one of Japan’s eight great scenic views, is a natural wonder formed by massive lava flows following the 1783 eruption of Mount Asama. It’s said that the volcano erupted with a deafening roar starting on May 9th, with intense activity continuing after July, continuously spewing red-hot molten lava from its crater...Click to view the full attraction introduction

 

★★★ Recommended Attraction = Ikaho Onsen
Ikaho Onsen, located in Gunma Prefecture, is a beloved hot spring town among many Japanese writers. Walking up its 300-meter-long stone staircase of 360 steps, you’ll see poems carved into the steps that celebrate Ikaho’s local culture and scenery. The hot spring source here is said to have been excavated and used over 400 years ago to treat wounded warriors...Click to view the full attraction introduction

★★★ Recommended Attraction = Naritasan Shinshoji Temple
As you approach Naritasan Shinshoji Temple in Naritasan, you’re immediately struck by its grand and majestic presence. As one of the three major temples in the Kanto region dedicated to Fudo Myoo, it attracts over 13 million visitors annually...Click to view the full attraction introduction

★★★ Recommended Attraction = Lake Haruna
Lake Haruna lies beside Mount Haruna. Formed by a massive volcanic crater that accumulated rainwater over centuries, the lake is so calm that Mount Haruna reflected on its surface is called “Haruna Fuji.”...Click to view the full attraction introduction

★★★ Recommended Attraction = Karuizawa
In 1886, Canadian British missionary Alexander Croft Shaw visited Karuizawa and was deeply captivated by its lush forests and cool, refreshing climate. He built the first villa here, introducing the serene and beautiful Karuizawa to the world...Click to view the full attraction introduction