Mount Fuji Tours

Experience Mount Fuji’s postcard-perfect views with a local guide who ensures smooth travel and shares hidden spots along the way.

Capture Mount Fuji with the iconic red pagoda at Arakurayama Sengen Park while learning the best times to avoid the largest crowds.

Taste spring water at Oshino Hakkai and try kusa mochi, a traditional mugwort-flavored rice cake enjoyed by locals for generations.

Enjoy seasonal views of Mount Fuji with lavender at Oishi Park in summer or brilliant maple foliage around Lake Kawaguchiko in autumn.

Travel comfortably with central Tokyo/Shinjuku pickup, planned photo stops, and a well-paced 10-hour trip designed around weather and light.

Capture Mount Fuji behind the red torii of Hakone Shrine, a lakeside photo spot that belongs on every traveler’s list.

Ride the Hakone Ropeway across the Owakudani valley for sweeping volcanic scenery and an unforgettable view of Mount Fuji.

Sail Lake Ashi aboard a replica pirate ship to see Mount Fuji rising beyond the calm waters of this volcanic lake.

Taste Owakudani’s black eggs while learning how the volcanic steam makes this local specialty unique to the area.

Pause at Lake Yamanaka’s Shiratorihama beach to frame Mount Fuji with swans gliding across Japan’s highest lake.

Stand at Mount Fuji’s 5th Station, 2,000 meters high, and breathe in the crisp mountain air with sweeping views of the peak.

See Mount Fuji from the water on a Lake Ashi cruise and from the sky on the Hakone Ropeway, all in a single day trip.

Savor a Japanese buffet lunch overlooking Mount Fuji, arranged for you to enjoy regional flavors with a view.

Walk through Owakudani’s steaming volcanic valley and learn how Hakone’s unique landscape was shaped by eruptions.

Return to Tokyo on the Shinkansen, experiencing Japan’s famous bullet train speed after a full day of sightseeing.

Enjoy a full-day tour with an English-speaking guide to see Mt. Fuji highlights during cherry blossom season with the convenience of round-trip AC coach transfers from Tokyo.

Hike up the 398 stairs, and get views of a crimson pagoda and the Mt Fuji from the beautiful Arakurayama Sengen Park.

Enjoy the rustic charm of thatched huts and waterwheels at Hakkai Oshin, home to 8 ponds filled with water from Mt Fuji's molten snow.

Make your way to Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Fuji five lakes, for views of the peak's inverted reflection along with stunning lakeside scenery.

You can upgrade your experience for a small group tour with hotel transfers from Shinjuku, Chiyoda, Chuo, Taito, Minato, Shibuya, and Bunkyo

Enjoy convenient pick-up and drop-off from 2 points in Tokyo, and the company of an expert guide who takes you everywhere.

Mt Fuji is stunning, see it for yourself, from the reflection of the shimmering Kawaguchi Lake, and the skies atop the Kachikachi Ropeway.

Learn matcha making from local experts and enjoy a cup. Stroll through the hamlet of Oshino Hakkai featuring 8 crystalline springs.

Fun fact: Artists love Lake Kawaguchi, which offers unparalleled views of Mt Fuji on calm days, inspiring many landscape artworks.

Enjoy a full-day tour from Tokyo to see twin lakes that give the best views of Mt. Fuji with the convenience of round-trip AC coach transfers from Tokyo.

An expert English-speaking guide will be present throughout your tour. Go for fun activities like windsurfing, hot spring bathing, and cycling at your own expense.

Visit Arakura-yama Sengen Park, known for the iconic Chureito Pagoda, and see Mt. Fuji's changing beauty through the seasons, from cherry blossoms to colorful autumn foliage.

Nestled at the foot of Mt. Fuji, Lake Kawaguchi, also known as Fuji Five Lakes offers a postcard-perfect view of the snow-capped peak.

Relax at Lake Yamanaka's hot springs, a serene spot surrounded by swans and stunning scenery.

Enjoy a full-day trip from Tokyo to see Kamakura’s Great Buddha, Lake Ashi and Lake Kawaguchi, with transfers and a bilingual guide.

Cruise peacefully across Lake Ashi, taking in clear views of Mt. Fuji, then enjoy a visit to the iconic Great Buddha of Kotoku-in, a designated national treasure.

Visit a serene, spring-fed village, Oshino Hakkai, where you will see charming thatched-roof houses, sample fresh wasabi and handmade soba.

Stop at a flower-fringed park near Lake Kawaguchi, perfect for capturing Mt. Fuji’s reflection in crystal-clear waters framed by vibrant gardens.

Visit the Great Buddha at Kotoku-in, a spiritual site that showcase Japan’s rich blend of Buddhist and Shinto traditions.