TOKYO · DAY TRIP
7 Tours Reviewed
Mt. Fuji is close enough to feel it. This private, license-holding day tour around Kawaguchiko and the Five Lakes mixes iconic views with real on-the-ground stops you can’t rush. I love having a government licensed English guide to explain what…
Dawn kayaking makes Fuji feel personal. This early-morning small-group outing is built around one thing: Mt. Fuji views before the crowds, with a laid-back pace on quiet water. The lake can look almost sleepy at first light, and your guide…
Fuji takes over the whole day. This full-day outing strings together Mt. Fuji viewpoints in a smart order, from the Kachikachi Ropeway up high to the calm spring ponds at Oshino Hakkai. Two things I especially like: the hands-on matcha…
Fuji looks simple on a postcard. It is not. I love how this is a private, guided day built around the best Fuji angles, and I love the mix of shrines, lakes, and optional Aokigahara caves for a day that…
Clouds don’t stop this Fuji day plan. This is a long-but-simple route from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji 5th Station (2,305 meters) and the Lake Kawaguchiko area, with options that let you add lunch and a cruise. I love the air-conditioned…
That first Fuji peek is pure magic. This one-day tour takes you right to Mt. Fuji 5th Station (up to 2,305 meters when accessible) and then to Kawaguchiko for ropeway views and a Lake Kawaguchi cruise. I like how it’s…
Mt. Fuji day trips can feel like a sprint. This one is built for easy Tokyo-to-Fuji logistics, with central Shinjuku pickup, an air-conditioned bus, and live commentary as you ride. I like that the itinerary leans into famous viewpoints with…
