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Mountains, Volcanoes and Lakes: Mount Fuji and Hakone Tour from Tokyo
Activity Schedule
Key Highlights
- Make the most of your Japan visit with a day trip to see the World Heritage Mt. Fuji and Hakone
- Explore the Ninja trick house and beautiful Japanese garden as if you were Ninja
- A Professional English-speaking guide will accompany you during the tour
- Exhilarating experience at Hakone Ropeway
- Feel the power of volcanic activity at Owakudani valley
- Lots of opportunities for those insta-worthy pictures
- Both printed or smartphone vouchers accepted!
Overview
In Japan, nature’s beauty takes many forms and Mount Fuji and Hakone are places that offer exceptional picturesque views of the landscape.
Meet your English-speaking guide in Shinjuku and depart from Tokyo on a bus to the 5th Station, situated at 2000 meters above sea level, and offers the closest views of Mt Fuji floating over the clouds. Also feel the sacred atmosphere at Japanese shinto Shrine there! *If we cannot go up there, we will attend the highest available point on the day and if it is only the first station or the driveway is closed, we will visit Oshino Hakkai or an alternative place.
Visit the Ninja Village of “Oshino Shinobi no Sato”. If the hunger pangs kick in, upgrade and add a buffet lunch to the tour and enjoy a sumptuous lunch.
Visit the Hakone area, starting with “Owakudani” a valley once called “Valley of Hell.”
Still an active volcano, see the steam coming from the ground, smell the sulfur, and try eating “Kuro Tamago” Black Egg believed to prolong life!
The Hakone Ropeway ride boasts stunning views of Mt. Hakone. The ropeway takes you to Lake Ashi, a caldera lake where you can enjoy a cruise and admire the beautiful natural landscape and Mt. Fuji. Don’t miss out to see Torii Gate which is floating on the water!
Visit Hakone Shrine, one of the most famous shrines with an impressive red torii gate floating on the water called “Torii of Peace.” Go up to the main Shrine, pray for your health and get some spring water, believed to remove negative energy.
On the way back, there will be a quick stop at Odawara Station, after which you will return to Shinjuku Station.
*People who has JR pass can use their own tickets and use bullet train from Odawara Station.
Inclusions
- A Professional English Speaking Tour Guide
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Wi-Fi service available on the bus
- Multilingual Audio Guide in EN, FR, IT, ES, ZH, TH, ID, UK
- Entrance fee for Shinobi no Sato Japanese Garden
- Hakone Ropeway fee
- Lake Ashi Cruise fee
- Buffet Lunch (If Selected)
Exclusions
- Gratuities (if you feel generous)
Please note
Voucher information: information: You can show your voucher on your smartphone (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)
So there’s no last-minute rush please arrive at the start point 20 mins early.
You will meet your guide directly at “LOVE” statue at Shinjuku.
We ensure that the tour runs on time, however, at times the itinerary might be revised due to weather, traffic conditions, etc.
If any of the visiting places is closed, we will try to attend an alternative place.
The lunch may change due to operational reasons.
We do not supply any extra drop-off service.
Vegetarian and Muslim Lunch Available. Please request when you make a booking.
Additional info
The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details. They’re a nice bunch, and will happily answer any logistical questions you may have. Please give them a call at least 24 hours before your organized activity to reconfirm.
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