Departing at 8 a.m., tourists travel to the Izu Peninsula to view the Kawazu cherry blossoms and participate in activities such as wasabi harvesting and traditional papermaking before returning to Tokyo by evening. Kawasaki Heavy Industries Ltd. is behind the experience. The company developed Z-Leg, an online service allowing customers to book travel helicopters. Z-Leg, a subsidiary of the company, offers helicopter travel plans nationwide. The subsidiary has previously organized day trips from Nagoya Airport to Eiheiji temple in Fukui Prefecture and plans to launch a helicopter shuttle service to Suzuka Circuit in Mie Prefecture in April. While the prices are sky-high, the service is popular among wealthy tourists who value time. Kawasaki Heavy Industries plans to expand the number of heliports to attract visitors to tourist destinations that are difficult to reach by land.