• Hakone Shrine / Kuzuryu Shrine Singu - At Hakone Shrine, visitors can admire the breathtaking “Peace Torii” floating on Lake Ashi, seek blessings for prosperity and success, and explore Kuzuryu Shrine, renowned for fostering love and harmonious relationships. The cedar-lined path creates an enchanting atmosphere, making a simple stroll feel rejuvenating. Afterward, guests can unwind at a nearby café or enjoy a cruise on Lake Ashi. Hakone Shrine beautifully combines nature, history, and spiritual tranquility in one location.
• Lake Ashinoko - Following the cruise, savor lunch at Moto-Hakone Port, a picturesque spot along the lakeshore. This area boasts a diverse selection of dining options — from traditional Japanese fare to Western-style dishes and charming cafés — with your guide recommending the best local favorites.

Dining with a view of Mt. Fuji is truly memorable. Local delicacies such as fried smelt fish (wakazagi), Hakone soba noodles, and seasonal Japanese set meals are particularly popular. Relax and enjoy a serene moment that will delight both your heart and your taste buds.

• Togendai Station General Information Center - Next, embark on a leisurely cruise aboard a sightseeing ship — not just any vessel, but a delightful pirate ship reminiscent of a fairytale. As you sail across the lake, the pristine blue water, lush green mountains, and the snow-capped peak of Mt. Fuji unfold before you like a living masterpiece.

A highlight of this cruise is the stunning scenery that transforms with each season. In spring, cherry blossoms adorn the shore; in summer, the landscape is lush with greenery; autumn brings vibrant red and gold foliage; and in winter, the lake mirrors the tranquil beauty of snow-dusted peaks.

• Owaku-dani Valley - The first stop is Owakudani, a volcanic valley that remains active today. The scent of sulfur permeates the air, and white steam rises from the rugged terrain — it feels like witnessing the Earth’s very pulse. Surrounded by rocky landscapes and swirling smoke, the scenery appears almost otherworldly, as if stepping onto Mars.

Be sure to try the area’s famous black eggs, a local specialty believed to add seven years to your life. Boiled in natural geothermal heat, they are both delicious and symbolic of good fortune. An optional ropeway ride offers a thrilling aerial view directly above the steaming volcanic valley.

• Fuji Bussharito Heiwa Park - Fuji Shibasari Peace Park is a hidden treasure known primarily to locals. From its serene hilltop location, enjoy one of the clearest and most stunning views of Mt. Fuji without the crowds. The pure white stupa and the iconic mountain together create a tranquil, picture-perfect scene, changing with the seasons — cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, vibrant leaves in autumn, and crisp vistas in winter. For a breathtaking Mt. Fuji photo spot that most tourists overlook, this is the ideal place.

• Ropeway
• English-speaking local guide
• Round-trip bus transportation from Tokyo (Shinjuku)
• Lake Ashi Cruise

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Travel from Tokyo (Shinjuku) to Mt. Fuji on a bus featuring luxurious, comfortable seating.

[Highlights]

• Luxurious, comfortable seating
• Mt. Fuji Sightseeing Cruise
• Floating Torii Gate
• Ropeway Over Volcanic Valley
• A scenic viewpoint known only to locals

Marvel at the stunning views of Mt. Fuji, a UNESCO World Heritage site, from a scenic cruise. Then, take a memorable photo in front of the iconic torii gate that stands in the lake.

The tour wraps up in the evening at MODE Gakuen in Shinjuku — an ideal one-day adventure to immerse in Japan’s nature, culture, and cuisine all at once.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.