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Tokyo to Izu. The scenic way.

Three days from Tokyo’s National Stadium, one Hakone night and one night on Izu’s west coast. Two riders, two Ducatis, two private rooms—and a budget for the whole ride.

  • 3 days · 2 nights
  • 11–13 Nov 2026
  • 2 riders · 2 rooms
  • Tokyo → Tokyo
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Original AI illustration · two Ducatis on the Izu coast.
Original AI illustration · two Ducatis on the Izu coast.
Tokyo · National StadiumHakoneEast IzuInatoriDogashimaShuzenjiMishimaHeda

Place names link to the detailed stops below.

© OpenStreetMap · Natural Earth

Mountains first. Then follow the sea.

A lake loop in Hakone, northern Izu Skyline, a seasonal farm and seafood stop, then a smaller west-coast loop before the temples and Tokyo return. The shorter trip crosses Izu rather than circling its southern capes.

Complete Tokyo loop

Modelled road distance
555 km
Modelled driving
10 h 30 min

185 km · Average per day

The three-day format makes the transfer days longer than the earlier 100 km/day idea. Both smaller loops are included. Distances are modelled, not recorded mileage.

Lake Ashi loop36 km · 0 h 45 min

Toi–Heda coast & ridge loop54 km · 1 h

Model times exclude traffic, queues and breaks. Suggested times are JST; confirm early ryokan breakfasts. Mountain riding is planned before the evening Tokyo return, which finishes after dark.

Route model & provenance

Fixed OSRM/OpenStreetMap car-model geometry, retrieved 27 October 2026. It is an orientation snapshot, not motorcycle navigation or verified road permission. Entrances, surfaces, restrictions and closures are unverified; walking sections are separate.

OSRM / OpenStreetMap / ODbL

A complete plan to imagine, not a booked trip.

Sample dates: 11–13 November 2026 (JST). This public plan assumes two riders on their own motorcycles and two single-occupancy rooms each night. It is a dated illustration, with no reservations or guarantee of crop, room, road or meal availability.

Original AI illustrations and TempleQuest artwork visualise the sample. They are not actual venue, room, dish, motorcycle configuration or weather photographs. Each image is used once; official links support the factual planning details.

The whole trip, before you go.

11–13 November 2026 · two riders, two owned motorcycles, two separate rooms each night. All amounts are in Japanese yen.

Estimated total · two riders

¥533,620Includes a 10% contingency, rounded up to ¥1,000.

Per rider · own room

¥266,810per rider

Estimated costs depend on season, availability, room category, menus and actual riding conditions. This is a planning budget, not a booking quote. The Mayu room price, restaurant meals, fuel price and incidental amounts are allowances.

Budget itemTwo ridersBasis
Night 1 · Hakone Ginyu¥166,400¥83,200 per room × 2 rooms. Published 2026 KAZE single-occupancy, season B minimum for 11 Nov. Dinner, breakfast, service and taxes included; two rooms are not reserved.
Night 2 · Mayu Futahari¥240,600¥120,300 per room × 2 rooms. Planning allowance: ¥120,000 for a solo room with dinner/breakfast, plus ¥300 bathing-tax allowance. This is not a quoted rate; confirm solo occupancy and two-room availability.
Meals outside the room plans¥37,000Five paid meal stops × two riders. Four ryokan meals are already included in the two stays.
Petrol · both motorcycles¥15,600¥7,800 per bike · 7.0 L/100 km × modelled distance × assumed ¥200/L, rounded up to ¥100. This estimates consumption, not fill-up receipts.
All listed road tolls · both motorcycles¥12,420¥6,210 per bike · standard daytime rates, no discount or pass. ↓
Visits, parking & small extras¥12,600
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Subtotal¥484,620
Contingency¥49,00010%
Estimated total · two riders¥533,620

Owned motorcycles are assumed. Motorcycle purchase/rental, insurance purchase, equipment, shopping and unplanned detours are outside this budget. Confirm exact solo room plans before booking.

Two Ducatis. The same open road.

Two owned motorcycles, one for each rider. The current V4 models are the references; confirm the year, equipment and fuel needs of your actual bikes.

Original AI illustration · Ducati Multistrada V4 S
Original AI illustration

Rider 1

Ducati Multistrada V4 S

The upright touring bike for this two-rider sample. Pack compactly and confirm the actual bike’s luggage setup.

Published tank
22 L
Published consumption
6.6 L/100 km
Trip petrol budget
¥7,800
Manufacturer specifications
Original AI illustration · Ducati XDiavel V4
Original AI illustration

Rider 2

Ducati XDiavel V4

The low power cruiser for the second rider. Keep luggage modest and plan the same regular breaks.

Published tank
20 L
Published consumption
6.6 L/100 km
Trip petrol budget
¥7,800
Manufacturer specifications

Ducati publishes 6.6 L/100 km for both models. The budget uses a separate 7.0 L/100 km planning allowance and ¥200/L premium-petrol assumption. Actual consumption varies with traffic, luggage and riding pace.

Day 1 · Wed, Nov 11 · 149 km · 2 h 45 min

A lake loop, then a Hakone night.

Tokyo → Lake Ashi → Hakone

11 November, Wednesday. Trade the city for the Turnpike, lunch by the lake and a clockwise Ashinoko Skyline loop. Visit Hakone Shrine before checking into your own room.

Original AI illustration · TempleQuest artwork of Hakone Shrine
TempleQuest · artwork & place guide
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Suggested day plan · JST

  1. Start · 15 min

    Tokyo · National Stadium

    Meet outside the stadium at an agreed legal motorcycle meeting point. Check fuel, luggage and the day’s conditions; event restrictions may change access.

  2. Breakfast · 45 min

    TASTE THE WORLD · Gaiemmae

    Choose the current international breakfast plate and coffee.

    Estimated meal allowance · ¥2,500 per rider · ¥5,000 for two

    TASTE THE WORLD · Gaiemmae — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    東京都渋谷区神宮前3-1-23 1F

    Opens 07:30 in the current listing; small room, occasional closures. Arrange legal motorcycle parking separately.

  3. Fuel & rest · 20 min

    Ebina SA · fuel and first break

    Fuel and a helmet-off break on the downbound side. The trip budget prices estimated petrol consumed, including the fuel already in your tanks.

    Official place information
  4. Viewpoint · 20 min

    Hakone Turnpike · Daikanzan

    Take the toll-road ascent and stop at the designated lookout. Lake Ashi and Fuji views depend on visibility; do not stop on the carriageway.

    Official place information
  5. Lunch · 60 min

    Bakery & Table Hakone

    Bakery lunch: try the rice-flour curry doughnut or the signature Hakone bread, with coffee.

    Estimated meal allowance · ¥2,500 per rider · ¥5,000 for two

    Bakery & Table Hakone — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町元箱根9-1

    Buy bread downstairs and eat in the lake-facing cafe. The former third-floor restaurant is now a coffee bar.

  6. Viewpoint · 15 min

    Lake Ashi loop · Mikuni Pass

    After lunch, take Ashinoko Skyline north to Mikuni, turn onto the Kojiri branch, then return along the east shore. This closes the small lake loop before the shrine visit. Stop only at the designated lookout; Fuji visibility is unknown.

    Official place information
  7. On foot · 45 min

    Hakone Shrine · lake and cedar shade

    Shrine tradition dates the lakeside foundation to 757. Walk the cedar-lined approach and shrine grounds; the lakeside torii is optional if there is a queue. TempleQuest artwork and its place guide accompany this day.

    TempleQuestOfficial place information
  8. Overnight

    Check in · Hakone Ginyu

    Check into two separate single-occupancy rooms. The sample budgets the KAZE category, season B, with dinner and next morning’s breakfast; room availability is unconfirmed.

  9. Dinner · 90 min

    Hakone Ginyu

    Reserve the ryokan’s seasonal dinner; breakfast and dinner are offered as in-room dining.

    Included in the room plan · no additional meal charge budgeted

    Hakone Ginyu — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町宮ノ下100-1

Day 2 · Thu, Nov 12 · 144 km · 3 h 30 min

Skyline, mandarins, sea and seafood.

Hakone → east Izu → Dogashima

12 November, Thursday. Take the northern Skyline, then the ¥500 public sea bath, seasonal mandarin picking and Inatori seafood before the Kawazu spiral road and west-coast stay.

Original AI illustration · Mandarins in a sunny Izu orchard
Original AI illustration
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Suggested day plan · JST

  1. Breakfast · 45 min

    Hakone Ginyu

    Breakfast at your overnight ryokan. Confirm the menu, serving time and inclusion in your selected plan.

    Included in the room plan · no additional meal charge budgeted

    Hakone Ginyu — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町宮ノ下100-1

  2. Scenic road · 10 min

    Atami Pass · enter Izu Skyline

    Use the northern Atami Pass–Kameishi section for this shorter itinerary, then leave the Skyline toward the east-coast bath and farm. Check the road operator’s current notices.

    Official place information
  3. Rest · 15 min

    Kameishi Pass · pause on the ridge

    Leave the Skyline here. The selected northern section costs ¥350 per motorcycle; ordinary ETC is not accepted. Continue east, then south on the coastal approach.

    Official place information
  4. Public onsen · 40 min

    Iso-no-Yu · the ¥500 seaside bath

    A public open-air bath beside Okawa’s shore, listed at ¥500 by the town. Published hours: 11:00–18:00, closed Tuesday and in rough weather. Bring a towel; confirm opening and sea conditions before the short access walk.

    ¥500 per rider · ¥1,000 for two

    Original AI illustration · Modest public open-air stone bath beside the sea
    Original AI illustration
    Official place information
  5. Fruit & tasting · 30 min

    Hinokuchi Farm · fruit in season

    12 November falls inside the published 15 October–31 December mandarin season. Budget ¥500 per adult; reserve and confirm the crop before departure. Strawberry picking is not in season for this sample.

    ¥500 per rider · ¥1,000 for two

    Official place information
  6. Lunch · 45 min

    Tokuzomaru Gyoan · Inatori

    Make kinmedai—the region’s golden-eye fish—the focus of lunch; choose the day’s simmered-fish or seafood set.

    Estimated meal allowance · ¥4,500 per rider · ¥9,000 for two

    Tokuzomaru Gyoan · Inatori — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    静岡県賀茂郡東伊豆町稲取3009-18

    Normally closed Tuesday, with holiday exceptions. The operator posted a new hours notice on 26 October; verify your date.

  7. Fuel & rest · 10 min

    Inatori · fuel checkpoint

    Use a nearby open station you have confirmed. This is a town-level planning checkpoint, not a verified forecourt or fuel-price quote; allow for the access detour.

  8. Scenic road · 10 min

    Kawazu Seven Falls loop bridge

    Follow the two-turn spiral on Route 414, then cross toward Matsuzaki and Dogashima. The bridge is a road, not a roadside photo stop: use an allowed parking area for any break. The shorter plan omits the southern capes.

    Official place information
  9. Overnight

    Check in · Mayu Futahari

    Two separate sea-facing room ideas, one rider in each. ¥120,300 per room is a planning allowance with dinner, breakfast and bathing tax; a solo-occupancy quote and two-room availability are still needed.

  10. Dinner · 90 min

    Mayu Futahari · Dogashima

    Reserve the Japanese-Western kaiseki dinner featuring Suruga Bay and Izu ingredients.

    Included in the room plan · no additional meal charge budgeted

    Mayu Futahari · Dogashima — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    静岡県賀茂郡西伊豆町仁科2035-1

Day 3 · Fri, Nov 13 · 262 km · 4 h 15 min

A coast loop. Temple history. Tokyo.

Dogashima → Toi / Heda loop → Mishima → Tokyo

13 November, Friday. Ride the Toi–Heda coast-and-ridge loop, visit Shuzenji’s November display and Mishima Taisha, then return with a full expressway rest and dinner in Aoyama.

Original AI illustration · TempleQuest artwork of Mishima Taisha
TempleQuest · artwork & place guide
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Suggested day plan · JST

  1. Breakfast · 45 min

    Mayu Futahari · Dogashima

    Breakfast at your overnight ryokan. Confirm the menu, serving time and inclusion in your selected plan.

    Included in the room plan · no additional meal charge budgeted

    Mayu Futahari · Dogashima — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    静岡県賀茂郡西伊豆町仁科2035-1

  2. Fuel & rest · 10 min

    Toi · start the coast-and-ridge loop

    Check fuel before the Toi → Heda → Darumayama → Toi Pass → Toi loop. Use a confirmed open station in town; the pin is not a verified forecourt. The scenic loop is included in distance and fuel estimates.

    Official place information
  3. Coast · 10 min

    Heda · Mihama Cape

    A brief harbor-and-pine pause before climbing inland. Keep fishing-port access and public parking distinct.

  4. Viewpoint · 10 min

    Darumayama · the highland view

    Rest before the Nishi-Izu Skyline section. Fuji visibility and road conditions are not forecast by this page.

  5. Rest · 5 min

    Toi · close the short loop

    Back at the coastal town, complete the loop, then climb east over Toi Pass toward Shuzenji. Skip the small loop if delay or conditions would use the return-day buffer.

  6. Culture · 35 min

    Shuzenji Temple · the November display

    A Soto Zen temple whose foundation tradition dates to Kukai in 807. The official November 2026 Dainichi Nyorai display runs 1–30 November, 09:00–16:00, adult ¥300. Grounds are free; use paid town parking, since the temple has no car park.

    ¥300 per rider · ¥600 for two

    Official place information
  7. Lunch · 60 min

    Unagi Sakuraya · Mishima

    Mishima’s eel tradition: choose unaju, grilled eel over rice, with soup and pickles.

    Estimated meal allowance · ¥5,000 per rider · ¥10,000 for two

    Unagi Sakuraya · Mishima — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    静岡県三島市広小路町13-2

    Plan an early lunch and allow a queue buffer. Usually closed Wednesday plus occasional additional days; confirm before riding.

  8. Culture · 35 min

    Mishima Taisha · Izu’s historic shrine

    Visit the shrine associated with Minamoto no Yoritomo and the history of Izu. Keep this a grounds visit, with time to walk quietly before the expressway return. TempleQuest provides this day’s artwork and a deeper place guide.

    TempleQuestOfficial place information
  9. Rest · 25 min

    Ashigara SA · eastbound rest

    Use the upbound service area and take a proper break. Recheck fuel and Tokyo traffic, keeping the dinner time flexible.

    Official place information
  10. Dinner · 75 min

    Tonkatsu Maisen · Aoyama Main Store

    Finish with a tonkatsu set: crisp pork cutlet, cabbage, rice and soup.

    Estimated meal allowance · ¥4,000 per rider · ¥8,000 for two

    Tonkatsu Maisen · Aoyama Main Store — AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.
    AI illustration · place atmosphere and representative food.

    東京都渋谷区神宮前4-8-5

    Reserve or confirm service. Park legally before dinner, then return to the stadium meeting area to close the loop.

  11. Finish

    Tokyo · back at the National Stadium

    Return to the agreed legal meeting point outside the National Stadium. This is an after-dark Tokyo finish; traffic can move the arrival later. The sample exits at Tokyo IC and uses local streets for the final approach.

Two nights. A room of your own.

Two separate rooms at each ryokan, one adult per room. Night one uses a published dated rate reference; night two is a planning allowance. Neither room availability nor booking is confirmed.

Original AI illustration · Mountain ryokan terrace and open-air bath
Original AI illustration

Night 1 · Hakone

Hakone Ginyu

Mountain-valley retreat in Miyanoshita. Choose the room and meal plan with the property, then keep the evening off the bike.

¥83,200 per room × 2 rooms · ¥166,400

Published 2026 KAZE single-occupancy, season B minimum for 11 Nov. Dinner, breakfast, service and taxes included; two rooms are not reserved.

Rate / planning source

Dinner & breakfast: book the selected meal plan directly.

神奈川県足柄下郡箱根町宮ノ下100-1

Original AI illustration · Contemporary coastal ryokan suite and sea view
Original AI illustration

Night 2 · Dogashima

Mayu Futahari · Dogashima

An intimate six-room coastal property. The operator lists a private open-air bath with every room; confirm your exact suite and rate.

¥120,300 per room × 2 rooms · ¥240,600

Planning allowance: ¥120,000 for a solo room with dinner/breakfast, plus ¥300 bathing-tax allowance. This is not a quoted rate; confirm solo occupancy and two-room availability.

Rate / planning source

Dinner & breakfast: book the selected meal plan directly.

静岡県賀茂郡西伊豆町仁科2035-1

Every planned toll, counted twice.

Sample weekday daytime fares, over-125 cc motorcycles in the kei class. NEXCO route searches were set to 11 and 13 November 2026. Standard fares are budgeted without passes or discounts; scenic-road tariffs follow the operators.

Tolls · JPY
Road / dayPer motorcyclePayment & scope
Day 1 · Tomei · Tokyo → Atsugi¥1,07011 Nov, daytime, kei/motorcycle class; standard fare.
Day 1 · Odawara–Atsugi · full road¥640Atsugi connection → Odawara Nishi; standard full-road fare.
Day 1 · Hakone Turnpike · main line¥650One motorcycle, one ascent.
Day 1 · Ashinoko Skyline · main + Kojiri¥500The operator’s combined motorcycle fare, paid once for this lake loop. Cash; no ETC.
Day 2 · Turnpike · Izu connector¥170Hakone-to-Atami approach; separate from the main line.
Day 2 · Izu Skyline · Atami–Kameishi¥350Northern section only. Cash or registered ETCX; ordinary ETC is not accepted.
Day 3 · Nishi-Izu ridge / Heda loop¥0Public roads; no toll. Current access/closures still need checking.
Day 3 · Shuzenji Road · full-road budget¥160Full-line motorcycle rate budgeted; a partial section can cost less.
Day 3 · Izu Chuo-do¥160Cash or registered ETCX, separately from ordinary ETC.
Day 3 · Shin-Tomei / Tomei · Nagaizumi–Numazu → Tokyo¥2,51013 Nov daytime, kei/motorcycle standard fare. Exit at Tokyo IC; use local streets to Aoyama, with no Shuto in this budget.
Total per motorcycle¥6,210Both motorcycles · ¥12,420

The details that make it a motorcycle trip.

Fuel and range

Start full, pause at Ebina, check fuel in Inatori and before the Toi ridge loop, then use the Ashigara stop on return. Local checkpoints are not verified stations; actual tank/range and detours matter.

Two riders, one bike each

Two riders travel on separate motorcycles, without pillion passengers in this sample. Confirm licensing, insurance, equipment and current road access for each actual bike.

Pack for the bath

Carry a small towel, dry layer and compact footwear. Iso-no-Yu is weather-dependent; check opening and rules, and cool down before getting back on the bike.

Follow the harvest

12 November is in Hinokuchi’s published mandarin season (15 October–31 December), budgeted at ¥500/adult. Confirm crop and reservation; strawberries are not promised for November.

Reserve the nights, protect the time

Request two separate solo rooms, the quoted meal plan, an early breakfast and motorcycle parking. Protect the return buffer; prices and availability vary by date and room.

A report that tells the whole story.

Separate report example · these are not this motorcycle loop’s totals.

Illustrative report · not a recorded journey

Planned example
100 km
Recorded example
110 km
Estimated example
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100 km planned; 110 km recorded in this illustrative fixture: +10 km / +10%.

A 20-minute GPS gap makes that comparison partial; missing travel is not invented.

A confirmed late-start estimate is a separate layer, never a GPS observation.

Planning sources & imagery note

Original AI illustrations and TempleQuest artwork visualise the sample. They are not actual venue, room, dish, motorcycle configuration or weather photographs. Each image is used once; official links support the factual planning details.

Fixed OSRM/OpenStreetMap car-model geometry, retrieved 27 October 2026. It is an orientation snapshot, not motorcycle navigation or verified road permission. Entrances, surfaces, restrictions and closures are unverified; walking sections are separate.

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