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1-day tour to Atami and Mt. Omuro with fireworks [optional 9-person small group | hotel pickup | Chinese/English-speaking guide]

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Description

Take a day trip from Tokyo to Atami and Mt. Omuro, combining coastal scenery, shopping, and a spectacular evening fireworks display. Stroll through Atami Ginza Shopping Street before watching approximately 5,000 fireworks illuminate Atami Bay, with dramatic echoes from the surrounding mountains and shimmering reflections across the sea.

The tour also includes a visit to Mt. Omuro, an iconic natural landmark in Izu that is ideal for lovers of Japanese landscapes, couples, families, and travelers seeking a special night beyond Tokyo. Transportation, a Chinese- and English-speaking guide, and admission to key attractions are included. Choose the optional small-group experience for up to 9 guests and hotel pickup where available. Book now for an unforgettable Japanese fireworks-season experience.

Package Options
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  • ✓Main attraction ticket for Mt. Omuro
  • ✓Main attraction ticket for Atami Ginza Shopping Street
  • ✓Transportation service fee
  • ✓Main attraction ticket for Atami Sea Fireworks
  • ✓Tour guide
What To Expect
The Atami Sea Fireworks Festival has a history of more than 60 years. 5,000 fireworks are launched continuously on the Atami Bay. Due to the terrain surrounded by mountains on three sides, the sound effect is like being in a stadium. The strong pressure makes you hold your breath unconsciously. The large number of infectious fireworks blooming in the night sky and the fireworks reflected on the water surface are launched one after another. The gorgeous beauty even makes people forget to blink!
Terms & Conditions

Reminders:

Infants under 3 years old are free, but you must inform customer support in advance, otherwise, you may be denied boarding due to overcrowding.