Sado Island
This is 2 day course. The fee is 350 USD
from Tokyo.
In the early morning guests take super express train and local train from
Tokyo to Naoetsu. Then by express ferry guests go to Sado Island. In the
evening they stay at Shizaki Onsen.
Sado Island (Sadogashima) lies off the coast of Niigata Prefecture, and
is one of Japan's largest islands.
Due to its remote location, the island served as a destination for political
exiles. The three most prominent figures sent into exile to Sado were
the former Emperor Juntoku, the Buddhist monk Nichiren and the founder
of Noh, Zeami Motokiyo. While the island is no longer a place of exile,
traces of the culture and religion that these forced residents brought
with them remain today.
The sea and the countryside color and shape Sado. Here we describe Sado's
natural environment which cannot be separated from the people who live
here.
Next morning they take a bus tour, looking around the beautiful landscape
through window In Sado Island the beaches are very beautiful and are left
natural. Getting off the bus they walk on the Chojaga Bridge of 40 m high,
beautiful Suhama Beach, Obata Winery, then Sado gold mine. IN the early
evening they return to Tokyo.