Excursão de um dia para apreciar as cerejeiras em Shizuoka: Cerejeiras Kawazu em Izu, Parque Panorâmico de Izu e buffet de morangos (partindo de Tóquio)

The tour guide and driver were very professional and friendly. The cherry blossoms bloomed later this year, but we still managed to see quite a few. The cable car ride to see Mount Fuji was nice, and the strawberries were very sweet.

The meeting point description provides multiple pieces of information, such as using Exit 5a of Nijubashi-mae Station on the subway line, which is about a 3-minute walk, or Exit M4 of Tokyo Station, walking towards the Imperial Palace for about 1 minute to reach the corner of the Marunouchi Building. Although a Chinese-speaking guide could not be provided, mobile translation apps are sufficient and pose no major issues. The activity times and meeting times for each pick-up/drop-off point are clearly provided. Overall, the arrangements were satisfactory. There are free foot baths in Kawazu Town; those who walk quickly can set aside time to try them. Due to the tight schedule, it is not recommended for those who walk slowly. Additionally, Izu Panorama Park also has foot baths, where there is more ample time, and towels are available for 100 yen, which is very thoughtful. Interested friends can reserve some time to soak.

The common problem with these one-day tours is that they're too rushed, especially the observatory part. Because it was so rushed, almost everyone on the bus was late. Otherwise, the itinerary itself was quite good, and the tour guide and driver were also very friendly.

It was a nice experience although we weren’t able to see much of the cherry blossom since our guide said its colder this year. But at least there were a few trees that bloomed. The cable car was also nice and we saw the Mt Fuji but there was a cloud blocking, the view on top was amazing though. The strawberry picking was fun too. Unli fresh strawberries was a new experience for us. The whole trip was nice but I hope klook could update the pick up location picture because the meeting point indicated in the booking was on the other side of the building .

Although the trip was delayed by nearly an hour due to traffic, both the tour guide and driver were very nice. The strawberries were also delicious and unlimited.

Due to the weather, the Kawazu cherry blossoms are only 30% open, with only the original trees in full bloom. Mount Fuji can be seen from the observation deck.

Due to the weather, the cherry blossoms bloomed later this year, and there were discrepancies in their flowering times, so the Kawazu cherry blossoms felt a bit scattered, but it was still nice. The all-you-can-eat strawberries were truly big and sweet, and the panoramic view of Mount Fuji was also spectacular.

Due to a cold snap in Japan, the cherry blossoms bloomed late. Coupled with the overcast, rainy, and snowy weather on the day, there were no scenes of cherry blossoms in full bloom. Only one cherry tree could be seen. Upon arriving at the Mount Fuji observation deck, the weather cleared up. After taking the cable car to the summit, we saw Mount Fuji, but its peak was covered by a layer of mist. Indeed, a panoramic view of Mount Fuji is a rare and sought-after sight. The all-you-can-eat strawberries, with a 30-minute time limit, were fragrant and sweet. We ate many and were very satisfied.

The itinerary itself was very appealing, and transportation was convenient, but the time spent at the attractions was simply too short. We traveled a long way to see the Kawazu cherry blossoms, but for some reason, our stay was reduced from 2 hours to 1.5 hours, which felt very rushed and we couldn't see everything.

The tour guide and driver were very professional and meticulous in their arrangements, but unfortunately, due to the weather, it rained and the cherry blossoms had not yet bloomed.