Kawana Fuji 3-Day Golf Retreat
Kawana Oshima + Kawana Fuji
Atami Ryokan Stay + Private Transfer from Tokyo
2 Nights Accommodation
2 Rounds at Kawana
Structured 3-Day Golf Program
OVERVIEW
This is a structured 3-day, 2-night golf itinerary
built around Kawana Fuji Course as the main round.
The program combines:
• A traditional ryokan stay in Atami
• Kawana Oshima as the first round
• Kawana Fuji as the final championship round
Routing and accommodation are aligned
to ensure stable tee-time coordination.
ITINERARY DETAILS
Day 1 Tokyo → Atami
Private pickup from Tokyo city or airport
Transfer to Atami (approx. 2–2.5 hours)
Stay at a traditional Japanese ryokan
Dinner and breakfast included
Evening at leisure
Day 2 Kawana Oshima Course
Breakfast at ryokan
Transfer to Kawana (approx. 40–50 minutes)
Round at Kawana Oshima Course
Tee time subject to confirmation
After the round
Check in at Kawana Hotel
Day 3 Kawana Fuji Course
World Top 100
Breakfast at hotel
Round at Kawana Fuji Course
Walking course with caddie
Limited golf carts available upon request
Carts are caddie-operated and subject to availability
After the round
Private transfer back to Tokyo
WHAT’S INCLUDED
• 2 nights accommodation
(1 night Atami ryokan with dinner & breakfast
1 night Kawana Hotel with breakfast)
• 2 golf rounds
(Kawana Oshima + Kawana Fuji)
• Caddie service at Fuji Course
• Private transfer from/to Tokyo
PRICE GUIDE
Based on 4 players
From JPY 298,000 per person
Final pricing varies depending on:
• Travel dates (weekday / weekend / peak season)
• Room category at Kawana Hotel
• Tee-time availability
Exact quotation provided upon date confirmation.
PARTICIPATION
Minimum: 2 players
Recommended: 2–4 players
Maximum: 4 players
Smaller groups allow more stable
tee-time and accommodation coordination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 Is hotel stay required to play Kawana Fuji Course?
Yes.
To arrange a round at Kawana Fuji Course, staying at Kawana Hotel is required.
Fuji Course tee times are allocated in coordination with hotel guests.
Q2 Is Kawana Fuji a walking course or cart course?
Kawana Fuji is primarily a walking course with caddie service.
Golf carts are available upon request but in limited quantity.
Carts are not fully self-operated and are typically handled by the caddie.
Q3 What is the difference between Kawana Oshima and Kawana Fuji?
Kawana Oshima Course offers more flexible booking and is commonly scheduled as the first round.
Kawana Fuji is ranked among the World’s Top 100 golf courses and is considered the signature championship course at Kawana.
Q4 Is lunch included at the golf courses?
Lunch at both courses is not included in the package.
We recommend budgeting approximately JPY 3,000 per person for lunch at the clubhouse.
Any additional food or beverages are settled directly at the course.
Q5 How many players are recommended for this itinerary?
A minimum of 2 players is required.
The ideal group size is 2–4 players for smoother coordination of tee times and accommodation.
Up to 4 players can be accommodated comfortably.
Q6 Is it realistic to play Kawana in a 3-day itinerary from Tokyo?
Yes.
A typical schedule is:
Day 1 – Tokyo to Atami
Day 2 – Kawana Oshima
Day 3 – Kawana Fuji
This structure allows completion of both Kawana courses within three days.
Q7 Can this 3-day itinerary be extended?
Yes.
Many guests extend the program to 5 or 7 days, combining additional golf destinations around Mt. Fuji and the Izu Peninsula.
Q8 What does a typical extended routing look like?
A common extension route includes:
Lake Kawaguchi
Hakone
Gotemba
Izu Peninsula
Kawana
This creates a north-to-south Mt. Fuji golf journey.
Q9 Is Kawana Fuji considered one of Japan’s World Top 100 courses?
Yes.
Kawana Fuji has consistently been recognized by international golf publications as one of the World’s Top 100 courses and is regarded as a premier seaside championship layout in Japan.
Q10 How long is the transfer from Tokyo to Kawana?
The drive from Tokyo to Kawana takes approximately 3–4 hours.
This itinerary includes private round-trip transfer, eliminating the need for public transportation.
Q11 Is this itinerary suitable for executives or small private groups?
Yes.
It is designed for small private groups of 2–4 players.
The routing is stable, efficient, and well-suited for travelers who prioritize structured, high-quality golf experiences in Japan.